Aren't IBA people creative?

Today at IBA, Horticulture society encouraged people to join in and paint pots with different colours. Our society manager Zia Saeed showcased this event and many joined in hand to support his brilliant idea's and thought of exploring their creative sides with free paint supply(IBA mufta's).

Amal Kamal happy to show off her painting!!!!

Altamash and Jehangir painted the worst pot
ever and happy to announce it!!!!!

Enthusiastic girls painting shanting!!!!

Few classic painted pots and IBA wonders!!!!

So finally a tiring day at IBA ended with something different, thanks to our manager we got to see colours pouring out of the green and white building.
FFIIIIIINNNNNNNNNNNNAAAAAAAAALLLLLLLLLLLLLYYYYYYYYYYYY. . . . . . .

Exhibition of Mirrors

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	Street Art Photos + Videos + More: Daily Pix From New York City & the World
	GLOBAL GRAPHICA: STREETART PHOTOS + VIDEOS + MORE « Video: Documentary on "5 Pointz," Queens, NYC | Main | Obey - 1 » Tate Modern Museum Holds Street Art Exhibition It's a bit of a surprise that the Tate Modern, the globally esteemed London art museum, has recently opened an exhibition of street art. But with the international explosion of street art in recent years, the countless number of books on the subject recently published, broader mainstream appeal and adoption of the aesthetic by a growing cadre of designers and the media, it should not be a surprise at all. The Tate is a massive sign of recognition of street art's place in the wider culture. The show has created space in its galleries (and fittingly on the exterior of the museum itself) for works by an international group of street artists. Two of our favorites, New York collective Faile and Brazilian brothers Os Gemeos, have work at the Tate exhibition, which runs until August 25.

New in the online gallery... Renée Treml

'The Many Faces of the Kookaburra (3)' original mixed media acrylic on canvas

'The Many Faces of the Kookaburra (1, 2 and 3)' original mixed media acrylic paintings on canvas

'Afternoon Nap: Corella" limited edition giclée canvas print

'Aussie Birds' limited edition giclée canvas prints

These exceptional limited edition giclée canvas prints and original artworks are by Brisbane-based artist Renée Treml. Renée's artworks feature birds and animals that are in her local environment, and she is able to portray their individual characters so beautifully through her unique style and the use of different techniques.

For her mixed media paintings Renée creates collaged backgrounds using pages from retired books and handmade papers. She paints directly on top of the collage allowing some of the background to show through. “I enjoy the varied and often unexpected effects when the paints move on the uneven surfaces.”

'Happiest Birds in the World' limited edition giclée canvas prints

'Bliss 2: Galah' limited edition giclée canvas print

The limited edition giclée canvas prints are of the highest quality and are a gorgeous size, making them perfect to hang in smaller spaces or in sets.

'The Many Faces of a Kookaburra' set of 5 notecards

'Galahs' set of 5 notecards

Labels: Australian Limited Edition Works, Australian Original Art, Australian Stationery/Greeting Cards, Featured Artist