Posts Tagged ‘Joseph Allen Shea’There Goes The Neighbourhood @ The TateWednesday, March 7th, 2012From the talented team that have brought us Lo-Fi, GFUS, SELF-EST and many more comes The Tate. Don’t miss this… “March 14th, 2012: The Tate presents its inaugural opening show, a group exhibition of mixed works by artists and friends of curators, Marty Routledge & Christopher Loutfy. There Goes The Neighbourhood is an invitation to the creative community to take back ownership of the once-bohemian inner west suburb of Glebe.”
 Video Recap: SelfestMonday, December 12th, 2011We 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.
Selfest RecapWednesday, November 30th, 2011So, we’ve been a bit slack on updates lately so we are trying to get out all the content we have that hasn’t yet surfaced. One of the main events we were excited about was Selfest. A four day art event curated by Marty Routledge and Joseph Allen Shea, which saw the likes of international artists; Horfe, Roid, Jeff Canham, Dmote and Ben Barretto. There we so may events going on, we only managed to photograph the mural and 2nd exhibition. Check out some of the photos below. (Notice the sneaky appearance of Sofles at the mural…)
Opening: There’s Always a Last Time for EverythingWednesday, May 26th, 2010Last Friday was the opening of “THERE’S ALWAYS A LAST TIME FOR EVERYTHING”. The group showing of some of the nicest, creative, most talented artists/designers in Sydney. Joseph Allen Shea, Stephanie Anderson + Dave Ladd, We Buy Your Kids and Mark Drew. We weren’t able to make the night, so we’re lucky to get a whole bunch of images from the exhibition. Have a peep below: Images courtesy of China Heights.
Mixed Business this ThursdayMonday, March 15th, 2010Mixed Business opens this Thursday night at Ambush Gallery, James st, Waterloo (Not Surry Hills). The exhibition is turning out to be a monster, with over 35 artists from Australia and Overseas (alot of which are travelling to Sydney for the opening), every artist has created an entirely new work specifically for this show. GET DOWN, this Thursday 18th, 6pm. Ambush Gallery, James St Waterloo (See google map)
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