This Is Not Art (TINA) is only a week away..
on this October Long Weekend 30th Sept - 4th Oct in Newcastle.
This Is Not Art is a nationally recognised arts and media festival held each year over the October Long Weekend.
King & Parry is a sponsor of the festival as part of our ongoing support of emerging artists in Newcastle..
The festival runs over five days with panels, workshops, presentations & forums.. There are exhibitions, live performances and gigs. The majority of the TINA festival is free.
People from all over Australia travel to this festival and its here right on our doorstep to support & enjoy!
Visit the TINA Website for further information leading up to the festival www.thisisnotart.org
King & Parry have specials for festival goers and participants till Saturday 2nd October. See flyer below…
Artist: Ben McIntryre
Exhibition: Nepal – Colour & Contrast
Ben McIntyre has an eye for composition well beyond his years. His photo exhibition of eight photos from his trip to Nepal is on display here at King & Parry till Thursday 30th September.
Ben is 12 years old and was only 11 when he took the photos for this exhibition.
The prints are for sale as print only or framed.
"body of work" 5-26th September
This exhibition has been 20 years in the making and is a tribute to the female form.
King & Parry printed and mounted Steve’s photos and are proud to support this exhibition. We wish Steve all the best.
The exhibition titled ‘body of work’ is currently on display at The Healthy Life Gym, 9 Darby Street, Newcastle till 26th September.
Pronto is now at King & Parry
Pronto Photo Centre (formerly of the Junction Fair) and Proframe Custom Framing Gallery are now called King & Parry. Same team, new location… King & Parry are located at 154 Parry Street, Newcastle West.
Proframe is now at King & Parry
We’ve been here just on 12 months – our 1st day in our new premises was 14th September 2009..
This is a mention for all the people who haven’t printed or framed for a while & may not be aware of our move. We still get plenty of old customers coming in saying they didn’t know what had happened to us at Pronto and Proframe.
