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Precarious is a haunting evocation of the aftermath of the explosion at Chernobyl, 25 years on.
Grove is a site-sensitive installation by Kath Fries, which plays with notions of internal and external spaces by bringing the outside within, challenging perception and inviting contemplation.
Barbara Knezevic is an artist based in Dublin, Ireland working in sculptural installation. Knezevic posits objects as a means of working out, a probe with which to test the viability of ideas.
These works are a part of my upcoming show, the exhibition is called ‘Wasteland’ and the body of work is fundamentally about man and the landscape, a collision of mankind and his environment.
Dream Job by David M Thomas is a poignant and pretty funny confessional ‘stage set’, sometimes slightly awkward, and ultimately an incomplete view of the artist.
It looks like a room within a room, like architecture. It has walls and doorways and a roof. You can walk within and throughout it. But it has no real structural integrity. It is only cardboard, paint and yarn.
I regularly make very small paintings from observation as a way to refresh my visual repertoire.
As young children growing up in small-town New Zealand, my brother, a friend and I used to play in an abandoned building. The different rooms were in varying states of disrepair, often containing objects that appealed to us. We gathered these trinkets and put them into the cleanest room, essentially creating a hideout…
Simon O’Carrigan is a Melbourne based artist who, after studying painting for four years, spent two years working in hand drawn animation. In the second of two exhibitions for 2010, O’Carrigan has turned his hand to dark subject matter
The work ‘Spielberg on Kubrick (Father-figure dvd bonus extra) 2010 seeks to sloppify the proud (pseudo-) potency, present in the business of Hollywood film making.