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Third/fourth ((y2/3/4k) Melbourne artist facilitated Biennial)
Margaret Lawrence Gallery, Melbourne Opening: 30 May. Exhibition: 31 May to 22 June Virginia Overell, George Egerton Warburton, Nick Selenitsch, Kate Smith, Dan Arps, Jon Campbell, Olivia Barrett, Nick Mangan, Endless Lonely Planet, Ben Tankard, Kate Meakin, Alex Vivian, Justin K Fuller, Fiona Connor (and Michala Paludan), Matthew Hopkins, ffiXXed, Kain Picken, Greatest Hits, Taree McKenzie, Hao Guo, Sean Peoples, Tahi Moore, Ardi Gunawan, Helen Johnson, Rob McKenzie, Sydney (Esther Edquist), Legendary Hearts (Kieran Hegarty and Andrew Cowie), Masato Takasaka, y3k, Matthew Benjamin, DoubleFly, Trevelyan Clay, Alicia Frankovich, Patrick Lundberg, Joshua Petherick, James Deutsher, Lisa Radford, Kate Newby, S.T Lore, Adelle Mills, Gian Manik, Lou Hubbard, Elizabeth Newman, Sean Bailey, Matt Hinkley, Renee Jaeger, Marco Fusinato, Kenneth Bienalle (curated by Kenny Pittock; Chris Clarke, Christo Crocker, Chris L G Hill, Christine Pittock, Christopha Scuiuto) , Nicki Wynnychuk, Christopher L G Hill, and more |
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West Space 20th Anniversary Annual Fundraiser
West Space, Melbourne
12-15 June 2013
Founded as a small artist-run space in Footscray in 1993, West Space has developed and established a unique identity amongst Australian arts organisations. This reputation has been forged through a sustained belief in the importance of artist-run initiatives to practitioners, audiences and the art industry. In 2013, West Space celebrates it’s 20th Anniversary as one of the leading artist-led contemporary art spaces in Australia committed to supporting artists.
West Space, Melbourne
12-15 June 2013
Founded as a small artist-run space in Footscray in 1993, West Space has developed and established a unique identity amongst Australian arts organisations. This reputation has been forged through a sustained belief in the importance of artist-run initiatives to practitioners, audiences and the art industry. In 2013, West Space celebrates it’s 20th Anniversary as one of the leading artist-led contemporary art spaces in Australia committed to supporting artists.
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Group Exhibition: Artwork Documentation
Studio six, Gertrude Contemporary, Melbourne Organised by David Homewood Opening: Friday 10th May, 6 – 8pm Exhibition continues : Saturday 11th May, 11:30am – 4:30pm Elizabeth Newman, Virginia Overell, Christopher L G Hill, Masato Takasaka, Dan Bell, Jackson Slattery, Clementine Edwards, Simon Zoric, Oliver van der Lugt, Holly Childs, Hanna Tai, Elena Betros, Margaret Goninon, Sanne Mestrom, Sanja Pahoki, Chloe Stevens, Trevelyan Clay, Ry Haskings, Nathan Gray, Eliza Dyball, Adelle Mills, Giles Fielke, Joshua Petherick, Ash Kilmartin, Matthew Linde, Christo Crocker, Elena Betros, Luke Sands, Lyndell Brown, Charles Green, Patrick Pound, Matt Hinkley, Kieren Seymour, Kate Meakin, Hugh Westland, Lydia Wegner, James Barnett, Eric Demetriou, Joshua Petherick, Brennan Oliver, Greatest Hits, Jaya Fausch, Alex Vivian, Harriet Morgan, Kate Smith, Luke Holland, Antuong Nguyen, James Barnett, Sean Bailey, Rare Candy, Nick Selenitsch, Chris Sciuto, Andrew Truong, Annie Wu, Liang Luscombe |
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FX
Centre for Contemporary Photography, Melbourne Opens: 28th March 6-8pm / Runs: 03.04.2013 - 19.05.2013 STEVE CARR, GREATEST HITS, LOU HUBBARD, TAREE MACKENZIE AND JUSTENE WILLIAMS CURATED BY LIANG LUSCOMBE AND PATRICE SHARKEY FX explores the camera's ability to manipulate viewers' perceptions and expectations, with a focus on artists who use lo-fi technology and simple visual effects within their video practices as a means to deceive and enthral. Each work in the exhibition stretches the viewer's understanding of video as a medium to record the visual world and seeks to acknowledge the ways that filmic techniques have been employed and adapted by artists in their visual practices.
