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David Don: Inside/out

Space is intrinsic to life. Space materialises as the channel between experiences. This channel is whole, maintaining the existence of both control and chaos operating as singular entities. Control is the physical manifestation of space – control is the physicality of our being, of what we create. Chaos is a non-physical space – chaos is […]

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LA2015: Brisbane

Liquid Architecture, Institute of Modern Art and 4ZZZ present LA2015: Brisbane…. Liquid Architecture’s 2015 Brisbane program unfolds over two evenings in various spaces at the IMA, and features a selection of international and Australian artists performing and presenting in Brisbane for the first time. The program extends a set of recurring themes that mark Liquid

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Near and Present

The Hold Artspace, on behalf of the artists Lucy Anderson, Freda Davies & Haruka Sawa, warmly invites you to the opening of ‘Near and Present’. There is a mystery to why a subject is chosen and how it comes into being. As the written word in a novel may help to deepen our understanding of

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Judith Parrott: Grounded

Place Matters, wherever we are. Grounded, a commission by Glasgow Life for Festival 2014, XX Commonwealth Games, is the seventh exhibition in Judith Parrott’s Place Matters series. Grounded presents the outcome of two residencies; one in the Gaelic speaking Outer Hebrides of Scotland and the other with the Australian Aboriginal nations of the Central Australian

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Space Betwixt

Curated by Alexandra Winters and featuring the work from Genevieve Felix Reynolds, Freda Davies, Christian Flynn and Andy Harwood. Space Betwixt explores the representation of a gap in information; a blank space that borders the thresholds of existing forms. These liminal spaces have been explored by four artists who have spent their formative years in

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dhanamenta

6 artists in 6 sites around Miami Saturday 24 October, 12-4pm (one day only) Guided walk with curator Dhana Merritt at 2pm dhanamenta is a one day outdoor exhibition (and guided walk) that explores the Gold Coast landscape, its relationship with the artists and those intrigued by its natural and fabricated beauty. It reflects on

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Ali Bezer: Parallel Universe

Parallel Universe is Ali Bezer’s PhD examination exhibition, culminating works of art developed and refined over her four-year candidature at Queensland College of Art. Bezer’s visual research project is motivated by her curiosity toward strange audio-visual relationships, being different from musical imagery or illustrative depictions of places characterised by natural or mechanical sounds. Her interest

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Medicinal Plant Cycles

The work in this exhibition, Medicinal Plant Cycles, draws on natural science and extensive consultations and discussions with members of the Quandamooka community of Minjerribah (North Stradbroke Island). These images of medicinal plants are based on the fusion of organic and photographic materials in a process of decomposition that I name the biochrome. They are

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Lethbridge Art Auction

Next Thursday the 29th of October, the Lethbridge Gallery will be hosting our first fine art auction. The gallery has a collection of top line Australian artists including original artworks by Jeffrey Smart, William Robinson, Norman Lindsay, Ray Crooke, Robert Dickerson and Geoffrey Proud among others. It also includes a collection of younger artists including

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Ross Byers: Quiet Mind

“Mapping the Quiet Mind” (MtQM), is inspired by the idea of the kinds of vessels required to negotiate the internal landscape or architecture of the mind. The forms I am creating are drifters, journeyers. They are curious, enquiring, dynamic receptacles, vessels for oscillation. They are instruments of invention, forging new strands of connection, negotiating and

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Suspension Points

A Communication between Students at Queensland University of Technology and Fordham University In an era when communication itself is undergoing radical reinvention, students from Fordham University, New York and Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane have collaborated using different modes of correspondence – from the antiquated to the contemporaneous – to explore the vagaries of communication

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Peter Alwast: Being Together

Being Together uses appropriated objects, constructed sculptures and video portraits to explore ideas of community, a recurring theme in Peter Alwast’s work. Relations between seemingly disparate objects are established in unexpected ways, which talk about limit and communion simultaneously. Gold chain making machines belonging to the artist’s father are presented with video portraits of artists

