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Monthly Archives: September 2010
Deidre But-Husaim and Abbey McCulloch finalists: Redland Art Awards
Congratulations to Deidre But-Husaim and Abbey McCulloch who have both been shortlisted as finalists in the prestigious Redland Art Awards, a biennial contemporary painting prize. The winner will be announced on 6 November and the work of all finalists will … Continue reading
Teo Treloar featured in Broadsheet
Dan Rule’s article on Teo Treloar’s exhibition ‘The Science’, which opens this evening, is the cover feature in today’s Broadsheet. Dan Rule says of Teo’s intimate and detailed works on paper; ‘Teo Treloar doesn’t posses an inclination for grand statements … 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
Jacqui Stockdale Alice Springs Residency
Jacqui Stockdale is currently in Alice Springs as the artist in residence for the Alice Springs ‘Desert Festival’. Jacqui ‘set up shop’ in an empty shopfront in Todd Mall, doing on-the-spot ink portraits of over 100 passers by, which she … Continue reading
Melbourne Art Fair 2010
Melbourne Art Fair was a great success for the gallery. More than 30,000 people visited the fair over the four days. We had a prime position with a constant stream of people through the stand. HGG’s group show was praised … Continue reading
Robyn Burgess a finalist in both Rick Amor and Paul Guest Drawing Prizes
Robyn Burgess is a selected finalist in both the Rick Amor Drawing Prize and the Paul Guest Drawing Prize. Rick Amor initiated a drawing prize at the Art Gallery of Ballarat, in the hope that ‘this prize gives people one more reason … Continue reading
Lorene Taurerewa in ‘Unnerved’ at NGV
Lorene Taurerewa’s work is included in ‘Unnerved: Contemporary New Zealand Art’ opening at the National Gallery of Victoria in November, following it’s run at Queensland Art Gallery, Brisbane. The exhibition explores the rich, dark vein that recurs in contemporary New … Continue reading
Tom Moore invited to teach at Pilchuk Glass School
Tom Moore was an invited lecturer at the prestigious Pilchuk Glass School, an international centre for glass art education in Stanwood, Washington. For three weeks in June and July Tom ran an intensive residency program on glassblowing and sculpting ‘Small, fast … Continue reading
Abbey McCulloch: Finalist in the Paul Guest Drawing Prize
Abbey McCulloch is a finalist in the inaugural Paul Guest Drawing Prize. Her charcoal work on paper ‘It never happens when you watch’ is on show, with the works of all the finalists, at Bendigo Art Gallery until 10 October 2010. … Continue reading
Kirsten Coelho: The Collec+ors Collaboration
Kirsten Coelho collaborated with designer Khai Liew to create the ‘Kirsten armchair’, as part of the ‘collec+ors’ exhibition in Adelaide which featured Liew’s collaborations with a number of renowned Australian sculptors. Kirsten’s organic ceramic vessels were a striking complement to Liew’s … Continue reading