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The Projects Flash Night
Kings ARI, Melbourne Monday the 4th March 6-8pm Deb Bain-King Nicole Breedon Kiera Brew Kurec Greatest Hits Nick Hertzog Alana Kingston Adelle Mills Sean Peoples Hannah Raisin |
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BYOB 2013 (Bring Your Own Beamer)
RMIT Design Hub, Melbourne
28/02/2013
6-8pm
Project Space 1 & 2 RMIT Design Hub as part of Public Offer, curated by Timothy Moore and Kate Rhodes.
BYOB 2013 is organised by Ry David Bradley & Antuong Nguyen.
Adam Wood, Adelle Mills, Amiel Courtin-Wilson & Peter Ivor Wilson, Andrew Barrie, Antuong Nguyen & Pageant, Brad Haylock, Charlie Sofo, Chase Middleton, Christopher LG Hill, Dolci & Kabana, Greatest Hits, Hamishi Jama Farah, Joe Hamilton, Johann Rashid, Many Many, Marcus Latcham, Matt Leaf, Matthew Linde, Michael Ozone, Misha Hollenbach, Nik Dimopoulos, Rowan McNaught, Ry David, Bradley, SIBLING, Simon Pericich, Spencer Lai, Tara Cook, Virginia Overell, Warran Wright.
BYOB is a worldwide exhibition platform initiated by Dutch artist Rafael Rozendaal. The project has been staged in various locations including the 54th Venice Biennale, 319 Scholes Gallery, New York and Palais De Tokyo, Paris.
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International Waters: Sleep Hygiene
Box Copy, Brisbane
01/12/2012 - 22/12/2012
BOXCOPYLevel 1, 129 Margaret Street Brisbane, Qld, 4000 | GPO Box 3197 Brisbane, Qld, 4001
info@boxcopy.org
Box Copy, Brisbane
01/12/2012 - 22/12/2012
BOXCOPYLevel 1, 129 Margaret Street Brisbane, Qld, 4000 | GPO Box 3197 Brisbane, Qld, 4001
info@boxcopy.org
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Fury Road
Appendix Project Space, Portland Oregon
09/11/2012
Brooke Babington, Jon Campbell, Holly Childs, Greatest Hits, Matthew Greaves, Christopher LG Hill, Lou Hubbard, Oliver van der Lugt, Lisa Radford
curated by Nic Tammens and Matthew Greaves.
Taking its name from the as of yet unfinished film by George Miller — the fourth installment in the Mad Max series — Fury Road represents a cynical belief in the cult potential of any fragmentary representation of the outback. The exhibition explores cultural transference and folds in local narrative through works across sculptural installation and literature.
Appendix Project Space, Portland Oregon
09/11/2012
Brooke Babington, Jon Campbell, Holly Childs, Greatest Hits, Matthew Greaves, Christopher LG Hill, Lou Hubbard, Oliver van der Lugt, Lisa Radford
curated by Nic Tammens and Matthew Greaves.
Taking its name from the as of yet unfinished film by George Miller — the fourth installment in the Mad Max series — Fury Road represents a cynical belief in the cult potential of any fragmentary representation of the outback. The exhibition explores cultural transference and folds in local narrative through works across sculptural installation and literature.
