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Monthly Archives: February 2010
Sweet mortality
A resurrection in contemporary Australian art of an obsession with the afterlife reveals more than a fascination for morbidity. PRUE GIBSON takes a walk on the dark side. The gentlefolk of the 19th century were obsessed with the afterlife. In … Continue reading
Posted in Art Review
Tagged afterlife, art, contemporary australian art, death, fascination, gentlefolk, ghosts, GIBSON, hypnotism, illusionism, life, life and death, life expectancy, morbidity, neurology, obsession, point of death, PRUE, rapture, resurrection, side, spirit, spirit world, walk
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Euan Macleod – Inside Going Outside
Orange Regional Gallery is showing until February 20 a fabulous exhibition of modernist paintings from the Chroma Paint Collection with others from the Orange collection. Artists include Macleod, Kingwarre, Hickey, Pople, Watkins, Walker, Cuthbert.
Posted in Painting
Tagged Artists, Chroma, collection, Cuthbert, exhibition, February, Gallery, Hickey, Kingwarre, Macleod, modernist paintings, Orange, orange regional gallery, Paint, paint collection, Pople, Regional, Walker, Watkins
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Artists at the Adelaide Film Festival blur cinema and art
Where and what is the border between film and visual art? Is it true that we see art but watch films? Such issues have been under discussion since Andy Warhol first played with film, though these days the words ‘moving … Continue reading
Posted in Art Review
Tagged Adelaide, adelaide film festival, AFF, Alexander Ugay, Andy Warhol, art, artist, Australia, Beautiful, CACSA, curator, Damavand Mountain, Daniel Guzman, duality of light, electronic artist, equipment, Festival, film, fund, Germany, Hala Elkoussy, Halil Altindere, Image, image work, investment, Istanbul, Kortun, Laurence Kardish, Lynette Wallworth, Miles, modern art new york, moving image, moving images, Museum, museum of modern art, museum of modern art new york, New York, Peter McKay, rafael lozano hemmer, Rafael Lozano-, Richard Bell, symposium speakers, ten canoes, The, tool, watch films, work, Yu
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An exhibition with a vast following
KEN SCARLETT travelled to Cottesloe to see how a west coast version of Sculpture by the Sea would fare. He reports on its success. Sculpture by the Sea began in 1997 at Sydney’s Bondi Beach as a one-day wonder, with … Continue reading
Posted in Art Review
Tagged beach, Bondi Beach, coast, Cottesloe, exhibitions, KEN SCARLETT, scarlett, sculpture, sculpture by the sea, sculptures, Sea, spectacular cliff, success, Sydney, twelve years, version, walk, west, west coast version, wonder
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Linton Meagher – The Kiss 31
Artist: Linton Meagher Born in Sydney in 1975 and studied art at the Julian Ashton School and at the University of Sydney, completing a Bachelor of Arts (Fine Arts) in 1996. Collections include the World Health Organisation (Paris), Xenos and … Continue reading
Posted in Mixed Media
Tagged art, artist, Arts, Ashton, ashton school, Bachelor, bachelor of arts, C. Business, exhibition, fibreglass, Fine, glass marbles, Julian, julian ashton, Linton, Meagher, mosaic work, mosaics, oil on canvas, resin, School, Sydney, t amp, traditional oil, University, university of sydney, use, work, world health organisation, Xenos
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