This exhibition, by artist and Pine Street staff member Alexandra Sideris, is made up of recent works on paper and handcrafted jewellery. The work is a representational series of geographical abstractions using pastel, gouache, pen and graphite on paper and semi precious stones, leather and sterling silver to construct the jewellery.

Ebb and Flow - Annual Tutors Exhibition

Opening 6:00pm Fri 19 Sept

Exhibition dates: 16 - 27 September

Come and celebrate Spring and witness the amazing talents of our panel of artists at our Annual Tutor's Exhibition.

2D and 3D works will be on display across the mediums of silver and beaded jewellery, printmaking, ceramics, sculpture, stencil art, painting and drawing. Pick up some stunning original artwork or jewellery for yourself or as a present!

Celebrating Reconciliation Week, this exhibition features photographs taken at Redfern Community Centre on National Apology Day, 13 February 2008. The young photographers, aged between 5 and 22, successfully captured the range of emotions expressed on the day when Prime Minister Rudd said sorry to the stolen generations of Australia’s Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. This is an exhibition you should not miss. Pine Street Creative Arts Centre and Redfern Community Centre were the originating collaborators on this Exhibiton.

For more information go to http://www.sydneychildrensfestival.com/

Over 70 artworks made by children aged 5 – 12 years old, Why I Love Nature is an art exhibition by children, for children. Why I Love Nature coincided with World Environment Day earlier this year, and was a nationwide art competition to encourage environmental awareness, with the aim of educating children and their families to integrate sustainable actions in their everyday lives. The artworks include mosaics, sculptures, mobiles, and a big model of a sustainable town made from reuse materials. World Environment Day is not just about recognizing our ‘green environment’ but also about encouraging people to ‘think and do green’.

For more information go to: http://www.sydneychildrensfestival.com/

ST2K showcases the best in Sydney’s street art & culture! Be part of the many live art events happening at Pine Street Creative Arts Centre celebrating stencil art, street art, zines, design, DIY & more! Check out emerging artists and their DIY goodies!

Events include ST2K exhibition, live art jam, workshops, stencil masterclasses, a live zine day, street art market, graf-research lab and more! Artists and the public are invited to participate in all live art events! Everyone is welcome! See Youth link at left for more details and program.

PEEPSHOW: Chippendale... behind closed doors

Sunday 19 October

An interactive, urban safari that exposes the secrets behind closed doors of the creative industries, the communities and the people that inhabit the suburb of Chippendale.

Pine Street is very excited to be collaborating with Queen Street Studios and Art & About this year.

What is PEEPSHOW? Essentially its an “open day” for visitors to interact with the Chippendale community through guided tours, open studios, product sampling, events, parties, performances and other cultural activities. It aims to raise awareness of the creative goods and services available in Chippendale and to showcase Chippendale's unique culture and people. Queen Street Studios are taking members of the public on chaperoned tours on an “open day”, where visitors will be able to interact with the Chippendale community through guided tours, open studios, product sampling, events, parties, performances and other cultural activities.

As part of the tour, visitors will come to Pine Street to explore and enjoy our ST2K Street Art Festival, which promises to be one of the events of the year!

For more information go to: http://www.queenstreetstudio.com/events.html

A satellite event at the Carriage Works, 245 Wilson Street (Corner of Codrington Street ), Eveleigh. This venue is wheelchair accessible.

This exhibition is part of Bakehouse - an inclusive arts event. These joint exhibitions will display works produced over the last 12 months and will cover both 2D and 3D mediums, representing painting and drawing, printmaking, ceramics, mosaics and jewellery.

The works in the Outreach Exhibition are created by people with mental and physical disabilities, people from non-English speaking backgrounds, people who are homeless, people recovering from addiction, and those leaving rehabilitation and correctional centres. Participants in the exhibition will be representing local communities and many of our partner organisations including: The Boarding House Project, The Bridge, CARITAS, Connections, House With No Steps, Hope Street, Open Access Ceramics, Northcott Art Group, and Guthrie House.

For more information go to: www.slicedbreadattraction.org.au

The “Fridaze” Exhibition is a compilation of selected works by a collective of artists that meet weekly to create and explore new materials and processes, alongside tutors from Pine Street.

This program is a partnership between Accessible Arts, the peak NSW body for Arts and Disability and Pine Street Creative Arts Centre. This program aims to strengthen and support the various and individual creative voices of artists with a disability.

For more information go to: http://aarts.net.au/projects/studio-project/