Robert Jacks, Paco 1, 1996, oil on canvas, 153 x 122 cm. Estate of the artist.
Image:
Robert JACKS
Born: 8 March 1943, Melbourne, Victoria; Died 14 August 2014; Lived/worked: United States 1969-78
Paco I     1996
Oil on canvas
153.0 x 122.0 cm
© Estate of the Artist, Victoria

Cancellation of events

The Benalla Art Gallery has cancelled this event until further notice based on advice from the Victorian Government on preventing the spread of COVID-19, including across our community, staff, volunteers, artists and visitors.

Thank you for your patience and understanding. We will keep you informed of any future changes via the Gallery website and Facebook.

WINTER RHYTHMS

An evening of music on the deck celebrating Robert Jacks: Rhythmic Compositions and Northern Abstraction by Ralph Bristow, Frank Burgers and Anthea Kemp.

WHEN: Friday 11 June 7–9pm
WHERE: Benalla Art Gallery and Munro & Sargeant Cafe
PRICE: This is a FREE event
BOOKINGS: Bookings are essential. To secure your place, phone or email the gallery on 03 5760 2619 or gallery@benalla.vic.gov.au

In celebration of our current exhibitions, join Benalla Art Gallery and Munro & Sargeant Cafe for an evening of music, food and wine on the deck overlooking Lake Benalla.

Drinks and nibbles will be available through Munro & Sargeant at bar prices.

Music will be performed on the evening by nationally-acclaimed composer, singer and songwriter, James Henry.

ABOUT JAMES HENRY

James Henry has been in demand as a composer and sound designer writing various blends of traditional Aboriginal and contemporary genres. His diverse skill set has seen him compose for and musically direct the Dreamtime at the G and Melbourne Festival opening ceremonies, various theatre and dance productions.

The strength in James’ music comes from his diversity. Being a singer/songwriter as well as a covers performer, James toured around the country performing as a solo artist as well as a featured performer on national and international tours with the Black Arm Band and Buried Country. He draws inspiration from sources including 60s pop/rock/folk melodists such as the Beatles and Simon & Garfunkel.

Presentation Partner: Benalla Signs