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Menage a trois
XYZ Collective, Tokyo
Menage a Trois 三角関係
期間：10/6（土）～10/21（日）13：00〜19：00
休廊日：月曜日、火曜日
オープニングレセプション：10/6（土）18：00〜20：00
会場：XYZ collective 東京都世田谷区弦巻 2－30－20 1F
http://xyzcollective.org/
[参加予定アーティスト]
TCB art. inc http://tcbartinc.org.au/
Greatest Hits / Liang Luscombe / Noriko Nakamura
Enjoy Public Art Gallery http://www.enjoy.org.nz/
Andrew Beck / Bronwyn Holloway-Smith/Molly Samsell / Kate Woods
企画：XYZ collective , TCB art. Inc , Enjoy Public Art Gallery
協賛：ARTS VICTORIA / Asia:NZ Foundation / Creative New Zealand / Wellington City Council
XYZ Collective, Tokyo
Menage a Trois 三角関係
期間：10/6（土）～10/21（日）13：00〜19：00
休廊日：月曜日、火曜日
オープニングレセプション：10/6（土）18：00〜20：00
会場：XYZ collective 東京都世田谷区弦巻 2－30－20 1F
http://xyzcollective.org/
[参加予定アーティスト]
TCB art. inc http://tcbartinc.org.au/
Greatest Hits / Liang Luscombe / Noriko Nakamura
Enjoy Public Art Gallery http://www.enjoy.org.nz/
Andrew Beck / Bronwyn Holloway-Smith/Molly Samsell / Kate Woods
企画：XYZ collective , TCB art. Inc , Enjoy Public Art Gallery
協賛：ARTS VICTORIA / Asia:NZ Foundation / Creative New Zealand / Wellington City Council
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TCB art Inc.
level 1/12 Waratah place melbourne vic 3000 Australia email info[a]tcbartinc.org.au |
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The Churchie National Emerging Art Award and Exhibition
Griffith University Art Gallery, Brisbane
12 July - 7 September 2013
Griffith University Art Gallery
Queensland College of Art
226 Grey Street, South Bank, Brisbane
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or either silver lining
TCB art inc, Melbourne
20/06/2012 - 06/07/2012
Greatest Hits | DAMP | Ronnie van Hout | Andrew Liversidge
An exhibition of video works that use play and performance, boredom and repetition to explore boundaries of control, production, value and activity.
These works in the exhibition will be complimented by two screenings of Bruce Nauman’s Bouncing two balls between the floor and ceiling with changing rhythm (1967-68), presented Courtesy Electronic Arts Intermix (EAI), New York.
TCB art inc, Melbourne
20/06/2012 - 06/07/2012
Greatest Hits | DAMP | Ronnie van Hout | Andrew Liversidge
An exhibition of video works that use play and performance, boredom and repetition to explore boundaries of control, production, value and activity.
These works in the exhibition will be complimented by two screenings of Bruce Nauman’s Bouncing two balls between the floor and ceiling with changing rhythm (1967-68), presented Courtesy Electronic Arts Intermix (EAI), New York.
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Untitled
Myers Place, Melbourne
04/05/2012
20 Meyers Place, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
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NEW 11
Australian Centre for Contemporary Art, Melbourne
12 March - 15 May 2011
111 Sturt Street
Southbank
Victoria 3006
Australia
Fiona Abicare, Rebecca Baumann, Tim Coster, Greatest Hits, Shane Haseman, Mark Hilton, Dan Moynihan, Brendan Van Hek, Justene Williams and Annie Wu.
Australian Centre for Contemporary Art, Melbourne
12 March - 15 May 2011
111 Sturt Street
Southbank
Victoria 3006
Australia
Fiona Abicare, Rebecca Baumann, Tim Coster, Greatest Hits, Shane Haseman, Mark Hilton, Dan Moynihan, Brendan Van Hek, Justene Williams and Annie Wu.
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Keith and Elisabeth Murdoch Traveling Fellowship
Margaret Lawrence Gallery, Melbourne
15 July - 23 July 2011
Kay Abude, Ross Coulter, Inez De Vega, Greatest Hits, Katya Grokhovsky, Melanie Irwin, Dane Lovett, William Mackinnon, Kristin McIver, Alasdair McLuckie, Adelle Mills, Zofia Nowicka, Valentina Palonen, Ilia Rosli, Mia Salsjo, Rohan Schwartz, Lydia Wegner, Simon Zoric.
The Keith and Elisabeth Murdoch Travelling Fellowship is awarded biennially, through the generosity of Dame Elisabeth Murdoch, AC, DBE. The Fellowship has maintained the spirit of the National Gallery Travelling Scholarship, which was first awarded to John Longstaff in 1887. Since that time it was offered every three years until 1968 when it became a biennial event.
