Friday, 30 November 2018

'Sans Frontières' at Warrnambool Art Gallery


Warrnambool Art Gallery is pleased to present

Sans Frontières

Saturday 8 December 2018 to Sunday 5 May 2019
Curator Ren Gregoric

Soft Launch Friday 7 December 6 to 8 pm

Contained within the many structures that man has built across the earth for habitation, ritual and gathering, is an inherent power. Each tower of stone or brick, steel, concrete or plaster is an embodiment of social, political, individual or collective decisions that describe narratives of culture, power and agency. These narratives are generally considered to resonate outwards, originating from an internal place and with an individual voice. In ‘Sans Frontières’ Damon Kowarsky presents an alternative to this way of seeing and understanding structure and the relationships that structures have with place.

Through depictions of diverse urban locations including Pakistan, India, Melbourne, New York, views of rural France, renderings of contemplative figures, and views through forests, Kowarsky applies his archaeological-eye. He offers us views beyond and between structures to reveal their relational narrative - one that is global, interconnected and ever-emerging. At its heart, ‘Sans Frontières’ examines how ways of looking, orientation, and perspective can uncover narratives of culture, power and agency through the structures and spaces they create. Spaces that are constrained by the human psyche that has constructed the labyrinth.

Warrnambool Art Gallery

26 Liebig St, Warrnambool 3280
+61 (03) 5559 4949
gallery@warrnambool.vic.gov.au

Free entry
Monday to Friday 10am to 5pm
Weekends and Public Holidays 10am to 3pm
Closed Christmas Day, Good Friday

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Thursday, 29 November 2018

Collins Place Gallery Summer Salon


1 December 2018 to 31 January 2019

Exhibition Launch and Prize Announcements
Friday 7 December from 6 to 8pm

Light refreshments will be served

In the tradition of the great salon exhibitions of Paris and London the Collins Place Gallery Summer Salon promises to be a vibrant and diverse celebration of contemporary art.

From 170 entries received from around Australia 65 finalists have been selected in a range of media, styles and themes.

Independent judges will select three winners; Dr Jacqueline Healy, Curator of the University of Melbourne Medical History Museum; Deborah Klein, a highly regarded artist well known for her prints and artist books and Shane Jones, a leading visual artist.

Visitors to the gallery can vote for their favourite entry. The most popular artwork will receive the People’s Choice award at the end of the exhibition.

For more information please contact Polly Dymond, Collins Place Marketing Coordinator.

Wednesday, 28 November 2018

Interview on 3WAY FM


Interview with John McInnes from 3WAY FM Warrnambool

Part of 'Sans Frontières' at Warrnambool Art Gallery, until May 2019

Monday, 26 November 2018

Interview on 3WAY FM


As part of the lead up to 'San Frontières' at Warrnambool Art Gallery John MacInnes from 3WAY FM will be interviewing me live [and from Cambodia] next Thursday 29 November at 9am.

The program's homepage is here

You can listen live here

Saturday, 24 November 2018

'Small Prints' at CPC


Chicago Printmakers Collaborative is pleased to present their 29th Annual International Small Print Exhibition and Holiday Sale

1 December to 31 January

Grand Opening Saturday and Sunday 1 and 2 December from 11 to 7

Preview Thursday 29 November 6 to 9, and Friday 30 November 12 to 5

Over 75 artists including Grazvyda Andrijauskaite (Lithuania), Hiroshi Ariyama, Colleen Aufderheide, Michael Barnes, Victoria Marie Barquin, John Bergmeier, Alexandra Blom, Matt Bodett, George Bodmer, Eric Bremer, Margaret Buchen, Corinna Button (UK), Jill Chittenden, Jeanine Coupe-Ryding, Cathie Crawford, Glenn Doherty, L J Douglas, David Driesbach, Kirsten Flaherty, Christine Gendre-Bergere (France), Bryn Gleason, Karinna Gomez, Dan Grzeca, Susan Hall, Anna Hasseltine, Megan Hinds, Eric Hoffman, Mirka Hokkanen, Carrie Iverson, Teresa James, Raeleen Kao, Eric Johnson, Ryan Kapp, Amos Paul Kennedy Jr., Scott Kiefer, Damon Kowarsky (Australia), Jill Kramer, Ammarin Kuntawong (Thailand), Carol Lader, Deborah Maris Lader, Kim Laurel, Carrie Lingscheit, Bart Longacre, Amornthep Mahamaet (Thailand), Michelle McCoy, Bert Menco, Maria Mungai, Novak Nastasic, Jillian Nickell, Ali Norman, Kumi Obata (Japan), Duffy O’Connor, Dennis O’Malley, Painted Tongue Press, Sage Perrott, Agugn Prabowo (Bali), Jaco Putker (Netherlands), Artemio Rodriguez (Mexico), Jay Ryan, Justin Santora, Bob Scheffler, Susie Secco, Jeff Sippel, Yuttana Sittikat (Thailand), Sarah Smelser, Meghann Sottile, Starshaped Press, Megan Sterling, Jerawit Surtsit (Thailand), Kitikong Tilokwattanotai (Thailand), Kouki Tsuritani (Japan), Melody Vaughan, Nicola Villa (Italy), Sudtipong Vongsorn (Thailand), Carl Voss, Scott Westgard, Cleo Wilkinson (Australia), Catherine Winings, and Nele Zirnite (Latvia).

You know the drill people. You show up, pour yourself some hot spiced cider, grab an artist-made snack and start collecting gorgeous, affordable prints from the walls while we attempt to keep up with the mass buying frenzy. We have new work by your favourite CPC gallery printmakers and have added 12 new artists from all over the world, so prepare to be inspired. Bring your parents, children, friends, teachers, and make believe sea creatures. It's basically the hottest spot on Western Avenue just north of the Lincoln/Western split in Lincoln Square. Looking forward to seeing you at our oasis of originality.

