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“I want my death back.”
Luise Guest encounters a universe in the dots and lines of two very different, but connected artists…
When you won’t compromise your daily documentation schedule for the sake of a girl or an attack of appendicitis, you know you’re doing something that you better find meaning in.
Two/Three is the second in the trilogy of inaugural exhibitions at Sydney’s latest contemporary art gallery, The Commercial.
There was a time when the Mosman Art Prize looked to be at risk of falling prey to what one commercial gallerist called ‘contemporary art fashion victims’.
The Archibald Prize may be the more prestigious portrait prize, but who cares about that when the Doug Moran offers $150,000 cold hard cash to the winner.
The appearance is not merely decorative but hints at a more sinister world of dreams and subconscious desire.
The Gaming Effect takes the world of the electronic game and applies it to RL.
The exhibition presents a series of exquisitely drawn works on paper and mylar…
This time the starting point for the artists in the show is an engagement with the body – a somewhat creepy idea given the state of it in this exhibition.