Margaret Lawrence Gallery, Melbourne
15 July - 23 July 2011
Kay Abude, Ross Coulter, Inez De Vega, Greatest Hits, Katya Grokhovsky, Melanie Irwin, Dane Lovett, William Mackinnon, Kristin McIver, Alasdair McLuckie, Adelle Mills, Zofia Nowicka, Valentina Palonen, Ilia Rosli, Mia Salsjo, Rohan Schwartz, Lydia Wegner, Simon Zoric.
The Keith and Elisabeth Murdoch Travelling Fellowship is awarded biennially, through the generosity of Dame Elisabeth Murdoch, AC, DBE. The Fellowship has maintained the spirit of the National Gallery Travelling Scholarship, which was first awarded to John Longstaff in 1887. Since that time it was offered every three years until 1968 when it became a biennial event.
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BYOB
Tristian Koening Gallery, Melbourne
16/11/2011
BYOB (Bring Your Own Beamer) is a series of one-night exhibitions where artists are invited to bring their own beamers to create an exhibtion of digital projection, and has taken place in many cities around the world. The Melbourne show was organized by: Antuong Nguyen, Ry David Bradley, Sam Hancocks & Emile Zile. Initiated by Rafaël Rozendaal.
Gavan Blau / Sally Blenheim / Ry David Bradley / Amiel Courtin-Wilson / Greatest Hits / Ian Haig / Joe Hamilton / Sam Hancocks / Sean Healy / Christopher LG Hill / Amelia Hirschauer / Spencer Lai / Matt Leaf / Maximum Rim / Rowan McNaught / Dale Nason / Antuong Nguyen + Pageant / Joshua Petherick / Johann Rashid / Sibling / Soda Jerk / Swanbrero / Nic Tammens / Alex Vivian / Oliver van der Lugt / Yandell Walton / Marcin Wojcik / Warran Wright / Wikileaks / Emile Zile /
Tristian Koening Gallery, Melbourne
16/11/2011
BYOB (Bring Your Own Beamer) is a series of one-night exhibitions where artists are invited to bring their own beamers to create an exhibtion of digital projection, and has taken place in many cities around the world. The Melbourne show was organized by: Antuong Nguyen, Ry David Bradley, Sam Hancocks & Emile Zile. Initiated by Rafaël Rozendaal.
Gavan Blau / Sally Blenheim / Ry David Bradley / Amiel Courtin-Wilson / Greatest Hits / Ian Haig / Joe Hamilton / Sam Hancocks / Sean Healy / Christopher LG Hill / Amelia Hirschauer / Spencer Lai / Matt Leaf / Maximum Rim / Rowan McNaught / Dale Nason / Antuong Nguyen + Pageant / Joshua Petherick / Johann Rashid / Sibling / Soda Jerk / Swanbrero / Nic Tammens / Alex Vivian / Oliver van der Lugt / Yandell Walton / Marcin Wojcik / Warran Wright / Wikileaks / Emile Zile /
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Monochromes (multiples/offset)
The Narrows, Melbourne MARCH 11-13, 2010 A3 / PANTONE 354 DAMIANO BERTOLI HAMISH CARR ANNA EPHRAIM MARCO FUSINATO JULIE FRAGAR GREATEST HITS MATTHEW GRIFFIN NICK MANGAN ROSE NOLAN RENDALL & SPIER NICKI WYNNYCHUK |
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New Basic
The Narrows, Melbourne
July 15 – August 14 2010
141 Flinders Lane, Melbourne
www.thenarrows.org
Director
Warren Taylor
info@the narrows.org
The Narrows, Melbourne
July 15 – August 14 2010
141 Flinders Lane, Melbourne
www.thenarrows.org
Director
Warren Taylor
info@the narrows.org
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Dot, dot, dot
Peloton, Sydney Opening 6pm Thursday 8th April 08.04.2010 to 01.05.2010 Fergus Bins, Mathew Brown, Jon Cambell, Sam George, Sharon Goodwin, Ry Haskings, Kim Henenberg, Greatest Hits, Helen Hughes, Anusha Kenny, Madeline Kidd, Anderw Liversidge, Lisa Radford, Kati Rule, Kenny Pittock, Masato Takasaka, Ace Wagstaff. curated by Lisa Radford and Sam George 19 + 25 Meagher Street Chippendale NSW 2008 Sydney Australia www.peloton.net.au |
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Dot, dot, dot
Lismore Regional Art Gallery, Lismore, NSW
03.12.10 - 29.01.11
