On Saturday 23 May at 1930 AEST / 1500 India / 0930 UTC I will be in conversation with Unknowns Art Group via Instagram Live.
Thursday, 21 May 2020
Wednesday, 13 May 2020
'Essential Work' at Solander Gallery
Solander Gallery is pleased to present
20 May to 27 June
Solander Gallery is getting ready to welcome everyone back after the New Zealand national lockdown with the group show Essential Work. Solander artists have been invited to reflect on these challenging times and how they are emerging from isolation.
The exhibition's title points towards the idea of art being essential for practitioners as both their livelihood and life’s work. Not only is art essential for the creator but also for people who engage with the cultural fabric of society. Essential Work is a celebration for artists, galleries and the public alike.
Gallery opening times will be announced following the transition to Level 2 restrictions.
The exhibition's title points towards the idea of art being essential for practitioners as both their livelihood and life’s work. Not only is art essential for the creator but also for people who engage with the cultural fabric of society. Essential Work is a celebration for artists, galleries and the public alike.
Gallery opening times will be announced following the transition to Level 2 restrictions.
Artists include Belinda Griffiths, Milarky, Lynn Taylor, Jacqueline Aust, Sam Broad, Catherine Macdonald, Tabatha Forbes, Rick Allender, Margaret Elliot, Rona Green, Michele Bryant, Robert Hague, Damon Kowarsky, Chris Adams, Nuala Gregory, Marci Tackett, Chris Ingham, and Inge Doesburg.
218c Willis St
Te Aro, Wellington 6011
New Zealand
218c Willis St
Te Aro, Wellington 6011
New Zealand
Tuesday, 10 March 2020
'Landscapes from France' at Altenburg & Co
Altenburg & Co warmly invites you to their Autumn exhibitions
Damon Kowarsky "Landscapes from France/ Paysages de France"
and
Alison Ford "Colouring's In"
Opening Friday 20 March from 6pm
Exhibitions continue until Sunday 26 April
Gallery hours Thursday to Monday, 10 to 4
Altenburg & Co
104 Wallace Street
Braidwood NSW 2622
Damon Kowarsky "Landscapes from France/ Paysages de France"
and
Alison Ford "Colouring's In"
Opening Friday 20 March from 6pm
Exhibitions continue until Sunday 26 April
Gallery hours Thursday to Monday, 10 to 4
Altenburg & Co
104 Wallace Street
Braidwood NSW 2622
Sunday, 8 March 2020
'Miniatures in March' at Portland Bay Press
Portland Bay Press is pleased to present
Miniatures in March
Friday 13 March from 530pm
PBP @ Julia Street Creative Spaces
21 Julia Street
Portland VIC 3305
Tuesday, 25 February 2020
Megalo International Print Prize
Megalo Print Studio’s Annual International Print Prize (MIPP) showcases some of the best contemporary printmaking from around the world. Held in March each year, the exhibition boasts a diverse range of print mediums and attracts over 1000 visitors to view the exhibition. The MIPP2020 prize attracted 359 works from 229 artists and from 32 countries.
Award announcements Saturday 15 March
Finalists can be seen at Megalo Print Studio from 15 February to 28 March
Voting for the People's choice award open on 15 February.
Selected artists include Paul Bong, Darren Bryant, Leah Bullen, Alicia Candiana, Stephane Conradie, Carolyn Craig, Jacob Crook, Olga Danilova, Mehdi Darvishi, Justin Diggle, Mark Dustin, Olesya Dzhurayeva, Rose-Mary Faulkner, Dianne Fogwell, Graham Fransella, Reinaldo Gil, Robert Hague, Rew Hanks, Dominica Harrison, Eunice Napanangka Jack, Robert jr. Jancovic, Lukasz Koniuszy, Damon Kowarsky, Hyejeong Kwon, Judith Martinez, Peter McLean, Andrew Mullally, Mitjili Naparulla, Arata Nojima, Jeremy Plunkett, Jaime Emily Powell, Annika Romeyn, Melissa Smith, Stan Squire, Kati Thamo, Alex Thompson, and Anna Trojanowska.
