John Ingleton’s Exhibition, “Tracing a Path” Opening

“Tracing a Path”

The next Exhibition at the Village will be a return visit by John Ingleton.

Attached is an invitation to the opening of John Ingleton’s latest exhibition, “Tracing a Path”, at The Village, Monday 1st April at 2pm.

John’s works are held in private collection in Australia, the UK, France, USA and Japan. In 2005 John was awarded a scholarship to travel to France to study records from the early French expeditions and in 2009, 2011 and 2013 he was awarded residencies in the Cite International des Arts in Paris to continue his research into Australian flora and French culture. John has spent much time in the archives of the Jardin des Plantes, examining how Australian plants have been adapted to the French environment, including the garden of Empress Josephine at Malmaison.

John has Exhibited a number of times at The Village, and we hold a number of his pieces of artwork.

You can see his past Exhibitions including pieces inspired by the D’Entrecasteaux & Baudin expeditions at the turn of the 19th Century on our Web page here:
http://triabunnavillage.com.au/village-art-space-barn/past-art-exhibitions/#Ingleton

If you can’t make the opening, the Exhibition will be on view over the next few months.