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Jennie Nayton |
| Metro WA |
| Exhibition |
| Pause the Moment |
Gallery East
94 Stirling Highway
North Fremantle
Perth 6159, W.A. |
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July 2, 2010 - July 25, 2010
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| In this exhibition, Jennie Nayton not only continues and extends her unique combinations of photographic prints of natural phenomena with geometric three-dimensional structures with paper and metal works; but, for the first time, she also engages with her photographic images through drill drawings. In these, her figures, immersed in imagery of clouds, fountains or fire, depict the moment where the body is taken over by the sudden overwhelming raw emotional reality of being alive. |
| 9336 6231 |
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admin@galleryeast.com.au |
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http://www.galleryeast.com.au |
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Kate Campbell-Pope, Rodney Glick, Jessica Jubb, Mark McPherson, Tom Muller, Tanya Schultz (Pip + Pop) |
| Metro WA |
| Funding Received |
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Kate Campbell-Pope received Department of Culture and the Arts funding to undertake a five month mentorship with Dr Barbie Greenshields.
Rodney Glick received DCA funding to develop and create a new series of artworks titled ’Everyone Project’ for exhibition in Perth and Brisbane.
Jessica Jubb received DCA funding to development a body of work for an exhibition, recorded in booklet form.
Mark McPherson received DCA funding to distribute ’Hijacked 2’ - a compendium of contemporary Australian and German photography.
Tom Muller received DCA funding to Develop and produce a monograph.
Tanya Schultz received DCA funding to develop new work for Pip & Pop’s solo exhibition in the UK, produce catalogues and undertake residency (in collaboration with Nicole Andrijevic).
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http://www.dca.wa.gov.au/funding/grants/frequently_used_pages/Recipients/2010/arts_development/arts_development_-_february_2010 |
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Todd Israel |
| National |
| Exhibition |
| New Fibre Sculpture |
Tap Gallery
278 Palmer Street
Darlinghurst, NSW 2010 |
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May 24, 2010 - June 7, 2010
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| 12pm - 6pm, 7 days. |
The use of fiber as a sculptural material is both ancient and new. There are innovative works being made and exhibited nationally.
It is a fascinating and mysterious skill to develop and Todd is one of its most ambitious practitioners. He recently won the 2010 People’s Choice Award in the Pyrmont Art Festival for his fiber sculpture “Plant Your Future”. |
| (02) 9361 0440 |
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info@tapgallery.org.au |
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http://www.tapgallery.org.au/exhibitions.html |
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KATE KOIVISTO WHEELER |
| Metro WA |
| Exhibition |
| Mind the Gap |
Moores Building Contemporary Art Gallery
46 Henry Street
Fremantle |
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July 30, 2010 - August 8, 2010
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| Daily 10am-5pm |
| This series of small-scale paintings was inspired by time in London, and subsequent return to Perth. The paintings incorporate elements of photography, collage, drawing and sculpture. |
| (08) 9335 3519 |
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richiek@fremantle.wa.gov.au |
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http://www.awaag.org.au/moores.htm |
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Janet Yates |
| Regional WA |
| Exhibition |
| Interaction 2 |
| Painted Tree Gallery Northcliff WA |
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June 20, 2010 - July 18, 2010
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| Works on Canvas |
| 08 97766439 |
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info@southernforestarts.com.au |
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Chris Nixon |
| Metro WA |
| Publication |
| Jake’s Monster Mess |
| Fremantle Press has just released a gorgeous new children’s book, ’Jake’s Monster Mess’ ($10.95), which is illustrated by Artsource member Chris Nixon. Support Chris - and his fun and ridiculously cute artwork - by picking up a copy at any good bookstore or Fremantle Arts Centre. |
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Kevin Robertson at the Town of Vincent |
| Metro WA |
| Exhibition |
| Talks at the Town |
| Local History Centre, 99 Loftus Street, Leederville |
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June 1, 2010
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| 6.00pm |
| Noted figurative painter Kevin Robertson will take us through a survey of his work ranging from intimate interiors to expansive skyscapes. Robertson’s paintings always involve a sensuous dialogue between the world being depicted and his masterly manipulation of his materials. Kevin’s work is held in major Western Australian collections. |
| Shirley-Anne 9273 6564 |
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shirley-anne@vincent.wa.gov.au |
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http://www.vincent.wa.gov.au/default.aspx?strMode=eventDisplay&et=1&ei=7&subSiteID=1&eventID=362 |
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HELP THE HOMELESS ART AUCTION 2010 |
| Metro WA |
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5 pm, Saturday 29th May
The University of Notre Dame
cnr Croke & Mouat Streets, Fremantle (entrance on Croke Street) |
| The venue will be open for viewing between 12noon and 5pm this Thursday, Friday and Saturday. |
Artsource members - Hans Arkeveld, Len Zuks, Ken Sealey, Ian De Souza, Cher Shackleton, Madeleine Clear, Regina Noakes, Arif Satar, Lynne Tinley, Robyn Varpins, Craig Boulter, Joanna Wakefield, Don Walters, Eve Arnold (what a list!) - are among the impressive selection of artists whose works will be auctioned in support of the Fremantle Street Doctor and The Starlight Hotel Choir.
