Archive for the ‘Openings’ Category
Wednesday, February 1st, 2012
Tonight at Lo-Fi Collective. Scott Owen, Craig Atkins, Slug, Sprinkles, Houl, Birdhat & Amanda Rondonuwu.
Freedom of religion has given way for a departure from traditional religions to more personal forms of worship. Infamous icons such as the cross or Mother Mary replaced by tools to create such as the skateboard or aerosol can. New god like creatures and fictitious fantasies are created to replace traditional stories of religion followed for generations.
Worship Nothing explores the iconography within contemporary subcultures.
Tags: amanda rondonuwu, Birdhat, craig atkins, Houl, Lo-Fi Collective, Scott Owen, Slug, Sprinkles, Sydney
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Sunday, January 29th, 2012
From the collective that have brought you videos from Lush, boards from Steady Bumpen, art from Jason Galea and a whole bunch more, ZONK VISION presents “Well Wisher”. New work by Jason Galea, Danny Wild, Greg Holden, Instant (FYG), Leagues and Lush. Check out the flyer and video below.
“We are putting on another exhibition in March! There will be a 30 minute screening of new zonk material, Live VHS manipulation and new work from Jason Galea, Danny Wild, Greg Holden, Instant(FYG), Leagues and Lush.
Here is the preview video to get you in the mood.”
Tags: Lush, Melbourne, Zonk Vision
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Monday, January 23rd, 2012
The Calligraffiti Upside Down Tour includes exhibitions, book signings, live mural painting and lectures in Sydney, Melbourne, Auckland and Singapore. Rather than ship artwork from abroad, NSM will make site-specific art in each city. At all exhibitions and other events, the artist will be available for interviews, and on hand to sign his book Calligraffiti with personalized dedications.
The Upside Down Tour kicks off in Sydney, where Likeminded Studio is hosting an exhibition from 25 to 30 January at the artist run kind of — gallery on Oxford Street. In addition, the legendary Kinokuniya Bookstore will host an exhibition in their Wedge Gallery from 25 January until February 7, 2012. Sydney will see some live calligraffiti going up in the May’s Lane Street Art Project on 27 January.
Tags: Kind Of Gallery, Mays Lane, Neils 'Shoe' Meulman, Sydney
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Wednesday, January 18th, 2012
It will be a sad day tomorrow in Brisbane when Nine Lives Gallery closes its doors in their current space. The team is taking a break from the full time gallery world and focusing on project based exhibitions. So stay tuned…
From the Nine Lives family:
“Want to take this opportunity to thank you all for the ongoing support over the last few years. We’re very happy that we’ve been able to contribute to ol’ Brisbane towns cultural landscape in some way or shape. For a long time this city’s been seen as the little sibling to its southern counterparts but we really do think that is changing. Brisbane has plenty going on and there’s a bunch of young creatives making that happen.
Come along Thursday, have a beer. We’d love to see you.”
Below is the flyer for their last show by none other than FRENCH from the UK. Get down…
Tags: Brisbane, French, Nine Lives Gallery
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Monday, December 12th, 2011
This Thursday night, is again, a busy one. Artillery is launching here, and aMBUSH Gallery is presenting their last show for the year.
Alterations, Disturbances & Rips is a collage exhibition Featuring artists KAREEM RIZK, MAURO PALMIERI, JOEL LAMBETH, DANILO BRANDAO and HILARY FAYE. A number of names we have not yet featured here, but by the looks of the preview images on the aMBUSH site here, it looks to be a quality show of work.
Opening night Thursday 15 December, 6-9pm
Exhibition continues to Sunday 18 December, daily from 12-4pm
Tags: Ambush Gallery, Sydney
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Monday, December 12th, 2011
We recently posted a photo recap of Selfest. Well it seems that the Selfest team have been busy ever since, putting together a series of video’s recapping the entire event. It’s rare for any art event to have this much coverage, so indulge yourself below, or go see more photos at their site.
Stay tuned to their website for part four…
SELF EST. Part One- DMOTE, ROID, HORFÉ @ Kind Of – Gallery from Marty Routledge on Vimeo.
SELF EST. Part Two- Jeff Canham, Ben Barretto @ Gallery A.S. from Marty Routledge on Vimeo.
SELF EST. Part Three – Dmote, Horfé, Roid, Sofles, Jeff Canham from Marty Routledge on Vimeo.
Tags: Ben Barretto, Dmote, Horfe, Jeff Canham, Joseph Allen Shea, Kind Of Gallery, Kirin, Marty Routledge, Roid, Selfest, Sofles, Sydney
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Sunday, December 11th, 2011
Melbourne based Drewfunk recently opened his new exhibition of paintings at Paradise Hills Gallery in Richmond. This collection of work was a big step forward for Drew. Compared to his last exhibition, which was predominantly neat line-work illustration, this new work stands out with a warm palette and boasts the fact that Drewfunk is a true master painter. Focusing again on animals, the subjects are rendered perfectly and have all been framed in a typical Drewfunk background/foreground. Fat caps and precise movements. Check out some photos below.
Tags: Drewfunk, Melbourne, Paradise Hills Gallery
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Wednesday, December 7th, 2011
Mark Drew is one of Sydney’s finest (although he now lives in Japan). He’s got it right. He’s the co-founder of China Heights, graphic artist, and all round nice guy.
This Friday he is teaming up with New Era to release a limited number of snapback hats called “NO MONEY, NO WIFE”.
Get down to the Heights this Friday from 6-10pm for your chance to snap up a hat, and also see a selection of recent photographic work by Drew.
Tags: China Heights, Mark Drew, Sydney
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