CV b. 7 July 1993 Brisbane, Australia Education 2011- 2014 Bachelor of Photography; Photographic Art Practice major, Documentary Practice minor, Queensland College of Art 2012 – 2013 Lucida Emerging Artists Program, Queensland Centre for Photography, Brisbane 2010 Certificate II in Computer Systems Experience 2013 Work Integrated Learning, gallery work experience, Queensland College of […]
WHEN : Until 23rd Jan WHERE : Wooloongabba Art Gallery Throughout the development of modern Aboriginal art there are many instances of Indigenous people reconnecting to their heritage through art. Rarely though, does one witness this in an artist of such a young age as Claudia Moodoonuthi. Born on the small and largely isolated Bentinck
DEADLINE : 20th Jan Australian Book Review seeks applications for the Fellowship. Proposals for a lucid, cogent article of 7000–8000 words on the visual arts, either a profile of a major artist or a discursive art-themed essay. The Fellowship article will appear in our next Art issue, to be published in July 2013. All published
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WHEN : 19th Jan, 6:00 – 9:00pm WHERE : 166 Grey St, South Bank, Brisbane, On Saturday the 19th,Diagram and Gone at Duskwill be hosting a night of drinks, snacks and a selection of the best emerging art in Brisbane, on sale for student prices. Art Snack stocks quality, small-scale art, between $15 and $200.
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WHEN : Until 14th April WHERE : Queensland Art Gallery / Gallery of Modern Art Established in 1993, The Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art (APT) is the Queensland Art Gallery | Gallery of Modern Art’s flagship international contemporary art event. It is the only major exhibition series in the world to focus exclusively on
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WHEN : 18th – 24th Jan / Opening 18th Jan, 5:30pm WHERE : Bleeding Heart Gallery, 166 Ann St, Brisbane Hailing from a regional Queensland city, usually associated with high unemployment, expanding waistlines, the home of Bundaberg Rum and turtles – a new exhibition at Bleeding Heart wants to showcase an alternative side to the
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The Edge aims to provide young Queenslanders with the opportunity and inspiration to explore creativity across the arts, technology, science and enterprise. For individuals The Edge offers: • A year-round calendar of workshops, activities, events and exhibitions • Opportunities to develop your creative practice and projects • Free access to a broad range of hardware
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WHEN : 17th Jan, 6:00pm WHERE : Institute of Modern Art New York ethnomusicologist and blogger Brian Shimkovitz on his odyssey into collecting and disseminating African music. A joint project with OtherFilm and 4ZZZ.
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In 2013 there is a wide range of creative workshop and residency options on offer from Flying Arts. Flying Arts provides services to organisations including local government, galleries, schools, events and festivals and cultural groups, of all abilities (beginners, intermediate, advanced and masterclass). If you are an individual wanting to register for a workshop, see
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WHEN : 16th Jan, 6:00 – 8:00pm WHERE : 166 Grey St, South Brisbane Four of Brisbane’s leading emerging artists will be asked to visually and verbally share each of their practices at the Art Snack shop in South Bank (hosted in collaboration with Gone At Dusk). The artists will share their work with a
WHEN : 16th Jan, 6:00 – 8:00pm WHERE : Current Projects, Metro Arts Chasing Rainbows marks the final exhibition of our Pear shaped: one-night editions by collaborating artists. Richard Stride and Michelle Knowles combine their practices to explore the potential of the collaborative process. This one-night exhibition also marks the end of Current Projects’ residency
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WHEN : Until 3rd Feb WHERE : Gold Coast Art Centre 60 Australian artists were for selected for the Gold Coast City Art Prize 2012. The exhibition features emerging, mid-career and established artists working in painting, textile, sculpture, works on paper and video art. Image : Marc de Jong, Lighting 3, 2011, nylon polymede and
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WHEN : Until 30th Jan WHERE : Edwina Corlette Gallery A group exhibition featuring artists : JULIAN MEAGHER, BUNDIT PUANGTHONG, VIPOO SRIVILASA, MARISA PURCELL, CRAIG WADDELL, WAYDE OWEN. Image : JULIAN MEAGHER, AZZURO 2012
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WHEN : 8th – 31st Jan WHERE : Coolangatta Library (Level 3), Griffith Street, Coolangatta, Qld Yuki creates pictures to blur the line between craft and art, manga and fine art. She works with the styling techniques of manga and draws inspiration from dreams, nature and culture. The female figures are self-portraits of Yuki’s changing
WHEN : 11th Jan – 23rd Feb / Opening 11th Jan, 6:00pm WHERE : Brisbane Institute of Art Being In Place is about being fully engaged with the world around you, so that place becomes active in our experience, rather than mere setting or background. For this artist, the feeling of being fully In Place,
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WHEN : Until 24th March WHERE : UQ Art Museum Linde Ivimey’s sculpture is often technically complex and intricate, utilising skills from welding to cooking, weaving, wood-sculpting, and sewing, all adapted to create objects with an intense personal resonance. The emotional impact of her figures and animals is multiplied by her use of materials –
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DEADLINE : 11th Jan Foundation Alliance Française is calling for entries for 2013’s Jobs of the World Photography Prize. To participate in the competition, the entrant must submit two photos (see technical specifications on website) on the theme “Jobs of the world” (in Australia), together with the registration form to the Alliance Française de Melbourne
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WHEN : 9th – 16th Jan / Opening 10th Jan, 5:30 – 9:00pm WHERE : Bleeding Heart Gallery Creative Collective present a photographic exhibition, “Untitled” The works are focused by four often overlapping themes of The Object; The Land; Dreams and Visions; and The Portrait; the individual bodies of work present narratives and explore various