The Starlight Hotel Choir, so-called for its reference to the night view of the homeless, operates from St Patrick’s Community Support Centre in Fremantle. Members are homeless or at risk of being homeless and through music discover a sense of community and social inclusion.
Fremantle Street Doctor mobile health clinic serves the physical and mental needs of homeless
and at-risk marginalised people with low or no income, transients, substance abusers and those with diagnosed and undiagnosed mental illness.
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Will Smithwick and Bevan Griggs |
| Metro WA |
| Exhibition |
| Copain |
JuiceBox Creative
24 Angove St
North Perth
Western Australia 6006 |
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May 26, 2010
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This joint exhibition between friends explores the different mediums of realist painting set along side intricate wire sculpture.
Opening at the JuiceBox Gallery on Friday the 28th of May and running for two weekends, there’s plenty of time to wander down, grab a coffee and meet the artists behind this great local works.
Friday 28th: 6pm
Sat 29th & Sunday 30th: 10-4pm
Sat 5th & Sunday 6th: 10-4pm
Bevan Griggs
Inspired by natural beauty, particularly in the Australian landscape and the people who inhabit it, Bevan Griggs especially enjoys including a ‘human element’ in his landscapes that says, “This is a place where people love to be”. “My work invites you to relax and imagine you’re there!”
Bevan’s carefully executed realist paintings leave no doubt as to the image and yet persuade the viewer to enter into the place. As well as an artist, Bevan was previously a Minister of Religion and his love of the spiritual within the created world encourages people to find beauty often in mundane things.
Will Smithwick
Will creates sculptures based on the idea of turning copper wire (both plain and insulated) into bonsai, hence the term “electro-bonsai”.
Electro-bonsai - Re-cycled cupric art
Will Smithwick lives in North Perth and works from his studio at the rear of his residence. His work uses bonsai forms to explore the impact of technology on the social fabric of our world.
Using copper wire, natural materials, found and re-cycled objects, Electro-bonsai deconstructs the traditional bonsai forms in an effort to examine the contradictions inherent in contemporary life. The works attempt to create a sense of volume while still ensuring feelings of transparency and lightness. He believes the pieces change depending on the light and they can be relaxing in the same way that natural bonsais energize space in the home. He uses mainly found or re-cycled material as he does not wish to add to the proliferation of waste in the world.
Link: www.bevangriggs.com.au |
| 1300 85 40 41 |
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http://www.bevangriggs.com.au |
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Barbie Greenshield |
| Metro WA |
| Exhibition |
| Shifting Comfort: Experience of an idea of home |
Gallery Central
12 Aberdeen Street, Perth |
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May 25, 2010 - June 11, 2010
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| weekdays 10-4.4.5 and Sat 2-4.45 |
Albany based artist Barbie Greenshields explored her heritage with a residency in Scotland and created an exhibition of constructed objects that look at the experience many Australians have of being inextricably linked to a culture that is foreign to our everyday life.
“My red hair is material evidence to me of my connection with a far distant place and far distant others.”
This project is supported by the Department of Culture and the Arts. Gallery Central is proud to be a partner of the City of Perth Winter Arts Season |
| (08) 94271318 |
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gallery@central.wa.edu.au |
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http://www.gallerycentral.com.au/ |
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