INVITATIONS & AWARDS
Exhibition Invitations
2022–23 – Carma Cohuna Studio / Gallery
Cape Paterson
OPEN – Mid-December 2022
– All January 2023
– Viewing by appointment at other times, call Zulu on 0418 263 264
2022 – VAS (Victorian Artist’s Society)
Country Members Exhibition
Contemporary Exhibition
Select – Four ‘Select’ Exhibitions
2022 – ASPI (Artist’s Society of Philip Island)
Easter Exhibition
Melbourne Cup Exhibition
Please email Zulu for more details on all exhibitions to confirm dates and times.
Awards
Rogaska & Nasturtiums
People’s Choice Award
ASPI Easter Exhibition 2021
Rogaska & Nasturtiums
Highly Commended
VAS Contemporary Exhibition 2021
Uranium Glass
Highly Commended
VAS Contemporary Exhibition 2020
Forget-me-not Vase
Winner Contemporary
ASPI Cup Weekend Exhibition 2019
Black Mirror
Highly Commended Contemporary
ASPI Cup Weekend Exhibition 2018
Momoka
Winner, George Hicks Foundation Award
VAS Contemporary Exhibition 2018
Manisha
Honourable Mention
Inverloch Art Show 2018
Coastal Scrub
Highly Commended
ASPI Easter Exhibition 2017
Big Happy
Highly Commended
ASPI Cup Weekend Exhibition 2016
Isadora’s holiday
Best in Show
Artspace – Winter Solstice Exhibition 2015
MOMOKA
Winner
George Hicks Foundation Award
VAS Contemporary Exhibition 2018
Trevor Flett celebrating at Zulu’s Carma Cohuna Exhibition, Dandenong
URANIUM GLASS
Honorable mention
VAS Contemporary Exhibition 2020
URANIUM GLASS
The Governor, Linda Desseau, and Mr Howard, admiring ‘Uranium Glass’ at The VAS Contemporary Exhibition.
Myriam Kin-Yee & Zulu setting up Sydney Exhibition
DREAM DANCING
Zulu’s painting, ‘Dream Dancing’ was purchased by Mildura College and now resides on the wall near the Principal’s office.
FORGET-ME-NOT VASE
Winner Contemporary
ASPI Cup Weekend Exhibition 2019
From Left, Judge Richard Payne, Winner, Heather Towns and Ian Hicks, George Hicks Foundation, sponsor.
MINDS EYE EXHIBITION OPENING
The minds eye exhibition opening night featured an interview of the 3 artists. The interview was conducted by Robin Stewart (left). Pictured are Mim Kin-Yee , Zulu and Trevor Flett.
BLACK MIRROR
A beautiful still life painting can give that little spark to any space.