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This isn’t just the art world that we want, it’s the art world we deserve.
Grace Crowley, Abstract Painting, 1950. Australia.
An exhibition that charts the scale of humanity: the physical, spiritual and emotional variety of our species, to demonstrate that there is no-one like you.
Somehow the single natural resource that should be free to all becomes a life style accoutrement that is killing the planet.
David Lynch on creativity and art making: http://www.artforum.com/words/id=24199 # Will Banksy get a nod for the Turner Prize this year? http://tinyurl.com/33ejo8p # Call for a boycott of Sculpture by the Sea: http://tinyurl.com/2ch992d – but not on artistic grounds # Big
It’s only been a couple of weeks since the Biennale of Sydney opened but already it feels as exciting as last week’s milk. Which is to say, not very exciting at all, not very interesting and possibly a bit stinky.
Geoffery Newton, Cullen V Watkins. Coloured pencil on paper, 2005. Courtesy of the artist and neon parc, melbourne. WHAT: picture this: selected works from ANU School of Art’s 2000-6 painting alumni show WHEN: NOW Closes Sat 8 July 2006 WHERE:
Last week, out of the blue, just like that, you wouldn’t credit it, can you adam and eve it, TEAM Art Life received a generous donation from a mysterious Canberra-based benefactor. Thank you sir/madam! The donation will go towards funding
To celebrate Australia’s progression into Round 2 of the World Cup, we’re pleased to announce The Art Life Fantasy World Cup Competition! We’re offering a lucky reader a special, never-to-be-repeated PRIZE PACK that includes DVDs, magazines and an attractive tote
Michelle Outram, Not the sound bite, 2006.Courtesy the artist and Terminus Projects.Photography: Jamie North Should artists be seen and not heard? Or should they be put in a glass booth for our inspection? This latter option is now possible thanks