WHEN : 8th Feb – 2nd March WHERE : Ryan Renshaw Gallery Current Projects @ Ryan Renshaw Windowbox presents work by Amy Longworth. Amy Longworth is a Brisbane based emerging artist whose practice incorporates drawing, sculpture, video and installation. Her work Paddle Pop consists of oversized kinetic ice cream sculptures, which, by their surreal nature, […]
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WHEN : 24th Jan – 10th March WHERE : QUT ART MUSEUM In October 2009 Shaun Gladwell went to Afghanistan and several bases in the Middle East as an official war artist, commissioned by the Australian War Memorial. Gladwell’s war art focuses on ordinary soldiers in harsh landscapes, on their physique, their inner world, and
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WHEN : 8th Feb, 5:00 – 9:00pm WHERE : Southside Tea Room, 639 Wynnum Rd, Brisbane L*OVEHATE is an exhibition featuring 14 Brisbane-based emerging artists. The show takes a light-hearted look at love and hate, around that sometimes dreaded day of year when like it or not, we are forced to shower adoration on that
WHEN : Until 17th Feb WHERE : Queensland Centre of Photography In a landscape of industrial achievements and technological advances, the human cost is often high. However, this urbanisation of the natural environment yields a somewhat intriguing aesthetic to be contemplated as well as enjoyed, through a feast of colour, noise, forms and personalities anesthetising
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DEADLINE : 8th Feb Brenda May Gallery is currently accepting proposals from professional practising artists in Australia and New Zealand. ‘Paperworks II’ – April/May 2013 The gallery already exhibits a number of artists who work with paper in extraordinary ways – as such this show is about the nature of paper itself and we will
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DEADLINE : 7th Feb, 2013 Double Whammy showcases works that pack a double punch. The artists exhibiting with Platform72 as part of Art Month Sydney critique cultural orthodoxies and challenge us to reconsider the relationship between politics and aesthetics. In a cultural landscape where the political is aestheticised and the aesthetic is politicised – from
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DEADLINE : 6th Feb, 2013 THEMES – temporalities of water and environments – water, environment and society – risk management: flooded cities – new technologies and water governance For more information please visit the website
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WHEN : Until 16th Jan WHERE : Phillip Bacon Galleries This exhibition showcases gallery artists. For more information please visit the website Image : John Young, Figure study XXXIX, 2009
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WHEN : Until 17th Feb WHERE : Queensland Centre of Photography Growing up with a belief that it was rude to stare at people with a disability or impairment meant that I gradually eliminated their presence from my consciousness. Admittedly I would glance at those who presented as ‘abnormal’ and politely, or perhaps shamefully, look
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WHEN : 7th – 23rd Feb WHERE : Milani Gallery A solo exhibition by artist – Sam Cranstoun Image : Untitled (After Minoru Yamasaki) 2012, Sculpted Cardboard (Installation View)
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WHEN : Feb 3rd, 3:30 – 8:00pm WHERE : Witchmeat ARI, 80 Hampstead Road Highgate Hill WITCHMEAT ARTIST RUN INITIATIVE PRESENTS: An afternoon in the NOISEPIT : Bremen Town Musician (solo) 4:00 – 4:30pm Kitchen’s Floor (solo) 4:40 – 5:10pm Scrabble (Bek Moore – Clag, Conwae Burrell – Extrafoxx, Emily Wade, Jason) 5:20 – 5:50pm
DEADLINE : 8th Feb, 2013 The imaginative use of colour by architects and interior designers can transform the three dimensional spaces they create. For the last 27 years, Dulux has commited to recognise inspirational thinking in the industry has rewarded those that share their projects, and this year is no exception. The work of influential
WHEN : 1st – 28th Feb WHERE : The Edge Throughout the month of February The Edge will be scheduling at least one workshop everyday in an effort to help you get a workshop that interest you. From media law and ethics through to electronics and programming, there are over 30 opportunities to learn something
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WHEN : 1st – 4th Feb / Opening 2nd Feb, 5:00 -7:00pm WHERE : The Block In his practice, Christopher Handran engages with apparatuses that mediate perception and experience. By subjecting their operations to a series of playful and do-it-yourself interventions, Handran foregrounds the apparatus, as much as the images it produces or presents, as
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WHEN : 1st Feb, 6:00 – 9:00pm WHERE : Blake House, 35 Adelaide St, Brisbane In early 2012 Brisbane artist Shida embarked on an international tour determined to make his mark on the world’s street art scene. Painting monumental murals in his signature dynamic style he collaborated with some of the most talented street artists
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WHEN : 1st Feb, 6:00 – 9:00 WHERE : Jugglers Art Space An exposition of new work by artist Anthony Jigalin. ‘Paint Fast, Buy Young’
WHEN : 1st Feb, 6:30 – 9:30pm WHERE : Wooloongabba Art Gallery A collaborative exhibition of works on paper by Priscilla Beck and Tor Maclean. Join us for opening drinks Friday the first of February. The exhibition runs from the 29th of January to the 9th of February.
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WHEN : 1st Feb, 6:00 – 9:00pm WHERE : Jugglers Art Space Jugglers Art Space is pleased to present Conor Timothy O’Shea’s Impractical Enthusiasm. Conor is Brisbane based artist and works as an artist in residence at Jugglers “Shed” studio in Eagle Farm. He is currently studying a BFA at Queensland University of Technology. His
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WHEN : 2nd Feb, 5:00pm WHERE : Via Studios, Bowen Hills
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WHEN : 30th Jan – 3rd Feb WHERE : Brisbane Powerhouse Below is a list of creative programs as part of the Tibetan Festival 2013 at Brisbane Powerhouse Tibetan paintings by Karma Phuntsok The Festival features an exhibition of cutting edge contemporary Tibetan art by master painter Karma Phuntsok. Although traditionally trained, Karma also applies
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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