Georgina Pollard

$50 will pay for a bed for one night for one artist. So we have decided to give away one final edition fluorescent pink bumper sticker with every bed. "Cement a friendship. Visit Kandos" was used to promote the town by the local museum whilst the cement works were open. Now that the cement works have closed we bought the LAST 150!!

Donating to this cause automatically makes you an Art Hero. That's we are now offering a Four colour machine embroidered iron on "Art Hero" Cementa_13 Badge.

Circa 1970 drawing device was advertised as a 'SCIENTIFIC DRAWING TEACHER FOR YOUNG AND OLD'. "Will enlarge, reduce or reproduce original size maps, pictures, plans, photographs, etc." New in the box. Never Been Used!

Perhaps you would like to buy an artist a bed and a meal? If artists could eat harmonographs, we would give them one... but instead we are giving them away to the first 20 donations over $80. The twentieth century drawing machine for all ages! circa 1980, these harmonographs have been tested and they work, but lets be honest, its just the idea that they exist that gives us pleasure. Original packaging, unopened, a collectors delight.

Amanda Hills "Two Fish" plastic bags on drafting paper 45cm x 20cm Framed

Madeleine Preston 'Plastic Pam - Presidential Suite…we the people' Collage on graph paper, 2008 530mm x 720mm Black Frame

Hobart Hughes Concrete Cast Sculpture "Binormal" Size aprox 10 x 15 cm Cast white concrete. series of 3

Hobart Hughes Concrete Cast Sculpture "Milky Way" Size aprox 10 x 15 cm Cast white concrete. series of 3

Hobart Hughes Concrete Cast Sculpture "Third Eyes" Size aprox 10 x 15 cm Cast white concrete. series of 3

Original Peter Williamson made of woven cable ties and polypropolene rope creating an intricate organic form. Year: 2011 Title: Yellow cloud (Blue)

Artist - William Seeto Title - Cadence Edition - 8/25 Year - 1997 Material - Corrugated Cardboard Size - 45x45 cm.

Deborah Kelly "Empress" 5 ed. of 5 (2005-08) signed pigment print on Hahnemuelle cotton archival paper. I 99x150cm in museum quality blackwood box frame. This is your chance to pick up a major work by Deborah Kelly for an exceptional price and be the savior of Cementa pozible at the same time. This is the game changer. review of the work in SMH: http://www.smh.com.au/news/arts-reviews/deborah-kelly-knicker-knot/2007/04/25/1177459755726.html