Posts Tagged ‘Kyle Montgomery’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.”
 Openings this weekMonday, August 16th, 2010There are a bunch of shows opening this week up and down the east coast of Australia. All the details and flyers below:
Mized Business photosMonday, March 29th, 2010The week of the Mixed Business opening was crazy. Go Font Ur Self*, Mixed Business, Semi-Permanent, Sesame Street exhibition, epic Yum Cha and other related bits and bobs. Here are some photos from the Mixed Business show.
Sneak peek at Mixed BusinessFriday, March 19th, 2010Last night was the opening of Mixed Business. A monster group show put on by WATIM and The Opening Hours, and supported by Semi-Permanent, Design is Kinky, Stupid Krap, Ambush Gallery, Whirlwind and Carlton. Thanks to everyone that came down to see the artwork and enjoyed a nice cold beer courtesy of the Beastman bar girls. If you didn’t make the opening, the show is still open 12-4 Saturday and Sunday this weekend, plus 12-4 Wednesday – Sunday next week. Check out a few closeups we took today of a few pieces…
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)
Have a gander: KYLE MONTGOMERYThursday, December 17th, 2009One of the most interesting artists to come out of Sydney this year is local Heights creative Kyle Montgomery. His collage work is insanely detailed and super interesting to get up close to. If you didn’t see his show at the Heights, then check out his blog here.
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