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by Debbie Symons

2112 Imagining the Future – Public Programs

November 21, 2011 in Art, Calendar, Conference, Forum, Lecture, Melbourne+VIC, Screening

November 30, 2010 to December 6, 2010

Stephen Haley One Second (Plastic Water Bottles 5982) 2010
Lightjet photograph 2/5, 120 x 120cm

Wednesday 30 November 5.45 - 8.30pm Kaleide Theatre RMIT Zones of the Future: Dystopia or Utopia? Screening of the Russian science fiction masterpiece Stalker (1979), directed by Andrei Tarkovsky. Includes refreshments and panel discussion featuring curator Linda Williams with guests including Philip Brophy and Kenji Yanobe.

Friday 2 December 12 - 1pm RMIT Gallery - From Organic to Atomic. Curator Linda Williams in conversation with Lyndal Osborne and Kenji Yanobe

Tuesday 6 December 12-1pm RMIT Gallery - Painting the Future. Discussion with Sam Leach and Tony Lloyd

Bookings for all events essential Tel 9925 1717

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by Glenn Todd

art + soul exhibition

January 15, 2011 in Calendar, Exhibition, Indigenous, Sydney+NSW

August 28, 2010 to June 30, 2011

art + soul explores the diversity of Indigenous culture through three themes: ‘home and away’, ‘dreams and nightmares’ and ‘bitter and sweet’. Drawing on key works from the Art Gallery of NSW collection, it reveals the myriad contemporary artistic expressions that evidence the enduring heritage of Indigenous Australia, in all its diversity and complexity.

This exhibition highlights the artists and art featured in the groundbreaking three-part documentary series art + soul televised on ABC late last year.

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by Glenn Todd

Elizabeth Kelly: Tangerine Gold – closes 16/01/11

January 8, 2011 in Calendar, Canberra+ACT, Exhibition, Interior Design, Product design, Sculpture, Sydney+NSW

October 22, 2010 to January 16, 2011


Elizabeth Kelly, a Canberra-based glass artist, presents a range of recent work that combines exquisite skill and beauty with a deep concern for environmental sustainability.
When: Exhibiton closes 16th January
Where: Wagga Wagga Art Gallery, National Art Glass Gallery
Cost: Free

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by Glenn Todd

Exhibition Launch – Remnant/Emergency Artlab

December 1, 2010 in Art, Calendar, Exhibition, Forum, Sydney+NSW

December 1, 2010 to December 10, 2010

The Sydney ‘Lab’ is a participatory project that highlights a tragic clash between two urban dwelling species – the vulnerable Grey Headed Flying Foxes who inhabit the Sydney Botanical Gardens – and humans. Both species ultimately depend on each other for extensive ecological functions and secure habitat. Despite this co-dependence – early next year the bats, which roost in the Botanical Gardens, will be forcibly removed.

What can we learn from this clash of two worlds? What might a heightened understanding of our unrecognised dependency teach us about the future of interspecies relationships? How can we better ‘think-in’ urban habitats for Australian wildlife? This Remnant/Emergency Artlab project set out to address these central questions.

Outcomes from the project will be exhibited as part of the X exhibition. 1st-10th Dec. UTS Gallery – Lvl 4 courtyard, 702 Harris St, Ultimo.

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by Glenn Todd

Midfur: Heroes & Villains

November 22, 2010 in Art, Calendar, Cartoon, Conference, Melbourne+VIC, Multiple Disciplinary

December 2, 2010 to December 5, 2010

Midfur is Australia’s premiere furry and anthropomorphic arts convention. International guests include Stan Sakai and Big Blue Fox. Funds raised will go to The Lost Dogs Home in Melbourne. It will be held at Rydges, on Swanston St.

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by Glenn Todd

Space invaders: Australian street art exhibition (NGA) – closes 27/02/11

November 19, 2010 in Art, Calendar, Canberra+ACT, Culture Jam, Exhibition, Graphic design, Illustration, Street Art

October 30, 2010 to February 27, 2011

Space invaders surveys the past 10 years of Australian street art. Featuring 150 works by over 40 Australian artists, this exhibition celebrates the energy of street-based creativity and recognises street stencils, posters, paste-ups, zines and stickers as comprising a recent chapter in the development of Australian prints and drawings.

A major strength of Australian street art is its ability to mix pop-culture imagery with political messages. From hard-hitting protest to political satire, clever combinations of sarcasm, mockery and parody, the means to mix art, politics and the street press is now in the hands of a new generation of Australian artists.

National Gallery of Australia: Parkes Place, Canberra
30 Oct 2010 – 27 Feb 2011

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