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Direction Now

Abstraction is a way of art making that goes beyond the physical appearance of things to express a hidden meaning. It is non-representational, meaning the artwork does not depict the way things look in real life. Instead the artists in Direction Now want us to look at paintings in a different way. They want us

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Float

“Float” presents the work of 14 Queensland College of Art students at a projection event at the Brisbane Powerhouse Turbine Platform on the 14th of October, 6 – 8pm. This one-night show is a response to an art and sound infield course on Stradbroke Island, where students from the College of Art and the Queensland

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Karla Marchesi: Vivarium

Karla Marchesi was born in Brisbane in 1984. In 2004 the artist graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Art, Queensland College of Art, Griffith University and later in 2007 received her Honours in Fine Art from the College. During her undergraduate studies in 2003 Marchesi received the Philip Bacon Galleries Prize for Excellence in Drawing

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Together Forever Tonight

‘Together Forever Tonight’ is a one night only show of recent works by artists Hailey Atkins and Jack Mitchell. Working across a range of two and three dimensional media, Hailey and Jack explore how the dialogue between their practices works to further reveal and distort the identity of themselves and those they observe. HAILEY ATKINS

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Donald Blue: Blue Dragon

Donald Blue’s interest in Chinese culture began in the 1950’s when he lived in Taiwan with his family for a 3 year period.  He began making pottery in the early 70’s and soon after took up the brush as a pottery decoration technique.  A home-built clay slab-rolling machine and subsequent commitment to two-dimensional ceramic projects,

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June Tupicoff

“The difficulty in painting has always included the transformation of pigment into light, and in these works the artist has shaped and balanced the colour so that the image lives in the mind. They are paintings that have begun from nature, from wild flowers that have grown in the Wallum country of the North Coast.

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Drawn to Experience V2

This survey explores the expansive act of Performance Drawing – the act and action of drawing, its processes as theatre, line, motion and record, positing drawing within an interdisciplinary platform. Curated by Kellie O’Dempsey, the group exhibition consists of works on paper, digital drawings, video and a live drawing performance. In conjunction with the Drawing International

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Heidi Yardley: Shapeshifting

Heidi Yardly eschews the vast panoramas of contemporary painting in favour of intimately scaled compositions. Her oil paintings feature figures and settings that recall film noir or the eerie magic of the occult. And just like these influences, Yardley’s paintings are elliptical and infinitely suggestive – we, the audience, are called upon to complete the

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Argo presents Light Play: an immersive chamber music experience

Immerse yourself in light and sound – an evening of new chamber music by Ben Heim + Connor D’Netto. Instrumental, vocal and electronic forces combine to create a new concert experience – intimate yet expansive – enveloping and captivating. Free. All welcome. Bookings essential as numbers are limited. RSVP by 23 October here Drinks and

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Jessie Nash & Jack Mitchell: Gap Fillers

An exhibition of recent works by emerging Brisbane artists Jessie Nash and Jack Mitchell exploring the tenuous boundaries between familiar and foreign in real and virtual social landscapes. Using friends, acquaintances and strangers as their subjects they employ observation and speculation to create portraits which ‘fill the gaps’ in unknown narratives. Through their respective contemporary

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15 Artists 2015

15 Artists is an annual acquisitive award and exhibition, which plays a pivotal role in the ongoing growth of the Moreton Bay Regional Council Art Collection. We invite artists to submit work that reflects our Collection’s focus on culture, identity, spirit and sense of place. This exhibition has an $8,000 acquisitive prize which will be

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Juan Davila

Juan Davila will bring together two significant works from one of Chilean/Australian artist Juan Davila’s most iconic series of paintings, Hysterical Tears, which have been loaned from a private Queensland art collection. This body of work from the 1980s radically appropriates from the art historical canon and other key references. Among the identifiable sources is

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Virginia Fraser & Elvis Richardson: FEMMO

The artists Elvis Richardson and Virginia Fraser have adopted a curatorial pose to collaborate on a series of magazine covers, combining portraiture with attention-seeking headlines for a so-far fictional publication FEMMO™. Where other curators might select, arrange and present tangible and digital objects in galleries, the editors of FEMMO™ have organised indexical text objects on

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