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What a farrago. After our trip to Venice and the wonders of the art there our return to Sydney has been …well, difficult. The Art Life office was nearly blown away in last week’s storms and when we should have
Our first guest blog this week comes not from a fellow blogger but from Ian Houston, an actual reader of The Art Life. Mr. Houston writes from New York on the exhibition “Meet the Artists: Collaborative Works by Jake Paul
This week’s surprise second guest blog comes from a long-time supporter of The Art Life, the Melbourne-based bon viveur known only as Sublime-ation. Her blog, running for since 2005, carries the legend ‘blogging not jogging’ – sage advice since that
Marcus Trimble returns with the latest installment in his magnum opus style guest blog – this week a short tour through art galleries of the world… Now that I have all the plugs for gravestmor out of the way, and
If I had to choose a side, if forced, it would be the College of Arts because they are housed in an old asylum…
Yes, it’s the Swipe…
Kate Rhode’s In My Nature @ Kaliman Gallery Poor creatures trappedIn the mind of the artistOn show for amusement Craig Bender’s Struggle Area @ MOP Silent forest standsWaiting for night time visitsSmell of damp earth Lynne Furgang’s Discreet Violations @
Here we are, once again…
Del Kathryn Barton’sVasili Kaliman and contained familiar together within the Dreaming. Pros: Strikingly different, immaculately painted, spooky witchcraft! Cons: No one ever admits Archi voting is political, but it is… Percentage Chance of Win: 87% Cherry Hood’s Ben Quilty Pros:
Robert Hannaford’s Tubes Pros: A nice change from wearing a t-shirt. Cons: He’s a big sexy bastard. Percentage Chance of Win: 40% Chris O’Doherty aka Reg Mombassa, Self portrait with high pants Pros: Lovely nod to John Brack, not a