We Koppel, We Dala reflects upon South African Apartheid history to consider adjacent histories of colonial oppression and their ongoing impacts. The exhibition presents archival documents and new video works that together focus on land, representation, identity, loss, migration, memory and the importance of resistance and self-determination. OPENING / 6pm, 26th June 2019 The gallery […]
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Carol McGregor’s focus in her visual art practice is to contribute to the “untelling” of Australian Indigenous community histories and heritage. Untelling is McGregor’s term to describe the personal and political acts needed to undo colonial structures and thinking. A part of this undoing or decolonising, has been to share knowledges and to pass on
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“Affect, at its most anthropomorphic, is the name we give to those forces—visceral forces beneath, alongside, or generally other than conscious knowing, vital forces insisting beyond emotion—that can serve to drive us toward movement, toward thought and extension …” (Gregg and Seigworth, 2010, p. 1) Empathic Gestures II is the second creative iteration from a
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‘the churchie’ is a contemporary emerging art prize offering a lucrative total prize pool of $25,000 with the overall winner receiving a $15,000 cash prize (non-acquisitive). Entry to this annual prize is open to artists of all ages (over 18 years) and disciplines who identify as early career and are Australian citizens or residents. KEY
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UNESCO will be accepting proposals for innovative projects that aim to strengthen the cultural and creative sectors in developing countries, in the framework of its 10th IFCD call for applications. The International Fund for Cultural Diversity (IFCD) is a multi-donor fund, established by the UNESCO Convention on the Protection and Promotion of the Diversity of Cultural
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The Third Quarter is pleased to share an upcoming solo exhibition with established Brisbane multidisciplinary artist Sam Eyles. ___ Eyles has traversed the Brisbane art landscape for many years, contributing to rich arts collectives such as Jugglers Art Space Inc, and community arts groups through Micah Projects. The artist is also one third of the
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“Heavy industry once defined the Illawarra. Squeezed in a narrow strip between the coast and a towering escarpment were coal mines, coke and brickworks peppered across the coastal suburbs. Miners cottages, postwar brick and fibro dwellings housed the workers and their families who operated and serviced this domineering industrial complex throughout the 20th Century. These
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This full-day workshop will explore various tools and vocabularies used when writing for contemporary performance. Participants will explore various methods for story telling through performance, using group and individual writing tasks, improvisation, screen writing, found materials and autobiography. Techniques and methods will be drawn from Emma and Vidya’s own work and learned from their time
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Boxcopy is excited to announce the first exhibition in our new space will be by Sydney based artist Zoe Wong. Please join us at the opening for food and refreshments. Oriental Futures is an exhibition exploring the oriental setting that is apparent in sci-fi cinema, particularly that of Blade Runner (1982) and Blade Runner 2049
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INTERSECTION by Warren Handley is a new limited edition print series produced exclusively for The Third Quarter. Following on from the artist’s previous print series ‘Subvert Systems’, INTERSECTION shares Handley’s digital collage process of combining analogue glitching and abstraction techniques with graphic design methodology – creating a lucid, hybrid visual language. This process of sampling,
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The Boy Diver draws on a euphoric and emotional moment from the artist’s childhood to represent moments of self-determination, hope and futurity, awakening queer potentialities and energies that seem unclear in the present in order to revisualise the future. OPENING / 6pm, 26th June 2019 METRO ARTS GALLERY 2, level 2 The gallery is free
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‘Second Sight: Witchcraft, Ritual, Power’ brings together artists who conjure ideas related to witchcraft, sorcery and magical practices. The exhibition offers a space for intuition, rituals, collective happenings, incantations, and peripheral activity — practices recurrently dismissed as mere magical phenomena. ARTISTS Hans Baldung Grien Naomi Blacklock Eric Bridgeman Monika Behrens and Rochelle Haley Giovanni Benedetto
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Working primarily through the medium of water’s connective and transformative power, this multimedia exhibition – LIVING WATER: in flux – opens a conversation between human affect, Arctic ice-melt and extreme weather events thousands of kilometres away. Through these personal experiences Annique Goldenberg seeks to find and share her response to a call for environmental responsibility,
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URONTO Artist Community in Bangladesh call for applications for its 8th and 9th Episode of Residential art Exchange program. This year there will be two Episodes, each lasting 10 days over November/early December period. The location is a 200 years old massive Jaminder Palace at the Naogaon District of Rajshahi Division in Bangladesh with a fascinating area around it. Where is
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In this special event co-hosted by Blaklash Projects, join Jo-Anne Driessens from Gold Coast City Council and the organiser of the South Stradbroke Island Indigenous Artist Camp, in conversation with the 2019 Mentor Gordon Hookey, and participating artists Sonja Carmichael and Will Probert. Listen as they share their experiences in being a part of this
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Brisbane-based internationally acclaimed Australian artist and marine conservationist Jane James, will open the doors to her private gallery from Friday 21 June, for a two week solo exhibition of her most recent series of work – ‘Seven-Tenths’ featuring paintings, slumped glass and cold cast bronze pieces. Beneath the leafy canopy of the inner-city Brisbane suburb
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Our latest artist call is seeking artists that embrace the use of found objects in their work. Artwork entered to this open call should demonstrate the use found and reclaimed material, creating objects of beauty out of what could be considered junk. [Assemblage. and Found. Objects. Assemblage is an artistic process in which a three-‐dimensional
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Innovate Grant is now accepting submissions for Spring 2019. Innovate Grant awards (2) $550.00 grants each quarter, to one Visual Artist and one Photographer. In addition to receiving a grant award, winners will be featured and recognized on our website and join a growing community of vibrant and talented artists. For more information visit – https://innovateartistgrants.org