Extended hours Tuesday to Sunday 4 to 21 December from 12 to 5
Regular hours Friday and Saturday 12 to 5 and by appointment

Chicago Printmakers Collaborative
4912 N. Western
Chicago, IL, 60625

Tuesday, 20 November 2018

'Rolling 2018' at Binhai Cultural Center Tianjin


Tianjin Young Artist Community Printmaking Workshop is pleased to present

ROLLING 2018
The Second Binhai International Printmaking Camp Exhibition

With artists from Australia, China, Ireland, Korea, New Zealand, Russia, and Singapore including Tao Cai Bian, Hyunju Kim, Damon Kowarsky, Stephen Lawlor, Ruth Stanton, Mei Sheong Wong, Jiantang Wu, Lei Wang Xian, Shi Yuanhe, Олег Юрьевич Яхнин, and Олег Юрьевич Михайлов.

Exhibition continues Thursday 22 to Wednesday 28 November 2018


Tianjin Binhai New Area Cultural Center
No. 347 CXS Road Binhai New Area, Tianjin

Friday, 9 November 2018

Impressions 2018 at APW



Australian Print Workshop is pleased to invite you to

IMPRESSIONS 2018
original limited edition fine art prints by contemporary artists

17 November 2018 to 16 February 2019
APW Gallery
210 Gertrude Street,Fitzroy

Gallery hours Tuesday to Saturday 10 to 5

Artists include Greg Alexander, Penny Algar, Rick Amor, Brook Andrew, Stephen Armstrong, Rosalind Atkins, Susan Baran, Elizabeth Barnett, Alexis Beckett, Martin Bell, Kathy Boyle, Matthew Broughton, Peter Brown, Rob Brown, Peter Burgess, Kate Butler, Violeta Capovska, Lauren Carter, Raymond Carter, Jon Cattapan, Civil, Peter D Cole, Dianne Colk, Fabiana Comas, Timothy Cook, Warren Cooke, Brendan Cooper, Marisa Corral, Vicki Couzens, Beth Croce, Suzanne Danaher, Aleks Danko, Yvonne Day, Ex De Medici, David De Roach, Chris De Rosa, Clive Dickson, Louise Donovan, Graeme Drendel, Lesley Duxbury, Peter Ellis, Farimah Eshraghi, Kasia Fabijanska, Michael Fitzgerald, Angela Foley, Julie Forrester, Graham Fransella, Alex Game, Zoe Geyer, Shaun Gladwell, Janet Goldman, Kate Gorringe-Smith, Kaye Green, Andrew Gunnell, Gracia Haby &, Louise Jennison, Fred Hagstrom, Liam Haley, Richard Harding, Vicki Harman, Greg Harrison, Anton Hasell, Katherine Hattam, Jarmila Hava, Carolyn Hawkins, Euan Heng, Judy Holding, Alex Hotchin, Kate Hudson, Kyoko Imazu, Chris Ingham, Callum Jackson, Robyn Jackson, Georgia Janetzki, Shane Jones, Gina Kalabishis, Andrew Keall, Roslyn Kean, William Kelly, Hyun-Ju Kim, Luke Duncan King, Martin King, Jenny Kitchener, Barbie Kjar, Deborah Klein, Hertha Kluge-Pott, Helen Kocis-Edwards, Damon Kowarsky, Tim Lane, Jo Lankester, Georgia Laughton, Christine Lawry, Libby Letcher, Bruno Leti, Kevin Lincoln, Sorcha Mackenzie, Nina Magee, Margaret Manchee, Harley Manifold, Marion Manifold, Jennifer Marshall, Marie Mason, Terry Matassoni, George Matoulas, Malini Maunsell, Tommy May, Annalise Mayer, Janice McBride, David McCall, Stephen McCarthy, John McClumpha, Sarah McConnell, Danni McGrath, Laith McGregor, Paula McLoughlin, Justin McShane, Robert Mihajlovski, Lewis Miller, Louise Minahan, Allan Mitelman, Simon Moore, Hannah Murray, Janice Murray, Tom Nicholson, Liz Norris, Chris O’doherty, (Aka Reg Mombassa), Peter O’doherty, Emmet O’dwyer, Glenda Orr, Allison Orton, Laura Osborne, Jan Palethorpe, Margaret Parker, Larry Parkinson, Jon Paton, Patricia Piccinini, Kate Piekutowski, Brian Pieper, Catherine Pilgrim, Jaime Powell, Jutta Pryor, Stephanie Rampton, Julia Reed, Michael Rigg, Lisa Roet, Jennifer Rogers, Georgina Ross, Caroline Rothwell, Kate Ryan, Gwen Scott, Marianne Sebetti, Jan Senbergs, Simon Sherrin, Julia Silvester, Andrew Sinclair, Melissa Smith, Jennifer Smyth, Anne Spudvilas, Ruth Stanton, Anne Starling, Lisa Stebbing, Mervyn Street, Deb Tate, Deb Taylor, Andrew Taylor, Georgia Thorpe, Gera Tonge, Wayne Viney, Anne Virgo, Susan Wald, Deborah Walker, Thornton Walker, Lee Ward, Judy Watson, Louise Weaver, Peter Wegner, Sophie Westerman, Simon White, John Wolseley, Amanda Woodmansey, Chiara Zeta, and Kate Zizys.

Friday, 2 November 2018

Commissioned Editions at Collins Place Gallery


The Print Council of Australia and Collins Place Gallery are pleased to present

Commissioned Editions

Featuring the PCA Biennial Print Exchange, Print Commission 2018 and more

31 October to 16 November
Collins Place Gallery
Collins Street Melbourne