Ang Hart is the Artist in Residence at Robert’s Shark Tank in Young

between Fri 3 – Mon 20 May 2024

Time at  Robert’s Shark Tank will inspire Ang to continue her research into Pop Art (including the work of Andy Warhol. She will be especially focussed on Roberts collections of  Chuppa Chupps, Coca Cola and Arnott’s biscuit tin to create a series of pop art-inspired work.
While there Ang will also create a portrait of Robert and his family, incorporating images of their own handpicked special relics from the museum and emphasising the legacy that Robert and his wife have created for his son’s family and their granddaughter.

‘I am keen to include a reference to their dedication to the IGA supermarket in Young, perhaps painting their IGA nametags that form part of the Shark Tank’s display.’

Ang is also set to host a free creative workshop for community members to be inspired by the colours, shapes and objects on display at the Museum to create their own painting.

STA can’t wait for Ang to get in the Shark Tank and be inspired.

The STA Artist in Residence program is possible with support from the NSW Government through the Restart Grant program.

About Ang

Ang Hart is a multifaceted artist, psychologist, and passionate advocate for social change, residing on a picturesque farm in the Hilltops region of NSW. She maintains a deep connection to the vibrant mining towns of Cobar in New South Wales and Kalgoorlie, Western Australia. Ang’s artistic journey is characterised by a profound exploration of rhythm, disruption, and the complexities of the human experience.

Anghart holds a master’s of creative industries with a focus on interdisciplinary visual arts practice. Her latest research “Rising from the Dust: (in)visible Women in Mining” explores the issues women face in the mining industry depicted by 12 portraits.

Her passion for gestural and action painting techniques illuminates her vibrant and introspective works, offering insights into mood, emotion, and the intricate tapestry of life. In an uncertain world, Ang finds hope and meaning in every piece she creates, weaving together her personal journey, mental health struggles, and experiences as a psychologist, Mother, wife and creative. Her profound insights into the human psyche, coupled with her commitment to community and shared knowledge, resonate deeply with audiences, inspiring courage, wisdom, and hope.

Drawing inspiration from the expressive chaos of Jackson Pollock and her own lived child and adulthood survivor experience, Ang’s “Flurry of the Confused Brain” series offers a raw and introspective glimpse into the tumultuous journey of recovery. Through vibrant hues, bold strokes, and layered textures, she navigates the dichotomy of despair and hope, inviting viewers to confront their own inner struggles and societal stigmas surrounding addiction and mental health.

Through her powerful storytelling, engagement with rhythm and disruption, and unwavering commitment to community and shared knowledge, Ang Hart invites us all to explore, reflect, and grow together. She encourages viewers to ask deeper questions about themselves, their emotions, and the world around them, fostering a sense of community, empathy, and collective healingAng Hart is the Artist in Residence at Robert’s Shark Tank in Young

between Fri 3 – Tues 21 May 2024

Time at  Robert’s Shark Tank will inspire Ang to continue her research into Pop Art (including the work of Andy Warhol. She will be especially focussed on Roberts  collections of  Chuppa Chupps, Coca Cola and Arnott’s biscuit tin to create a series of pop art-inspired work.
While there Ang will also create a portrait of Robert and his family, incorporating images of their own handpicked special relics from the museum and emphasising the legacy that Robert and his wife have created for his son’s family and their granddaughter.

‘I am keen to include a reference to their dedication to the IGA supermarket in Young, perhaps painting their IGA nametags that form part of the Shark Tank’s display.’

Ang is also set to host a free creative workshop for community members to be inspired by the colours, shapes and objects on display at the Museum to create their own painting. Details and bookings are below.

STA can’t wait for Ang to get in the Shark Tank and be inspired.

The STA Artist in Residence program is possible with support from the NSW Government through the Restart Grant program.

About Ang

Ang Hart is a multifaceted artist, psychologist, and passionate advocate for social change, residing on a picturesque farm in the Hilltops region of NSW. She maintains a deep connection to the vibrant mining towns of Cobar in New South Wales and Kalgoorlie, Western Australia. Ang’s artistic journey is characterised by a profound exploration of rhythm, disruption, and the complexities of the human experience.

Anghart holds a master’s of creative industries with a focus on interdisciplinary visual arts practice. Her latest research “Rising from the Dust: (in)visible Women in Mining” explores the issues women face in the mining industry depicted by 12 portraits.

Her passion for gestural and action painting techniques illuminates her vibrant and introspective works, offering insights into mood, emotion, and the intricate tapestry of life. In an uncertain world, Ang finds hope and meaning in every piece she creates, weaving together her personal journey, mental health struggles, and experiences as a psychologist, Mother, wife and creative. Her profound insights into the human psyche, coupled with her commitment to community and shared knowledge, resonate deeply with audiences, inspiring courage, wisdom, and hope.

Drawing inspiration from the expressive chaos of Jackson Pollock and her own lived child and adulthood survivor experience, Ang’s “Flurry of the Confused Brain” series offers a raw and introspective glimpse into the tumultuous journey of recovery. Through vibrant hues, bold strokes, and layered textures, she navigates the dichotomy of despair and hope, inviting viewers to confront their own inner struggles and societal stigmas surrounding addiction and mental health.

Through her powerful storytelling, engagement with rhythm and disruption, and unwavering commitment to community and shared knowledge, Ang Hart invites us all to explore, reflect, and grow together. She encourages viewers to ask deeper questions about themselves, their emotions, and the world around them, fostering a sense of community, empathy, and collective healing.

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Ang Hart opens her Gallery and Studio to visitors taking part in the Hiltops “Off the Beaten Track” Art and Cultural Trail.

Open 17th March 10am to 4pm.

Children’s workshop 3-5pm.

Adult’s workshop 6-8pm.

Open 23rd March 10am to 4pm.

Children’s workshop 3-5pm.

Adult’s workshop 6-8pm.

Open 24th March 10am to 4pm.