Category Archives: Tim Moore

Drinking to the Asylum Seeker Resource Centre

Thanks to all those who came along to the opening of Tim Moore and Tai Snaith’s exhibition openings last night. It was a fantastic, busy evening with a number of the writers who collaborated with Tai on her show doing … Continue reading →

Tim Moore and Tai Snaith Opening Night: Three Thousand

Check out opening night photos of Tim Moore and Tai Snaith’s exhibitions on Three Thousand.  They are both fantastic shows, so make sure to drop by and see them. http://thethousands.com.au/melbourne/street/tai-snaiths-helen-gory-opening

Tim Moore featured in Artist Profile

Tim Moore is featured in the current issue of Artist Profile magazine. Make sure to read Gillian Serisier’s fantastic feature which captures the delight and humour of Tim’s practice. As Serisier says ‘In a world of hidden meaning and metaphor, … Continue reading →

Tim Moore featured in Textile Magazine

There is a terrific feature article on Tim Moore’s practice in the current issue of Textile Fibre Forum Magazine. Writer Inga Walton revels in Tim’s absurd, at times irreverent, embroideries, ‘Moore’s daffy vignettes clearly demonstrate that it is possible to … Continue reading →

Tim Moore out of his Comfort Zone

Tim Moore is involved in ‘out of the comfort zone’, an exhibition to raise funds for Midnight Basketball which supports marginalised youth. Curated by Virginia Wilson, 15 invited artists have been asked to create a work that takes them out … Continue reading →

Tim Moore at Hazelhurst Regional Gallery and Deloitte

Tim Moore’s humorous embroideries are included in ‘Hands On’ on at Hazelhurst Regional Gallery until the end of January 2011. The exhibition focuses on contemporary artists who skilfully use hand craft as tools of expression in their practice to produce … Continue reading →

Tim Moore in ‘Hands On’ and ‘Power Chicks and Men who Sew’

Tim Moore’s wonderful, witty embroideries are included in two upcoming exhibitions. ‘Power Chicks and Men who Sew’ is the eleventh in a series of exhibitions curated by Barbara Flynn for accounting and consulting firm Deloitte. The show juxtaposes powerful, tough … Continue reading →