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One of the largest private archives documenting the mid-20th-century furniture designers Charles and Ray Eames has been withdrawn from an auction scheduled for Thursday because of a lawsuit contesting ownership. The paperwork, which fills more than 100 binders, was to
“ANNIE LEIBOVITZ faces new accusations of baulking at bills, less than a month after the photographer struck a deal intended to resolve financial problems that had risked her rights to some of pop culture’s most famous images. “The investment group
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
“WITH war graves to one side and Anglican tombstones to the other, an exhibition of contemporary sculpture at Rookwood Cemetery is raising eyebrows. “Scattered over the cemetery’s Remembrance Lawn, the works in Hidden: A Rookwood Sculpture Walk include a skull
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
Matt Logue is a Los Angeles based artist, photographer and animator. After working for the Tippett Studio – and spending three years in New Zealand on the Lord of The Rings trilogy – he returned to the US to pursue
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.
At 84 years old, Milton Moon has written a memoir…
From Carrie Miller I know what you’re wondering. What’s that smell? Well, it’s the decomposing corpse of video art in the stockrooms of prestigious contemporary art galleries around the world. Twenty years ago none of us could have predicted the