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Don’t Piss On Me And Tell Me It’s Raining Organized by Bad at Sports April 7 – May 22, 2010 Opening reception: April 7, 6-8pm Click here to learn about upcoming events in conjunction with the exhibition For the last
Emerging artists “dial a performance artist”, create works of science, build ritualistic headwear and kinetic sound sculptures in four new exhibitions opening at Firstdraft in April. Exhibition opens: Wednesday 14 April 2010, 6-8pm Exhibition continues: to 2 May 2010 Artist
Liverpool Street Gallery is pleased to announce Denise Green’s forthcoming solo exhibition, Beyond Richter, which will be on view from 10 April – 6 May 2010. The exhibition will open on Thursday 15 April, 6-8pm by Professor the Honourable Robert
From Julie Kearney… In Brisbane’s new GOMA – which currently hosts the Sixth Asia-Pacific Triennial – a room has been set aside for a bubble-encrusted stuffed elk whose fur can be seen expanding and multiplying behind the distorting glass baubles.
Amy Marjoram writes to The Art Life about an exciting new online project. Starting life as the exhibition Mod Off held in Melbourne last month the project has now migrated to a blog and hopes to collect the work of
Brad Miller augment_me EXHIBITION: 20 November — 20 December 2009 Opening 6pm Thursday 19 November Artspace 43–51 Cowper Wharf Road Woolloomooloo NSW 2011 Sydney Australia Brad Miller initially developed augment_me during a research residency at Artspace in 2004. As part
Focus on Hopper’s America Thurs 3 – 13 December, 2009 The Australian Centre for the Moving Image (ACMI) present Focus on Hopper’s America, a film season examining a period of rapid social and political change in the United States and
Please join us at the Verge Gallery for the opening of the exhibition: Darwin’s bastards Examining the legacy of Charles Darwin on the 150th anniversary of the publication of his famed work, On the Origin of Species Opening 6-8pm, Thursday
Lucas Ihlein writes: Just thought to let you and your dear readers know that we’ve been doing a re-enactment of allan kaprow’s wonderful “push and pull – a furniture comedy for hans hoffman” (1963) down at locksmith project space. it’s