_About, above_ is a project that considers the plausibility of making a natural system out of cardboard. Drawing on our enduring fascination with the night sky and the space beyond, About, above prods the viewer with gentle questions regarding our emotive reactions to natural systems, and investigates our capacity for wonder in the face of disbelief,
Salad Days is an exciting and diverse exhibition that is the manifestation of a years’ work for these four artists. The title Salad Days plays with the idiomatic expression used to refer to the days when we are young and relatively inexperienced and idealistic, but can also mean a time when we are the peak of our abilities.
Gallery: Beverley Knowles Fine Art
Recent work by
Rebecca Fortnum, Beth Harland, Helen Ireland,
Frances Richardson & Emma Tod But it really doesn’t matter at all,
No it really doesn’t matter at all, life’s a gas,
I hope it’s gonna last.
T-Rex, 1971
Rebecca Fortnum, Beth Harland, Helen Ireland,
Frances Richardson & Emma Tod But it really doesn’t matter at all,
No it really doesn’t matter at all, life’s a gas,
I hope it’s gonna last.
T-Rex, 1971
Gallery: Heathcote Museum & Gallery
Five emerging female artists have joined forces to present a new exhibition titled Material Pleasure at Heathcote Museum and Gallery from 29 February to 6 April 2008.
Speakers:
Carl Warner, Photographer
Hannah Broom (Artworkers Membership Officer)
Hannah Broom (Artworkers Membership Officer)
Students: free, Teachers: $10. Bookings essential on (07) 3138 5370.
Between You and Me explores the idea of abstraction – showing works that express qualities of spontaneity, loss of control and ambiguity in order to create a personal connection between work and viewer.
Selected Photographs from the Daryl Hewson Collection presents a snapshot of the important and bourgeoning private collection of Dr Daryl Hewson.
The 1980s are marked by various phenomena: pastel, Gordon Gekko greed, big and bad hair, brand-naming on attire, Post-Modernism, the list continues. But what were artists doing?
This recent work, inspired by a recent visit to Malacca, continues an involvement at the interface of assemblage and painting exploring the lines and edges between nature and human culture
Miscellanea Photogenica is a homage to the father of photography, William Henry Fox Talbot (1800-1877).
Ellie Young draws from the art, craft and science of photography. In the process she produces images that are evocative yet quiet and wistful, offering a timeless quality, reflecting the natural world though the exploration of texture, shape and design.
Three cardboard planetariums installed throughout the Sydney CBD , rain, hail or shine. You are welcome to duck inside, and to stand for a moment (or as long as you like) inside a solar-powered simulation of the night sky.