Held every two years, the Arthur Guy Memorial Painting Prize is designed to attract some of Australia’s finest contemporary artists, awarding a generous acquisitive cash prize of $50,000. Previous winners include Stieg Persson (2003), Dale Frank (2005), Stephen Bush (2007), Jan Nelson (2009), Tim Johnson (2011), Chris Bond (2013), Guan Wei (2015) and Margaret Loy
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This exhibition showcases new works on paper, including artist books, and individual and collaborative assemblages and collages. NightLadder’s work is underpinned by the belief in the power of the image to tell complex stories, and the balance between the materiality of the medium and the immateriality of the idea it supports. The collective rejects traditional
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Join us for a celebration of the work of trailblazing artist Carolee Schneemann (1939-2019), whose practice explored the body—often her own—as a site for questioning representation, boundaries, and social constraints. This free screening, ‘Body Rushes’, presents four key works by the artist, accompanied by discussions about Schneemann’s artistic influence with Professor Susan Best, artist Naomi
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Nationally recognised ‘plein air’ painter, Robert Malherbe, has developed a new series of landscape paintings, many of which are inspired by the South Coast landscape of NSW. His upcoming exhibition, Painted from Life, will also showcase figurative works painted in the rapid ‘alla prima’ style. Malherbe primarily works ‘alla prima’, which is a direct painting
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‘This exhibition of new works considers the quiet moments in both man-made and natural environments that feel so still, they transcend the restrictions of time. In these landscapes, I attempt to allude to the grandeur and timelessness of the natural world through an immersive use of colour and subtle rendering of light. The dream-like treatment of
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Lab.13 art contest is a call for submissions open to all kind of artists. Works allowed in the art competition are: drawings, paintings, sculptures, photographs, graphics, mix media and video. A great opportunity for the artists, which can win a cash prize, have the opportunity to exhibit the artworks in September 2019 in Rome and
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In her latest work, local artist Kate Roberts takes her jewellery pieces further by presenting finished items, not merely as wearable art to adorn the human form, but rather as bespoke features within a larger cohesive display. Come and see them in her new exhibition at the Ipswich Art Gallery. IMAGE: Kate Roberts ‘Residium’, ‘Rippled’
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Join artist Mandy Quadrio and IMA Belltower curator Freja Carmichael in conversation, as they explore Quadrio’s use of culturally significant materials and her personal connection to sea Country. Quadrio’s ‘The Country Within’ is the inaugural exhibition of the IMA Belltower, a year-long program dedicated to Queensland art exploring the meaning of place. In this solo
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Opening – Saturday 6th July 5pm-7pm Performance – 5.30pm Boxcopy acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the land upon which we operate and pay our respect to Elders past, present and emerging. We extended this respect to all First Peoples. Boxcopy is excited to announce the first instalment of ‘Sound Offerings’, an ongoing monthly program that
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Want to hear the stories behind the work? Join artist Sally Molloy as she leads us through an artist-led listening of her latest work, ‘Backyard Reckoning’. Backyard Reckoning is an intimate sound work that invites participants to contemplate their personal relationships to colonisation and the unceded sovereign lands they inhabit. Join us as Sally shares
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Join Dr Victoria Lawson for a discussion on the writing of Claire Bishop – art historian, critic and Professor of Art History at Cambridge University. Participants will consider Bishop’s text ‘Pedagogic Projects: How do you bring a classroom to life as if it were a work of art’, from her publication ‘Artificial Hells: Participatory Art
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Callum McGrath presents a multi-channel video project inspired by research into cruising spaces used by truck drivers in the industrial Brisbane suburb of Pinkenba. The exhibition is based around a speculative future scenario where the Federal Government has given financial incentives for the training of young queer trucker drivers and has subsequently rezoned Pinkenba’s derelict environs
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Over the last ten years MONO events have become a platform for boundary-pushing experimentation in sound performance. In this special evening of performances, Room 40 and the IMA invite you to experience the ‘maximal minimalism’ of four internationally renowned artists at the Judith Wright Centre of Contemporary Arts performance space. For one night only in
Do you want to inspire students to follow careers in science and art? Artists and creative practitioners are invited to apply for the 4th Artist in Residence Science Program. Please forward this email onto anyone you think may be interested. The Dutton Park State School and the Science and Technology Division of the Department of Environment and
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Alexandra’s paintings narrate her intimacy with local urban landscape. Having moved into a Red Hill ‘renovators delight’ 35 years ago, she deciphers the language of early Queensland architecture encompassed by the concrete edifices of the city. Exploring cycles of decay and repair, her highly detailed work captures these changing features. Light delineates the strong repetition evident
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Drawn from the Moreton Bay Regional Council’s art collection, Under revision presents works from four photographic series by Australian artist Michael Cook. Cook is renowned for his photographs that re-stage history, foregrounding First Nations people’s presence in Australian culture. These works challenge ingrained belief systems and encourage questions about current and past ways of thinking; creating new
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This exhibition celebrates Barrios’ process as much as the subject. Working emotively, Barrios has no preconceived notions of what an artwork will look like until it has finished. As Barrios explains, “I dispose myself before a blank piece and let it come – colours and shapes, lines and dots. Each piece takes on a life of
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The wait to see the stunning triptych, A Guidance in Time created by Quandamooka artists Casey Coolwell and Kyra Mancktelow for the University of Queensland Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) is finally over after a series of unveiling events. The highly anticipated artwork recognises all three major campuses and other UQ sites and champions a strong sense of
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