Another article on MURRAY FREDERICKS SALT project has been written for The Wall Street Journal.
To read the article by Rebecca Thurlow, please click here.
CATHERINE WOO
Congratulations to CATHERINE WOO whose work was HIGHLY COMMENDED in the
The Fleurieu Water Prize 2011.
ROBERT OWEN
ROBERT OWEN has recently finished a commission for Harry's Park at the Harry Seidler office, Sydney. The park is intended to be a publicly used facility in memory of the late Australian Architect Harry Seidler in honour of his contribution to Architecture. Locally the Park site adjoins the Seidler Office building, a Sir John Sulman Award recipient. The park forms a paved Forecourt to the Seidler Office building to the northern edge, much like a pocket plaza to an iconic building. A vibrant sculpture by Robert Owen, Tracing Light - for Harry 3D/4D, is placed in the foreground to the façade to further invigorate the Forecourt and complete the vista.
Congratulations also to ROBERT OWEN whose work has been chosen via a very competitive selection process, to create a new major work of art for the redevelopment of Hamer Hall at the Arts Centre, Melbourne. “The changes to Hamer Hall are enabling us to create one of the world’s great concert halls and a visually spectacular cultural attraction in its own right so I’m delighted that, through our Maxwell and Merle Carroll Bequest, it will house what promises to be visually impressive and eye-catching works of art," said Judith Isherwood, Chief Executive, the Arts Centre.
PETER DAVERINGTON
PETER DAVERINGTON has recently completed a mural at Hibernian House, Sydney.
TRACY SARROFF
TRACY SARROFF has been selected for the exhibition, Sculpture 2011 Flourish, curated by Ken Wong at The Toyota Community Spirit Gallery, Melbourne, 9 November - 17 March
To be officially opened by Jason Smith, Director and CEO of Heide Museum of Modern Art.
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ADAM HILL
ADAM HILL'S work has been included in the 2012 Magabala Indigenous Diary, which celebrates Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture, land and people.
Copies are retailing for $29.95 and can be ordered through Magabala Books on (08) 9192 1991.
JASON WING / ADAM HILL
JASON WING and ADAM HILL'S latest work will be in an exhibition curated by Djon Mundine OAM titled People We Know - Places We've Been, Goulburn Art Class 2-0-1-1, at the Goulburn Regional Art Gallery, 3 November - 3 December, 2011.
This exhibition highlights a unique collaboration between a select group of well-known Aboriginal artists and Aboriginal inmates who live and work inside Goulburn Correctional Centre.
ROBBIE ROWLANDS
ROBBIE ROWLANDS has been selected to exhibit in the Lorne Sculpture prize, 2011. Lorne Sculpture 2011 is a biennale exhibition launched in 2007 in the coastal town of Lorne, one of Australia’s premiere tourist attractions.
Over 90 artists from Australia and internationally who work within the contemporary sculptural realm will be included. These projects will include a mix of object based, representational, installation, site specific, ephemeral, time based media, sound, light, kinetic, video projections, happenings and performance.
The Lorne Sculpture Award exhibition is on until November 8th
LYNDELL BROWN & CHARLES GREEN / CHERRY HOOD / JUSTINE KHAMARA
LYNDELL BROWN & CHARLES GREEN, CHERRY HOOD and JUSTINE KHAMARA's work will be included in Double Vision, 13 November - 5 February, 2012, at McClelland Sculpture Park + Gallery.
Double Vision explores contemporary art with ideas of portraiture and the body as the focus. Representing through a myriad of mediums what it is to be human, the exhibition charts its ways through encounters of the unexpected, psychological and humorous. This exhibition also looks at the captivating art of Realism and the intriquing exchanges that occur between painting, photography, digital image and sculpture.'
Opening Sunday 13 November, 3pm.
To be opened by Kelly Gellatly, Curator of Contemporary Art, National Gallery of Victoria
ROSE FARRELL GEORGE PARKIN
ROSE FARRELL/GEORGE PARKIN will be exhibiting in a group exhibition at the Australian Centre for Photography, opening Friday 26th November and continuing until Thursday 23 December. Sumptuary presents 'the work of five leading Australian photomedia artists who will explore the fabrics, costumes, jewellery and tableware of conspicuous consumption and absolute power'.
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