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2010
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The Melbourne Silver Mine’s annual exhibition of analogue photography “UNSENSORED” is set to return to Collingwood Gallery on Friday August 13, 2010.
UNSENSORED10 is a unique photography exhibition of over 70 works based on one common element: film.
Presented by Melbourne Silver Mine, a growing organisation of passionate film photographers, the exhibition showcases a range of themes including street photography, portraiture, urban and rural landscapes and still life.
UNSENSORED10
Collingwood Gallery
292 Smith Street Collingwood
Opening Night:
Friday 13th August 2010 from 6pm
Exhibition dates:
Saturday 14th August – Wednesday 25th August 2010
Gallery open
10am – 5pm Saturday & Sunday
Midday – 6:30pm Monday – Friday
More information at: http://unsensored.net/.
Info: 0409 409 045.
The 75 Tram on Flinders Street, by Roberts Birze.
This year’s shows features the work of:
Rhys Allen, Olga Bennett, Roberts Birze, Sandy Birze, Jock Blakley, Natalie Blom, Richard Buckley, Zaeem Burq, Matthew Carr, Dave Carswell, Lucian Chaffey, Andrew Cosgriff, Sophie Curzon-Siggers, Barbara Fischer, Stacy Gillett, Tim Heraud, Ross Holmberg, Tim Johnson, Matthew Joseph, Mike Le Fevre, Jaye Loring, Suzi Macbeth, Iain Maclachlan, James Mcmanus, Piers Morgan, Jodie Noonan, Vinnie Piatek, Amy Piesse, Ambre Pitt, Richard Plumridge, Mike Reed, Kevin Reeve, Karen Riley, Ahmad Sabra, Jesper Sidhu, Deanne Smith, Cameron Stephen, Paul X. Stoney, Reynandi Susanto, Jesse Swallow, Liam Thomas, Jacqueline van Zetten, Michael Verhoef, Marcus Visic, Christian Were, Dee Whalan, Katherine White, Liam White, Damian Young and Chris Zissiadis
Waiting, by Dave Carswell.
30/7 - 12/8 The Noosa Collection 2010', Hugh Evans Works on paper and canvas, daily 11-5, Info 0417 800 554 or hugh@hughgallery.com
16/7 - 29/7
Recent Photography,
Maria Stratford
Hours: Wed - Sun 11.30am - 6.00pm,
Opening: Saturday, 17 July at 5.00pm
Contact mobile: 0400 700 969
2/7-15 /7
'From the jungle to the desert and everything in between.'
Artists : Elmedin Zunic, Trudy Moore, Louis Kanzo, Paul Keller, Fenando Garcia Vasquez, Nick Hall, Rushdi Anwar.
Opening Night : 3rd Saturday 5:00 - 7:00
www.rushdi.com.au contact 0458257430 Hours:
Daily 12:00-6:00pm
18/6 -1/7
Sexhibitionist
Mixed Media, 10 Artists Opening Event:
Opening Friday 18th 7pm
Daily 12-6 pm
Contact: Andrew Kwa (0401 941 647)
5-17 Jun SERENDIPITY
nature in a new light works by
GordieM and Jackie Edwards
web.me.com/artwithoutfart/GordieM www.jackieedwards.webs.com
opening friday 4 Jun 6-8
8/5- 3/6 RECENT WORKS
by HUGH EVANS,
11.00am TO 5.00pm Wed-Sun (or by appointment)
Enquiries: Hugh Evans 0417 800 554 or hugh@hughgallery.com
23/4 - 6/5/10
Human Rights Arts and Film Festival exhibition:
Compassion and Commitment Starting from Home.
(Opening Fri 23 April 7.30 pm)
Presenting 18 artists whose practice engages with human rights issues affecting people in the Melbourne community.
Daily 9 am - 5 pm, Info 0404 018 913
10 - 22/4/10
RECENT WORKS by HUGH EVANS
daily 11.00am TO 5.00pm
Opening on Tuesday April 13 6.00pm-8.00pm
Enquiries: Hugh Evans 0417 800 554 or hugh@hughgallery.com
26/3 to 8/4/10
Colours Three
The exhibition will showcase the work of Anna Russell-Ward, Arancha Joulian and Jane Fleming that will include, sculpture, painting and glass.
Opening Sat. 27th 6:30 pm Daily :10-6pm
Mon-Sun
Info:0410171719
12/3 - 25/3
"6"
a group exhibition of 6 artists
Cathyann Coady, Nikai Van Garderen, Johnathan Hartley, Tony Gannon, Neil McGregor and, Aman Siddique.Opening Fri: 12th 6 8pm.,
Hours: Wed Fri: 12 midday 4pm, Sat 11 5pm.
26/2 11/3 DESERT RESONANCE Featuring : Emily Pwerle, Molly Pwerle, Kathleen Ngale, Polly Ngale, Barbara Weir, Terese Pula. A beautiful collection of work from the Central and Western deserts by senior as well as new and emerging artists. Opening Sunday 28thFeb, 3.30pm.
Info 0418 353 945
Daily 11-4.30.
www.outback-aboriginal-art.com
12/2 - 25/2 "En ville"- "In the City", photographs by : Jim Kezman & Ravnish S Gandhi Same show exhibiting in Paris, France in March, dates to be announced. Opening Sat 13th 11am. Sunday to Wednesday 11-5pm.
Info 0434 500 300
29/1/ 10 - 11/2/10 HANNAH FOX Recent Abstracts Opening Friday January 29 2010, 6 8 pm Open 29 Jan 10 Feb, Wed - Sun 12 4pm Info 0407 562 974
8 - 21/1/10
Dora Levakis "Musings On Five" -
recent paintings,paintings and film interviews of women, mid-decade and other musings on the number five. Lance Lawrence "Real Timber Territory" - sourced, milled and crafted Northern Territory timbers for function and ceremony open Friday, Jan 8 at 6.00pm. Mobile 0409 175 405
| “MUSINGS ON FIVE” - Dora Levakis An exhibition focussing on the number five; being half-way to, or from, somewhere. There are five components to this show: 1. Portraits on canvas of women, aged mid-decade, unadorned, painted with the aim that their faces evoke who they are. 2. Portrait of a woman, mid-century. 3. Icons paintings of each woman, this time representing them as they wish to be publicly identified. 4. Interview footage of each woman painted - ‘Do they feel closer to from where they’ve come or to where they think they are going? … What does the number 5 mean or evoke for them? … What do they know an icon to be? … What does it mean to be mid somewhere? … Any memories of when aged 5? 5. Real-time paintings executed from life to coincide with each of the ages represented. One is painted within 5 minutes, another within 15 minutes, and so on. The view to showcase relative significance of time. When one steps from the grip of unpleasant situation: pain, oppressive marriage or job … a backwards glance at this life-time of sorts can now be regarded as a mere blink: a minute of pain can seem to last endlessly, a treasured event can slip by too quickly. Does a 15 year old feel their living to date is as short as someone of 75 might regard it? … “REAL TIMBER TERRITORY” - Lance Lawrence Including bowls carved from burls from a range of timbers such as bloodwood, salmon gum and camphor laurel. Hook spears (traditionally used by the ‘Mullumwar’, the tribal executioner), Boomerangs (male), this shape used in traditional ceremony throughout SE Arnhem Land, Number 7 Boomerang (female), powerful role in ceremony, Mugwala - traditional fishing net, coffee tables, music sticks, ‘Credit Managers’- term coined by Lance for male boomerangs fitted into the slab from which they were cut. Businesses around the Territory have purchased these with own logos etc. carved into the slab. |