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Tony Curran, Cupcake, Oblique, 2008. Tony Curran, Man Flying Through Air, Oblique, 2008.“ My latest body of work has been drawings which articulate perceptual systems in the mind and how these systems are relevant within Contemporary Art. Using drawings as
Excerpts from the films of James Whitney, early pioneer of computer animation… James Whitney, Yantra, 1957. “Between 1950 and 1955, Witney laboured to construct a truly astounding masterpiece, Yantra. The film was produced entirely by hand. By punching grid patterns
Belinda Smith, Fanning The Flames, 2008. Fabriano paper, 3m x 1.5m. “Hi – I have sent you an image from my Fantales series, Art for a Black and White World, three dimensional paper cut outs of concertinaed black paper, that
From Bonny Dot Cassidy… The 2008 Biennale of Sydney Cockatoo Island “branch” has now exceeded its anticipated visitation by 5,000 people, and we should expect that figure to continue climbing through August. Sidling over the waves toward the Island, my
THE ART LIFEat The Melbourne Art Fair 2008 The Art Life will be represented at The Melbourne Art Fair from July 30 to August 2nd.at stand FU22 [just opposite Uplands Gallery stand].* QUALITY WORK AVAILABLEWALK THRU – NO ONE ASKED
Performing for the Camera, curated by Kelly Doley and Diana Smith, is currently showing at Firstdraft until August 2nd. An impressive collection of pieces by artists working at the intersection of video and performance, we asked Diana Smith about the
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The Art Life at The Biennale of Sydney screens tonight at 10pm on ABC1. There’s a trailer on the ABC’s TV website right now. Click through to preview number 6. If you’d like to record your impressions of the show
It’s not so surprising that the exhibition’s single image of the artist, casually hung at the exit, captures his incarnation as DADA RADIO DIX