Zephys’ Flowers, at ECVIC, Elliston, Friday 8th July-22nd July, 2022.
A series of botanical paintings in collaboration with Zephyr, a local eleven year old girl who grows her flowers at Bramfield, and arranges them for sale at Elliston Community Centre. Cait paints the flowers each week, endeavouring to capture their brilliance and the aliveness of Zephyrs’ creations. The ‘Adelaide Guitar Festival on the Road’ is a free community concert on Friday 8th July, in the hall, with the “ Flowers” on show at that time.
Cross Country#2 Exhibition. Burra Regional Art Gallery, April 28th-June 12th, 2022
Following the artist camp at Pitcairn Station in May 2021, this exhibition is showing the works of eight artists, including Cait Wait, which have been created since then. Caits paintings feature the coastal region where she lives, whilst the other works feature inland country.
Across Country Artist Camp. May 23 - 29th, 2021.
Nine artists including myself, spent the week at Pitcairn Station, near Peterborough in SA, in the company of John R Walker and Dr Ann Sanders, as part of a project organised by Denise Officer through Burra Regional Art Gallery. Each day was spent “en plein aire" drawing, painting, and interpreting the dry country. We used Chinese folding books introduced by artist JRWalker. Some of our works will be included in an exhibition at BRAG, complementing the Across Country exhibition by John R Walker. It was an inspiring and challenging artist camp.
Shearing shed exhibition, May 28th 2021
Shearer's Quarters
Cait’s book and JRW'S book
As far as a life goes…
The opening was a great gathering of friends and others for the three galleries at M16Artspace..the portraits invoked laughter and further stories… the exhibition continues till Nov 3rd 2019.
John Cox and Georgina Philips with their painting on opening nigjt
Ivan McKenzie portrait and Cait
"As far as a life goes" at M16 Artspace, Canberra ACT
An exhibition of narrative portraits which illustrate and depict a few chosen people and their lives. The oil paintings are a result of a collaboration, over the past twelve months, between the artist and the subject (as mentor, friend or patron), as they reveal their past , present and future connections and memories.
“Sal” (detail) 2017. oil om canvas, 90 x 90cm
Country Arts SA and Regional Arts Australia Grant
Great News!! i am thrilled to receive the grant to help with my travel and research costs during 2019 whilst preparing for “as far as a life goes”
Next project coming up...."as far as a life goes"
Now its time to start painting for the next exhibition at M16 Artspace in Canberra in October 2019…only a year away and lots of ideas to paint into reality!
Viggi is always here and watching and keeping me company.
The Heysen Prize for Landscape 2018
At the Hahndorf Academy in the Adelaide Hills, my painting ”Warraweena Winter Lookout” is a finalist in the Heysen Landscape Prize. I am very happy that it has another life of its own, and that many more people will see it in that context, until December 15th 2018.
The Artist and the Poet. the final weekend of exhibition at Burra
KA Nelson and Cait Wait with "Warraweena Artists" Alison Laycock and Denise Offdicer spent a great afternoon with a local audience and visitors in conversation at the Burra gallery. We wrote haikus in response to the art works under Kerries' guidance and enjoyed a celebratory drink whilst Kerrie read from Inlandia ..her latest publication.
Here There & Everywhere opening
The Burra night was freezing cold outside, but warm inside the gallery with heartfelt responses to the works and an inspiring opening speech..plenty of local artists and 'Burra Gallery' people were there, and a few red dots showed up on the walls.. the exhibition runs for another five weeks, and it will take on its own life from here..
Installation of the exhibition
At Burra Regional Art Gallery, we are ready for the opening of Here There & Everywhere, paintings by Cait Wait in conjunction with a group exhibition of diverse works by artists who have attended Warraweena Artist Camps over the past few years.
Exhibition opens on Saturday 21st July - August 26, 2018
