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: Bush Profiles: A Solo Show by Julia Roberts
Roberts moved to Singapore in 1998. In February 2000, she participated in ‘An
Affair to Remember’, a group show celebrating the work of thirteen of Australia’s
finest young contemporary artists, which was held at the Australian High
Co...
Australian Center for Photography: speed: a live satellite installation by Miriam Lloyd
Her exhibitions include Modern Medicine, curated by Damien Hirst and Charles Saatchi. Please note that the satellite link will only be open from Friday 14 March until Sunday 16 March 11am – 6pm.
The live satellite link for speed takes place...
Te Manawa Art Gallery: Lorraine Webb: Face Value
The portraits gaze at you. You are drawn to them, and, just when you start to come to grips with the facial features depicted, maybe even sensing someone looking with you, you turn and find one portrait on the opposite wall of the gallery. Georg...
Los Angeles Rectangle Gallery: Paul Tzanetopoulos: Which Green is Our Bush
Tzanetopoulos is a conceptually-based inter-media pioneer who, in 1974, presented a video installation projection and computer-run-inter-media work in Los Angeles at the Ruth Schaffner Gallery. His large-scale inter-active work continues to utili...
Canberra Contemporary Art Space: Running Wild: Danielle Thomas and Lorraine Webb
Webbs paintings show the wild animals of the bush, waterholes and tracks. Thomas chooses the traditional animals of her country as themes for her work.
These two young artists were both winners of 5th Indigenous Heritage Art Award....
31 Grand: Fierce by Karen Heagle
>31GRAND was founded in 1999
by Megan Bush and Heather Stephens
The gallery exhibits group shows and solo shows featuring a diverse selection of local, national and international contemporary artists.
IMAGE:
Karen Heagle
The Great...
Brian Gross Fine Art: Robert Arneson: Political Drawings
Arneson addressed the threat of global annihilation and the destructiveness of war, and often caricatured world leaders to highlight their shortcomings. In the masterful drawings, Club Social, Field Trip, and Special Forces, Arneson depicts night...
Agora Gallery: Abstract Perspectives: Featuring Paintings by Adrien Asselin
Asselin considers himself a simple seismograph, a witness to contemporary events, an interpreter of a life underlying life, where art is defined with each moment, each of which breathes into him a new inspiration.
Adrien Asselin has shown in...
City Gallery Wellington, 360-Michael Hirschfeld Gallery: Outdoor People: The Paintings and Prints of Juliet Peter
Now in her 80s, Juliet Peter has long been a fixture in the Wellington art scene. She and her artist husband Roy Cowan were central figures in the 1950s and 60s, inspiring many artists to do what was then considered nearly impossible – to make the...
Frye Art Museum: Rie Muñoz: One Hundred Original Watercolors
Born in Los Angeles, Muñoz began painting
scenes of Alaskan native life in the 1950s when
she first arrived in Juneau. During a varied
career, Muñoz created murals for the University
of Alaska and the Alaska State Library, wrote
and illu...
Corcoran Gallery of Art: The Eyes of History: The US' Most Distinguished Photojournalists
The photographs were selected from the White House News Photographers' Association annual contest, Eyes of History, which names a photographer of the year and recognizes the work of leading still and video photojou...
Monash University Museum of Art: People, Places + Ideas: Celebrating Four Decades of the Monash University Collection
Monash University began
collecting art when it was founded in 1961. The Collection, which has
always had a strong focus on contemporary art, has expanded over four
decades to comprise over 1,200 works by more than 330 of Australia's
most renow...
Davis Museum and Cultural Center: Surrounding Interiors: Views Inside the Car
This exhibition features 24 works by 17 contemporary artists in photography, video, sculpture, painting and
multi-media who explore the mutable nature of the car interior. Works by artists Andrew Bush, Nan Goldin and
Alex Harris (photography);...
Musee du Quebec: TOUCHER POUR VOIR : LA SCULPTURE EN PIERRE
The tour led by a Musee du Quebec guide is accompanied by educational material such as stone carving
tools including sledges, bush hammers, pitching chisels, rasps. A marble plate, worked to produce certain
...
