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Lisa McCleary discusses her upcoming solos show at Gallery MC, eroticism, surfaces, sci-fi and insane amounts of hard work…
“Using a science fiction lens, I explore possible futuristic landscapes and creatures inhabiting contaminated coastal ecosystems.New forms of hybrid flora and fauna emerge; mutated corals that are half scleractinian, half plastic, dystopian creatures that remind us of our indifference now and for hundreds of years into the future…”
Gab Bates, ‘Developer Catcher’ (based on a traditional Voodoo ‘Devil Catcher’), W65cmxD65cmxH80cm, foraged & anointed sticks, bones, beads, coins, Inner West soil, cocain and the spittle of an angry young female artist at a council meeting. Gab Bates, ‘House Protection
An art school lecturer once remarked to me that the problem with sculpture is that it takes up a lot of room.
Li Hongbo is a master of the medium of paper sculpture.
Michelle Nikou’s works sit somewhere between the surreal and the ‘readymade’.
We like our contemporary art to be big…
Luise Guest investigates the great sculptural metaphor…
“Each piece created is completely temporal, subject to the weathering effects of rain and wind and are a joy to create because they are not constrained by the boundaries of an enclosed gallery space.”
Sharne Wolff takes a trip out west to take a look at some very lonely figures…