Exquisite Palette at Tacit Art Galleries

Exquisite Palette 2018 is international this year, and opens on 6 June at Tacit Art Galleries Melbourne. Look forward to seeing you there.

Exhibition and Gallery Launch at Hipcat Printery

HipCat Printery is pleased to announce the opening of HipCat Gallery, a dedicated print space in Central Victoria. Located five minutes from Trentham in Newbury, Victoria, the gallery specialises in contemporary Australian prints and printmakers.

OPENING 5 May 2018 from 3pm
564 Blackwood Rd, Newbury on Trentham VIC 3458

Artists include Deborah Klein, David Frazer, Damon Kowarsky, Hyun Ju Kim, Dianne Longley, and Lawrence Finn.

The gallery is part of HipCat Printery, an artist access studio located five minutes from historic Trentham in the Wombat State Forest. Hipcat Printery specialises in artist editioning. It runs classes and workshops on contemporary and traditional printmaking technique as well as teaching hand set type, wood engraving, etching and lino/wood cut printing.

HipCat Printery complements spaces like Australian Print Workshop in Gertrude Street, Collingwood, Castlemaine Press community print workshop, and Dianne Longley's Agave Print Studio in Trentham. It offers accessible resources to the numerous printmakers located in Central Victoria as well as Melbourne artists.

HipCat Gallery is a dedicated exhibition space for printmakers. It caters to younger and established artists, and is an essential resource for Central Victoria which has the largest concentration of professional printmakers in Australia.

HipCat Gallery is supported by Banks Fine Wine, Kyneton, Daylesford Macedon Ranges Open Studios, Chaplin's at the Muse, Trentham and Zoltan Bexley Picture Framers, Macedon.

River in An Ocean

‘River In An Ocean’ opened on Tuesday evening at The Creative Process in Gulberg, Lahore. A collateral event of Lahore Biennial curated by Natasha Malik and Abdullah Qureshi and featuring artists from Pakistan, India, Turkey, Scotland and Australia.

River In An Ocean

The Creative Process, in collaboration with the Lahore Biennale Foundation, is pleased to present

River In An Ocean - a collateral event of LB01
PRIVATE VIEW Tuesday 20 March 4 to 8pm

This exhibition examines ideas of gender, initiating a dialogue that attempts to complicate the role art and artists have in subverting dominant and supporting non-conforming cultures.

Curated by Abdullah Qureshi and Natasha Malik
Advisor Saira Ansari

Artists: Amra Khan, Anushka Rustomji and Zara Asgher, Aziz Sohail, Damon Kowarsky, Faraz Aamer Khan, Farsam Zafar and Waleed Zafar, Fiza Khatri, Haider Ali Akmal, Hilde Krohn Huse, Imran Nafees Siddiqui, Lali Khalid, Maha Ahmed, Malcolm Hutcheson, Mohsin Shafi, Mustafa Boğa, Natasha Jozi, Noor Choudry and Harris Chowdhary, Noor us Saba Saeed, Rabila Kidwai, Rehan Bashir and Gillian Rhodes, Saba Khan, Sarah Mumtaz, Seyhr Qayum, Ujala Hayat, Vidha Saumya, Zahrah Ehsan, and Zulfikar Ali Bhutto

50-N, Gulberg II, Gurumangat Road, Lahore

Programme
5 to 545    Curators talk, with selected artists
545 to 615    Performance by Faraz Aamer Khan
615 to 645    Performance by Rehan Bashir and Gillian Rhodes
4 to 8        Ongoing performance by Natasha Jozi

Show continues 21 to 31 March 10am to 5pm

Editions [Redux]

Editions, Tacit Galleries Melbourne’s annual printmaking exhibition, finishes this weekend. 

But much of it will continue until 4 March when Editions Redux opens on Wednesday night. 

With artists including Elizabeth Banfield, TJ Bateson, Peter Brown, Louise Donovan, Kasia Fabijanska, Kevin Foley, Jackie Gorring, Robert Hague, Sunny He, Jodi Heffernan, Ying Huang, Lana de Jager, Michele Kershaw, Damon Kowarsky, Anita Laurence, Ellie Malin, Jim Pavlidis, Gwen Scott, Lisa Sewards, Kerry Spokes, Ben Stephens, Yvonne Torrico, Susan Wald and Andrew Weatherill.

Editions 2018 at Tacit Galleries Melbourne

Tacit Galleries Melbourne is pleased to invite you to the opening of

Editions 2018
Opening Wednesday 7 Feb 630 to 8pm

Artists include Elizabeth Banfield, TJ Bateson, Peter Brown, Loris Button, August Carpenter, Antoinetta Covino-Beehre, Clive Dickson, Louise Donovan, Kasia Fabijanska, Kevin Foley, Peter Garnick, Silvi Glattauer, Jackie Gorring, Robert Hague, Liam Haley, Sunny He, Jodi Heffernan, Ying Huang, Kyoko Imazu, Lana de Jager, Michele Kershaw, Hyun Ju Kim, Carol Kite, Helen Kocis-Edwards, Damon Kowarsky, Kir Larwill, Anita Laurence, Dianne Longley, Ellie Malin, Malini Maunsell, Paula McLoughlin, Megan McPherson, Karen Neal, Rachael Ness, Marte Newcombe, Sharron Okines, Helen Oliver-Skuse, James Pasakos, Gaye Paterson, Jim Pavlidis, Bronwyn Rees, Libby Schreiber, Gwen Scott, Lisa Sewards, Beata Slifierz, Jennifer Smyth, Kerry Spokes, Ruth Stanton, Ben Stephens, Stephen Tester, Yvonne Torrico, Susan Wald, Peter Ward, Andrew Weatherill, and Joel Wolter.

Exhibition continues until 18 February

123a Gipps St (cnr Gipps and Islington)
Collingwood, VIC 3066
0423 323 188
Wednesday to Sunday 11 to 5pm

Company of Men at Tacit Galleries Collingwood

Company of Men returns to showcase local, interstate and international queer artists exploring all things masculine. Company of Men will be an artistic feast to tantalise your senses and delight your urges.

Company of Men is supported by The Victorian AIDS Council, Down 'n Dirty, Tacit Galleries, Project Claude and Eagle Leather.

Tacit Galleries 123a Gipps Street Collingwood

Official opening 17 January from 630 to 830

Exhibition continues until 27 January 2018