Exhibitions Archive

Alick Tipoti 'Gapul' 2006 57 x 38 cm
Alick Tipoti 'Malungu'
United Galleries
Portrait of a woman with a mask
Stoà Poikile Risonanza
Jan Lowe's pastel portrait of 2 wolves - subtle colours and
Jan Lowe Presents .....
Australian Guild of Realist Artists
Newcastle Region Art Gallery banner
Gallery A Sydney 1964 - 1983
Boy holds microphone with field of flowers background
Anne Landa award 2009
Art Gallery of New South Wales
Analogue clock with only 10 hours
JULIETA ARANDA
Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum
Cartoon-like painting of clown monkey
Year 12 Perspectives
Art Gallery of Western Australia
Sign
Hell, Yes!
New Museum of Contemporary Art
Jeffrey Inaba uses a radical approach to research and design to make opaque information come alive. Inaba has created Donor Hall for the New Museum’s lower-level hallway, a bold, immersive graphic environment that identifies and quantifies public and private philanthropy around the world.
Jeffrey Inaba
New Museum of Contemporary Art
Hines works explores imagery that is reminiscent of the cinema; taking gestures or moments that consists of only a few seconds on screen and expanding them into significant individual works. By focusing our attention on the familiar and readable cinematic tropes that we experience in an almost subliminal way in films Hine creates new complicit, rather than critical, narratives.
Corridors
BLINDSIDE ARTIST-RUN SPACE (map ref 14-E) Level 7, Room 14, Nicholas Building, 37 Swanston Street (enter via lifts in Cathedral Arcade), Melbourne 3000. (03) 9650 0093, info@blindside.org.au. www.blindside.org.au
The Never Ending Story
Entrapment, 2007
What Lies Beneath The Cute Factor?
Gallery 101 (now closed)