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WHEN : 9th Feb, 6:30 – 9:30pm WHERE : Reverse Emporium at Reverse Garbage, 20 Burke Street, Woolloongabba “Reduce, Reuse, Romance challenged artists to explore themes of love and romance and create items to present as Valentines gifts using salvaged and scavenged materials ” says Exhibition Co-ordinator Brooke Nelson. Featuring the work of over 20
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WHEN : 8th Dec – 2nd March WHERE : Institute of Modern Art Since the early 1990s Shane Cotton (Ngati Rangi, Ngati Hine, Te Uri Taniwha) has been one of New Zealand’s most acclaimed painters. His works of the 1990s, with their sepia-toned landscapes and intricate inscriptions, played a pivotal part in that decade’s debates
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WHEN : Thursday 3 – Saturday 6 January 2013 10am – 6pm WHERE : PROJECT Gallery, Ground Floor, Webb Centre Building, QCA South Bank Campus, 226 Grey St Exhibition by Hahan, who is here from Indonesia on a 3 month residency. Over the next 3 weeks, Hahan will be using the Project Gallery to create
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WHEN : 4th – 10th Jan WHERE : The Box, 29 Vulture Street, West End, Brisbane Elisa Jane Carmichael is a descendant of the Ngugi people, one of the 3 clan groups of the Quandamooka people of Moreton Bay, Queensland, Australia. The people of the sand and seas, Yoolooburrabee. Elisa has recently relocated back to
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WHEN : Until 30th Jan WHERE : Brett Lethbridge Gallery Artists : Brett Lethbridge , Ai Shah, Christopher McVinish, Cynthia Breusch, Jodie Wells, Lucy Bonnin, Bronwyn Searle, Linda Zucco, Salli Sixpence, Karl de Waal, Jonathan Crowther, Misha Gosse, John Brigden, Alun Rhys Jones, Wayne Malkin, Patrick Langlois, Tom Macbeth, Fiona White, Margaret Ingles, Emma Hack,
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WHEN : Until 13th Jan WHERE : Queensland Centre of Photography The photographs in ʻearthʼ explore the relationship between movement and stillness. By simultaneously capturing movement with a point of stillness in the landscape, the works signal the metaphoric relationship between the ephemeral and the eternal, the mortal and the immortal, the transient and the
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– Connor O’Shea – Anthony Jigalin – South Bank TAFE Diploma of Vis Art Awards Winner shows[x 2] – Gus Eagleton – Oliver Chaseling – Lucks – Barek – Peter Kozak – Mel Davis – Ray Coffey – Fil Filardo – Ben Johansen – Elli Anderson – Nic Plowman – Damien Kamholtz [TBC] – Jan
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My work explores the spatial experiences I encounter within my immediate urban environment, which is the transient city of the Gold Coast. Space is not represented as a static sight but a place to be transformed encouraging one to generate dreams. With memory recall and imagination as the only reference of permanency, I interweave model
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An exhibition of emerging artists from Brisbane.
DIAGRAM and Gone at Dusk present: ART SNACK Read More »
This project explores collaborative processes and provides the use of the gallery as studio/ work space for 5 weeks over the summer, culminating with a 3 week exhibition in March. The project includes a print catalogue with a commissioned essay and we will provide a combined artist fee of $3500 to contribute towards the creation
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Leaf & Marrow is a collaborative exhibition that includes the works of three of the selected graduate artists from Southbank Institute of Technology’s Diploma of Visual Arts Program. The work displayed by Nicole Cocis, Victoria Finnerty and Jessica Thompson includes a series of lateral two dimensional works on paper along with a variety of ceramic
WHEN : 29th Nov – 22nd Dec WHERE : Milani Gallery Multi-media artist Khaled Sabsabi’s work reflects the complex and often fraught space of border identities, migrant territories and identity production, characterised by an ever changing and contingent nature. Born in Lebanon, Sabsabi migrated with this family to Australia in 1978, to settle in Western
WHEN : Until 22nd Dec WHERE : Fireworks Gallery ‘have / not’ is a series of visual interpretations of presence, absence and transitional states. Positive and negative space, shadows, reflections and more figurative elements explore concealed aspects within seemingly benign appearances. Reductive techniques in paper and timber define forms of conscious and subconscious depictions, exploring
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WHEN : 9th Dec, 11:00 – 3:00pm WHERE : Spiro Grace Art Rooms To celebrate Christmas and The 7th Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art at QAGOMA, we invite you to join us for a special ART Sunday event at SGAR. QLD Artist Rebecca Ross will be giving an artist talk at 11:30am about her
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WHEN : 9th Dec, 2:00 – 3:00pm WHERE : Ryan Renshaw Gallery Ryan Renshaw Gallery invites you to a special ART Sunday event for the opening of APT7 with international artist JAMES COUSINS. Join in for refreshments and hear James discuss his current practice including works from his current exhibition, Genera.
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WHEN : 8th Dec, 8:00pm WHERE : Through the Looking Glass, 8 Fleet Lane, South Brisbane (across the road from GoMA) ‘Immediacy’ is a response to the social and artistic state of emergency that is Queensland – a condition courtesy of the current state government’s decimation of social services and arts infrastructure. Artists are no
WHEN : 5th – 15th Dec WHERE : Current Projects Google Earth is touted as being able to invite users to “take a virtual journey to any location in the world”, however there remain regions and whole communities that are inaccessible and unnavigable. In Frontiers, an exhibition of new work by Marcel Daniels, the artist
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WHEN : 8th Dec, 1:00 – 5:00pm / 8th Dec, 6:00 – 9:00pm @ CityCat ferries, Brisbane River WHERE : David Pestorious Projects Dave Hullfish Bailey (*1963) lives in Los Angeles, where he teaches at Art Center. The artist’s approach to investigating sites is focused upon how geography, physical infrastructure and social narratives of emancipation
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