Polvo Art Studio: Terrorist Art: Protesting War
Propelled by the tensions, anxieties and complexities of war, their collaborative effort will critique and promote awareness of the casualties of war and the benefits of peace. From comical manipulations of homeland security to acute examinations...
gallery twenty-four: Insanity Reigns : Laurel Lueders
Immediate reference to warfare in Afganistan and Iraq notwithstanding, Lueders' overall exhibition reflects world history in general and its tragic universality, making Berlin the perfect backdrop for this impressive and powerful exhibition. The ...
Yerba Buena Center for the Arts: Mark Lombardi: Global Networks
A former librarian, Lombardi culled information from published sources, but made a point of stating that his study did not stem from primary research. Part of the 14,500 index cards upon which he recorded and noted this information will also be on...
24 HR Art - Northern Territory Centre for Contemporary Art: Weathers of the Mind: An Installation by Judy Holding
Judy Holding has been visiting the Northern Territory for almost twenty five years and has spent concentrated periods here on artists camps working in the bush in Kakadu. She has made life long connections with Traditional Owners in the area as we...
South Australian Museum: Culture Shock: Works by Lawry Love
Officially opening the exhibition was George Tongerie, AM, JP,
Aboriginal Ombudsman, who was the first child to be put into the Colbrook
Home in Oodnadatta.
Culture Shock at the South Australian Museum comprises of 18 art works by
artist ...
Mixed Greens Gallery: Rob Conger: Indices
Faced with this array, the viewer is compelled to categorize each subject in light of the show's theme: in other words, to decide where on the abstract, personal index of Good and Evil each subject ultimately belongs.
" Look at money: Cash. Inves...
Gold Coast City Art Gallery: SEBASTIAN: Contemporary Realist Painting
The exhibition addresses the lack of contemporary Australian painting shows, by featuring the work of a small selection of practising artists, including Queensland artists alongside interstate colleagues, and will offer emerging artists a chance ...
City Gallery: BILL HAMMOND
23 Big Pictures
Hammond's work tackles social and environmental issues, conveying messages
about humanity and its status as an endangered species. He first attracted
a...
Red Gate Gallery: Drawing Dust - Altitude: Works by Catherine Woo, Damian Smith, Jayne Dyer, Karen Casey, Martin King, Tony Scott
Evocative of stillness, a slowing down of time, of neglect and decay
dust settles, drifts, gathers and protects. Seeking solitude and
contemplation, artists have long sought the remoteness of the bush
and the desert, their voice and vision trav...
Art Gallery of New South Wales: On the Beach: With Brett Whiteley and Fellow Australian Artists
Whiteley’s unique rendering of his own experiences of the beach provides the focus for the exhibition, and is an ideal context in which to explore the reactions of other notable Australian artists to this aspect of national culture. The images te...
Kunsthaus Bregenz: Jenny Holzer: Truth Before Power
Almost all texts used by Holzer are US government documents – primarily official communications, reports, and letters made available to the public under the landmark legislation, the “Freedom of Information Act.” Many texts were originally “class...
LUXE Gallery: Experimental Party DisInformation Center, a state-of-the-art media installation
"We welcome all Convention delegates with open hearts and open minds to inform, transform, and redirect their way of thinking," said Deputy Secretary Jeff Gates. "We are thrilled to bring truth, justice, and the American Way to the Republican Par...
Kettle's Yard Gallery, University of Cambridge: EXODUS: between promise and fulfilment
Photographs from the Ordnance Survey of the Peninsula of Sinai 1869 by Sgt.
James McDonald (1822-1885)
David Austen
Vija Celmins
Ian Davenport
Helmut Federle
Callum Innes
John McCracken
John Zurier
Sgt.McDo...
NSA Gallery: Travelling Light: A photographic exhibition and book launch by Paul Weinberg
In his introduction, Weinberg reflects on his photographic journey: "When I began taking photographs it was in the context of a land divided. I now live in a country ostensibly united. Politically at least, we have come a full circle. These photog...
LFL Gallery (Lawrence/Feuer/LaMontagne): Land of Many Uses: Jules de Balincourt
In the sculpture "Global Warming Souvenir", the artist recreates in miniature his old Los Angeles neighborhood, Malibu Lake inside of a large wooden tub. The house- covered valley is bisected by a small stream, but as time passes (approximately 40...
Centre for Contemporary Photography: 2003 Nikon Summer Salon
Featuring up to 200 artists, the Summer Salon is one of the largest open-entry photomedia exhibitions in Australia. The white walls of the gallery burst into colour during this event offering audiences the chance to view an outstanding, diverse ra...
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