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Beatrice Prost aluminiums

Artist Beatrice Prost is holding her first retrospective of her works on aluminium at the Pomona Railway Station Gallery during November.

Beatrice has worked with aluminium since 2017.

Working in series, she has created more than 70 one-of-a-kind original wall pieces. Many have been included in collections and curated art shows over the years.

This exhibition combines some of her very first carved artworks with her latest series.

With a strong sense of design, Beatrice’s mark-making emphasises the light and patterns found in nature. As her works connect us to Australian nature, she brings the onlooker closer to the magic of our presence on earth.

Beatrice’s aluminiums will be on show from 5 to 30 November in the Carriage Room of the gallery.

The gallery’s Banana Shed exhibition space will host entries into the annual Great Upcycle Challenge from 2 to 13 November. Hosted by Pomona Community House, the event across Noosa Shire challenges us to come up with creative ideas on how to upcycle and diminish local waste.

Pomona Railway Station Gallery is at 10 Station Street Pomona. Opening hours are 10am-4pm Tuesday to Friday and 10am to 2pm Saturday and Sunday.

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