Megalo Print Studio
21 Wentworth Avenue
Kingston ACT 2604
Gallery hours Tuesday to Saturday 930 to 500
Monday, 24 February 2020
20 [2020] at Tacit Galleries Melbourne
Tacit Galleries is pleased to present
20 [2020]
150 artists and more than 250 works in celebration of Tacit's 20th birthday
Opening Wednesday 4 March from 630 to 8pm
Exhibiting artists include Helen Anderson, Jan Atyeo, TJ Bateson, Dave Behrens, Elena Berkovich, Cate Blackmore (Tas), Joe Blundell, Louise Blyton, Celia Bridle, Peter Brook, Terri Brooks, Jennifer Buntine, Robyn Burgess, Raymond Carter, Magda Cebokli, Jane Chandler, Elizabeth Colbert, David Coles, Helen Connell, Tim Craker, Sally D’Orsogna, Craig Daniels, Lana de Jager, Denise de Keyzer, Merrian Dennis, Lesley Dickman, Helen Edwards, Sharman Feinberg, Louise Foletta, Betsy Forster, Andrew Foster, Anne Forwood, David Gatiss, Christine Gibbs, Jackie Gorring, Keiko Goto (Qld), Pete Gurrie, Julie Hall, Rosemary Harris-Arnott, Geoff Harrison, Jodi Heffernan, Barb Henderson, Beth Hulme, Anita Iacovella, Susan Illingworth, Ilona Jetmar, Shane Jones, Dinusha Joseph, Jessie Yvette Journoud-Ryan, Julie Keating, Wendy Kelly, Caroline Kennedy, Michele Kershaw (Qld), Hyun Ju Kim, Robyn Kinsela (NSW), Deborah Klein, Vietta Korren-Steele, Damon Kowarsky, Jo Lane, Nadeen Lovell (WA), Jennifer Marshall (Tas), Marina Mason, Mark McCarthy, Janine McGuinness, Helen McInnis, Ruth McIntosh, David McLeod, Paula McLoughlin, Milan Milojevic (Tas), Mark Minty, Jesslyn Moss, Karen Neal, Elizabeth Nicholls, Kerrilee Ninnis, Lisa O’Keefe, Veronica O’Leary (NSW), Theo Papathomas, Yeonjoo Park, Gaye Paterson, Jim Pavlidis, Milos Pelikan, David Lee Pereira, Linda Pickering, Shirley Ploog, Cat Poljski, Belinda Pringle, Julie Puchalski, John Rabling, Bronwyn Rees, Nina Ryan, Virginia Ryan, Mark Seabrook, Lisa Sewards, Christopher Shelton, Bevan Shepherd, Trish Sidway, Rat Simpson, Beata Slifierz, Jennifer Smyth, Kristen Solury, Kerry Spokes, Susan Stevenson, Ali Stoner, Mary Sullivan, Liz Sullivan, Peter Summers, Annemarie Szeleczky, Trevor Tagliabue, Elizabeth Tarrant, Anna Taylor, Heather Telford, Jenani Therone, Lena Torikov, Eugene von Nagy, Susan Wald, Jenni Walker, Brenda Walsh, Steve Warburton, Andrew Weatherill, Michael Wedd, Linda Weil, Irene Wellm, and Katherine Westfold.
Exhibition continues until 15 March
Tacit Galleries
123a Gipps St
Collingwood, Vic 3066
Gallery hours Wednesday to Sunday 11 to 5pm
Tuesday, 18 February 2020
Periodic Table Project at Edith Cowan University
Very pleased to share some photos from Science Building at Edith Cowan University, including images from the Quantum Victoria Periodic Table Project.
With huge thanks to Quantum Victoria Director Soula Bennet for the original commission, and to Edith Cowan University Vice Chancellor Professor Steve Chapman for finding a new home for our artwork on the other side of the country.
Thank you Stephen Heath Photography for images from the 12 February launch.
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