Monthly Archives: June 2010
JON CATTAPAN @ SUTTON GALLERY
OVER THE LAST thirty years, Jon Cattapan has established a reputation as one of Australia’s most significant and prolific painters. In this new body of works at Sutton Gallery, Melbourne, Viridian Eye, the artist extends his exploration of ‘Night Visions’ drawn from his experiences as a commissioned artist for the Australian War Memorial in Timor […]
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Tagged Art, Exhibitions, Jon Cattapan, painting, Sutton Gallery, Timor Leste, War
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JULIAN HOOPER @ GALLERY 9
THIS EXHIBITION of paintings and works on paper by acclaimed New Zealand artist Julian Hooper, presents figures made up of incongruous elements like fish tails and fruit, reminiscent of Arcimboldo. Titled Golden Solvent, this is Julian Hooper’s second solo show at Gallery 9. Curator Victoria Lynn writes: “Hooper has compared them with figures from fashion […]
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ANNA PAPPAS GALLERY @ DEPOT GALLERY, SYDNEY
Anna Pappas Gallery of Melbourne has brought seven of their artists to Sydney. Calling Danks Street’s Depot Gallery home for the next fortnight, Anna Pappas Gallery (APG) is introducing part of her stable to the Sydney art scene. On exhibition is Christina Hayes’ paintings, through which she presents humorous and clumsy characters; following his successful […]
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SODA_JERK @ KUDOS GALLERY, SYDNEY
Dynamo video artist duo Soda_Jerk have been at it again. Their current work titled After the Rainbow is a 2-channel video installation that investigates the temporal dimensions of cinema. Known for their work in found audio and visual samples this video is Soda_Jerk’s second installment in “The Dark Matter Cycle” – a series of video remixes that […]
LOUISE BOURGEOIS 1911-2010
LOUISE BOURGEOIS, famed French-born American sculptor, has passed away in New York aged 98.
DAN PERJOVSCHI ON VERNISSAGE_TV
[youtube ypuXCSJudtA] DAN PERJOVSCHI is an artist who has taken political cartooning out of the news and into galleries, working directly onto the walls of some of the world’s leading art venues, including the atrium of New York’s Museum of Modern Art. Much of Perjovschi’s work has dealt with the birth-pangs of the EU, including […]
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Tagged Art, cartooning, Dan Perjovschi, EU, MOMA, political art, Romania, street art, VernissageTV
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