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From the sands of Morocco come the winds of the Sirocco.
Inspired by Spain Liana Vargas keeps her gallery/studio open to the public following her success during SALA (South Australian Living Artists).
August 2008
A self-portrait of Hazel Dooney
After a critically acclaimed exhibition of watercolours, entitled Venus In Hell, two years ago, controversial Shock Pop painter Hazel Dooney returns to MARS with a series of colour and black and white photographs, as well as large scale works on paper.
August 2008
new works by KIM RYAN & ADRIANNE MILLER
RANDOM is a series of photographs from around the world by two local photographers
August 2008
hand constructed photomedia piece
A selection of new and recent photomedia work.
August 2008
two paintings by Ngipi Ward at Aboriginal & Pacific Art
Aboriginal & Pacific art is pleased to present this exhibition. Featuring artists Pulpurru Davies, Jackie Giles, Fred Ward and Ngipi Ward.
August 2008
Christine Cornish, STRETTO, 2008
Stretto, from the Latin to draw close, is Christine Cornish’s latest body of work. In keeping with earlier works, Cornish has created simple yet profound compositions that are also philosophical in intent.
August 2008
Robyn Stacey, Mr Macleay's Fruit and Flora, 2008
Robyn Stacey’s most recent work re-creates the lost garden of Elizabeth Bay House once world famous not only for the Australian natives but for the exotics imported from China, India, and the Cape of Good Hope and South America. Her artwork gives us access to important historical collections and …
August 2008
kollapsible neckpieces
envelop features one of Asia’s most exciting young designers, Singapore based Grace Tan.
August 2008
Charcoal and acrylic on canvas
Klaus Rinke visited Australia for the first time in the late ‘70s and was moved to begin a series of dense drawings of amorphous organic forms that he called his pre-embryonic diary.
RMIT Gallery supported by the Goethe-Institute Australien is proud to present an exhibition of Klaus Rinke’s late…
August 2008
Teapot Object
Beyond Metal: Contemporary Australian Jewellery and Holloware showcases the work of 27 of our most celebrated contemporary practitioners at the RMIT Gallery from June 6–August 23.
August 2008
Come fly with me - Hand coloured aquatint etching
Exhibit 3 ‘Cats can’t fly’ features etchings by Pro Hart, Andrew Sibley, Pamela Irving and The Fire and Water Suite by Warlukurlangu Artists.
August 2008
Cornelia Kraft, Poixeni Papapetrou, Doug Spowart, Arthur boyd & Indra Deigan.
August 2008