Two drawings, one in pen, of the shed at Deeargee Uralla, and the other in pencil of the same shed. by Chrisitne Porter. Over it it says "Three days in the life of an artist" ChristinePorter.com.au/blog/

Three days in the life of an artist

Easter 2018 and I am on the New England. I’m here to create some artwork about one of the most famous shearing sheds in Australia. It’s the shed at “Deeargee” near Uralla. The work will be exhibited at NERAM at my solo exhibition “The Hundredth Shearing Shed” in February next year. There’s a lot to be done between now and then. The exhibition has been in the pipeline for a number of years now. Lots of conversations and proposals. I have one shot at a solo at NERAM, now that it’s such an important regional gallery, and one shot at this shearing shed.

A challenge worth working towards.

Posted by Christine Porter, Artist on Friday, 6 April 2018
Day One

Posted by Christine Porter, Artist on Friday, 6 April 2018
Day Two

Posted by Christine Porter, Artist on Friday, 6 April 2018
Day Three

postscript

Exhibition Invitation from New England Regional Art Museum for Chrsitine's exhibition "The Hundredth Shearing Shed" Opening night Feb8, 6pm .Exhibition continues until March17.
Painting by Chrisitne Porter of the inside of the shed at Deeargee shearing shed. Showing the inside of the pyramidal roof.
The Inside of an Octagon2019 watercolour 74x54cm (The biggest, most complicated painting of my whole life)

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