Sitting for Barbie Kjar

By |2014-11-13T14:47:32+11:00November 13, 2014|us, drawing|

Who would have thought staring at the back of an easel could be so inspiring! Not only inspiring, we were enthralled in this simple form of art on the eve that The Australian's Sharon Verghis was publishing her article that questioned whether drawing was dead. From an artist's perspective, Soula [...]

The Hurting Strings – An Artist’s Story of Pain

By |2014-11-30T16:50:08+11:00May 10, 2014|soula, media, event|

Click on the image above or visit The Hurting Strings on www.reelhouse.org Let's watch The Hurting Strings I'd like to express my biggest thanks firstly to Peter Lamont for taking this project on and for communicating my invisible message with such perfection even after realising what was going to be [...]

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Bye bye Collingwood, hello Tassie

By |2015-01-11T18:18:21+11:00September 4, 2014|event, us|

I'm sure it won't be a surprise to many of you who have travelled beside us on our personal health mission over the past (almost) eight years. It's been a rough ride and although finally on our feet, we've learned from our experience and know that 'full steam ahead' is [...]

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Semi Finalist for the Doug Moran National Portrait Prize 2014

By |2014-10-15T11:08:49+11:00September 1, 2014|art, soula, exhibition, painting|

Almost 150 works were selected from nearly 1,000 entries. 2014 judges were, Edmund Capon AM OBE, and Lewis Miller, Australian Artist. Both viewed all entries and made their selection of semi finalists. Very chuffed to be selected as a semi finalist regardless of the outcome. The portrait was flown up [...]

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GSPF Dreamscape opening at Aesop

By |2014-07-19T15:54:13+10:00July 19, 2014|exhibition, media, event, art|

Opening night of the Gertrude Street Projection Festival 2014. Ellie Malin and Soula Mantalvanos celebrated their collaboration with Aesop Fitzroy with some mulled wine, candle lights and their friends, family and community. The festival continues for 10 nights. View the gspf website for the full program and please don't forget... vote for Dreamscape, stand 35!

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