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Laltu tujuparaku, yupalpa yirnaparaku Lots of w...
in association with Martumili Artists, WA
a painting created by Nancy Chapman, for Martumili Artists
an exhibition of new work by Martumili Artists, WA featuring artists, Nancy Chapman, Jakayu Biljabu, Muuki Taylor and Nola Taylor
Closes Saturday 12 July 2008
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Brenda May Gallery, New South Wales, Australia
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Robert Boynes
Afterimage - New Paintings
Rough fiery textured painting
Robert Boynes reflects on the nature of our urban existence by presenting snapshots of the often-mundane aspects of our lives: walking through the city, waiting for a train, pausing on the street. He abstracts these commonplace activities, paring down and veiling them, leaving only the movement o…
Opens Tuesday 15 July 2008
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Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
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envelop: kwodrent x farmwork
Grace Tan
kollapsible neckpieces
envelop features one of Asia’s most exciting young designers, Singapore based Grace Tan.
Opens Friday 11 July 2008
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Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
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Klaus Rinke recent drawings
Rhine•Ruhr•Loire•Danube•Pacific•Connection•Re-Au
Charcoal and acrylic on canvas
Klaus Rinke visited Australia for the first time in the late ‘70s and was moved to begin a series of dense drawings of amorphous organic forms that he called his pre-embryonic diary.
RMIT Gallery supported by the Goethe-Institute Australien is proud to present an exhibition of Klaus Rinke’s late…
Opens Friday 11 July 2008
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The Cunningham Dax Collection, Australia
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The Art of Making Sense
A new exhibition from the Cunningham Dax Collection
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The Art of Making Sense takes a uniquely critical approach to the display of creative works by people who experience mental illness and/or psychological trauma. The exhibition moves beyond an emphasis on clinical or aesthetic aspects to highlight the multi-faceted nature of the works, including p…
Closes Saturday 01 November 2008
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Logan Art Gallery, Australia
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In Your Dreams
An international touring exhibition
Collage/assemblage of text and coins in a box
An international touring exhibition featuring works by artists from Canada, Germany and Australia examining varied interpretations of the theme ‘In Your Dreams’. The intercontinental collaborative art project resulted in an inspirational collection of works by artists from differing disciplines e…
Closes Saturday 02 August 2008
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Logan Art Gallery, Australia
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Jason Wingate
Wingate Arts
Pink graphic work of a bike on the surface of Mars
Emerging artist Jason Wingate shares a selection of his recent artworks including illustrations, posters, graphic design, models and short film works.
Closes Saturday 02 August 2008
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Logan Art Gallery, Australia
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Aaron Pocock
The Eternal Student
Mother elephant and baby
Wildlife artist Aaron Pocock exhibits a collection of his exquisitely detailed drawings and beautiful paintings.
Closes Saturday 02 August 2008
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Logan Art Gallery, Australia
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Kingston College
Freaky Food
A hamburger on a plate, the Phantom's outside the window.
Year nine Kingston College students explore the tangents of ‘quirky’ and ‘freaky’ in a collection of visual puns based on normally ordinary subjects of food! This fun exhibition includes a wonderful array of acrylic paintings and mixed media ceramic sculptures.
Closes Saturday 02 August 2008
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Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
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Exhibit 3 - Cat's can't fly
Pro hart, Andrew Sibley, Pamela Irving, Warlukurlangu Art
Come fly with me - Hand coloured aquatint etching
Exhibit 3 ‘Cats can’t fly’ features etchings by Pro Hart, Andrew Sibley, Pamela Irving and The Fire and Water Suite by Warlukurlangu Artists.
Closes Wednesday 20 August 2008
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St Kilda, Victoria, Australia
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Über Gallery Winter Sale 2008
Selected Works from the ÜBER GALLERY collection
Über Gallery’s 2008 Winter Sale will feature works by selected Australian and International artists from Über’s established collection, with some pieces reduced by upto 30%.
Opens Tuesday 08 July 2008
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Brenda May Gallery, Waterloo, New South Wales, Australia
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Memento Mori
Curated Group Exhibition
steel fabricated suburban house
A memento mori is an object that is kept as a reminder of the fact that death is inevitable. The term originates from Latin and translates loosely as ‘remember (that you have) to die’.
Closes Saturday 12 July 2008
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