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Monthly Archives: June 2011
Abbey McCulloch on Art Nation: Sunday 3 July
Abbey McCulloch will be featured on ‘Art Nation’ on ABC TV this Sunday, 3 July at 5pm (ABC 1) and 9.20pm (ABC 2). Abbey discusses her practice and the impact of her surroundings on her vibrant work. ‘We visit Gold … Continue reading
Britt Salt: Red Gate Residency, Bejing
Britt Salt recently completed a residency at the respected Red Gate Residency program in Bejing, culminating in an exhibition ‘I am a serious artist’ with Jon Hewitt at Red Gate’s Beigao Studio #3. http://www.redgategallery.com/residency This follows on from Britt’s residency … Continue reading
Tai Snaith on RRR: Tuesday 28 June
Set your alarms to listen to Tai Snaith on Triple R radio’s ‘Breakfasters’ this Tuesday morning, 28 June. At 8.15am Tai will be on-air talking about her new show ‘The best things in life aren’t things’ which opens on Wednesday … Continue reading
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
Tai Snaith in Melbourne Weekly
Tai Snaith’s upcoming exhibition ‘The best things in life aren’t thing’ is featured in the Melbourne Weekly. The article discusses Tai’s collaboration with eight talented Melbourne artists. Tai asked each of them to write about the one object they hold … Continue reading
Lorene Taurerewa in Brooklyn’s Northside Festival
Lorene Taurerewa is showing at THE END artspace in Brooklyn, New York as part of the Northside Festival. It’s exciting that Lorene has been invited to show in the festival, which showcases what’s new and best in art, music and … Continue reading
Jacqui Stockdale: Finalist in Olive Cotton Award
Jacqui Stockdale is a selected finalist in the biennial Olive Cotton Award for Photographic Portraiture for her work ‘Rory’ (pictured). The exhibition of finalists’ works is currently on show at the Tweed River Art Gallery, until 31 July. http://www.tweed.nsw.gov.au/ArtGallery/ArtGalleryExhibitionsDetail.aspx?Doc=pdfs/CurrentExhibitions.pdf
Tai Snaith in Frankie
Tai Snaith’s upcoming exhibition ‘The best things in life aren’t things’ is featured on the Frankie site. Tai collaborated with eight Melbourne writers, asking them to write about the object that is most important to them, and then drawing that … Continue reading
Marcel Cousins awarded his PhD
Congratulations to Dr Marcel Cousins who was awarded his PhD in Fine Art from Tama Art University, Tokyo. This is an extraordinary achievement by Marcel, who received a sought after Monbukagakushou Scholarship to undertake his studies in Japan. We are … Continue reading
Carmel Seymour awarded ArtStart Grant
Carmel Seymour was recently awarded a sought after Australia Council ArtStart Grant, another well-deserved endorsement of Carmel’s talent and her practice. Carmel will return to Iceland later this year to undertake a further residency there following her SimRes residency in … Continue reading