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| − | The '''Greg James Sculpture Studio Gallery''' has been located in J Shed, on [[Bather’s Beach Arts Precinct|Bathers Beach]] in Fremantle, Western [[Australia]], since 1993. J Shed is a heritage listed building that was originally built on Victoria Quay for storage purposes in 1912. Reconstructed on its current location by the Fremantle Harbour Trust in the 1960's, it was restored in 1987. | + | The '''Greg James Sculpture Studio Gallery''' has been located in J Shed, on [[Bather’s Beach Arts Precinct|Bathers Beach]] in Fremantle, Western [[Australia]],<ref>[http://www.fremantle.wa.gov.au/things2c/resource/Cultural_map.pdf www.fremantle.wa.gov.au]</ref> since 1993. J Shed is a heritage listed building that was originally built on Victoria Quay for storage purposes in 1912. Reconstructed on its current location by the Fremantle Harbour Trust in the 1960's, it was restored in 1987. |
Starting with a bare shed, Greg has developed this space to be a highly efficient and productive sculpture studio with a public viewing deck and gallery. | Starting with a bare shed, Greg has developed this space to be a highly efficient and productive sculpture studio with a public viewing deck and gallery. | ||
Revision as of 06:49, 13 June 2010
The Greg James Sculpture Studio Gallery has been located in J Shed, on Bathers Beach in Fremantle, Western Australia,[1] since 1993. J Shed is a heritage listed building that was originally built on Victoria Quay for storage purposes in 1912. Reconstructed on its current location by the Fremantle Harbour Trust in the 1960's, it was restored in 1987.
Starting with a bare shed, Greg has developed this space to be a highly efficient and productive sculpture studio with a public viewing deck and gallery.
The studio has served as a training ground for young artists, a temporary facility for established artists and host to visiting international artists. It also continues to accommodate numerous requests from school and special interest groups for educational visits, as well as occasioning musical and theatrical productions, and community art projects.
The studio has seen the creation of many works, including the intimate sensual nude, windswept fishermen, the heroic soldier and the iconic rock star.
See also
- Bather’s Beach Arts Precinct
- Kidogo Arthouse and Art Institute
- J Shed Ceramic Art Studio
- Peter Zuvela-Photographer