Masato Takasaka
Greatest Hits
Sam George
Jon Campbell
Ry Haskings
Andrew liversidge
Kati Rule
Sharon Goodwin
Kenny Pittock
Lisa Radford
Fergus Binns
Kim henenberg
Ace Wagstaff
Madeline Kidd
Lismore Regional Art Gallery, Lismore, NSW
03.12.10 - 29.01.11
Masato Takasaka
Greatest Hits
Sam George
Jon Campbell
Ry Haskings
Andrew liversidge
Kati Rule
Sharon Goodwin
Kenny Pittock
Lisa Radford
Fergus Binns
Kim henenberg
Ace Wagstaff
Madeline Kidd
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Structural Integrity
Next Wave Festival, Meat Market, Melbourne Curated by Ulanda Blair and Jeff Khan Structural Integrity is a keynote project in the 2010 Next Wave Festival. Structural Integrity will bring together six Australian and five Asian Artist Run Initiatives to explore independent and emerging arts culture across the region. As the first ever showcase of emerging arts practice from Asia in the Next Wave Festival, Structural Integrity will highlight the shared, as well as distinctive characteristics of grassroots artistic culture across the region. The exhibition will provide a snapshot view of emerging arts practice in today’s rapidly changing artistic and geo-cultural context. |
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Faux Thrills
Centre of Contemporary Photography, Melbourne
21.05.2010—18.07.2010
Me to Mark Feary:
Okay.
You know the musical Cats?
Okay, imagine that, but in a gallery, only they are REAL cats.
eh?
Mark Feary to me:
When I was in Zurich in 1992, as a young man, or an old boy, I was taken to a performance of Cats. I was taken back stage to meet members of the cast. They spoke to me with British accents, which surprised me. At this point I knew they were not real cats, but actors convincingly disguised as cats.
Centre of Contemporary Photography, Melbourne
21.05.2010—18.07.2010
Me to Mark Feary:
Okay.
You know the musical Cats?
Okay, imagine that, but in a gallery, only they are REAL cats.
eh?
Mark Feary to me:
When I was in Zurich in 1992, as a young man, or an old boy, I was taken to a performance of Cats. I was taken back stage to meet members of the cast. They spoke to me with British accents, which surprised me. At this point I knew they were not real cats, but actors convincingly disguised as cats.
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Canadian Pharmacy
Neon Parc, Melbourne
03 February 2010 - 27 February 2010
Gareth Sansom, Gabrielle de Vietri, Elizabeth Newman, Danielle Freakley, Dan Arps, Andy Holden, Alexander Ouchtomsky, Alex Vivian, The Kingpins, Stuart Bailey, Stephen Bush, Sean Peoples, Sarah Lanarch, Rob McLeish, Mike Brown & Jan Lucas, Jan Lucas, Ian Haig, Hugo Atkins
Neon Parc, Melbourne
03 February 2010 - 27 February 2010
Gareth Sansom, Gabrielle de Vietri, Elizabeth Newman, Danielle Freakley, Dan Arps, Andy Holden, Alexander Ouchtomsky, Alex Vivian, The Kingpins, Stuart Bailey, Stephen Bush, Sean Peoples, Sarah Lanarch, Rob McLeish, Mike Brown & Jan Lucas, Jan Lucas, Ian Haig, Hugo Atkins
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Magic Eye
Platform, Melbourne Degraves Street Subway, Melbourne ENRIQUE TOCHEZ ANDERSON HUGO ATKINS THEA BAUMANN & DARIO VACIRCA RACHEL FEERY & LISA STEWART GREATEST HITS KATE JUST ROSIE KAVANAVOCH LOUISE KLERKS ANDY MAC PIPPA MAKGILL ILIA ROSLI MARK SILIPO |
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The Invisible Generation
Margaret Lawrence Gallery, Melbourne
Devised by Per Huttner & Daniele Balit
September 2009
Margaret Lawrence Gallery in Melbourne
Margaret Lawrence Gallery, Melbourne
Devised by Per Huttner & Daniele Balit
September 2009
Margaret Lawrence Gallery in Melbourne
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Keep it Together TCB Art Inc, Melbourne 16.09.2009 – 03.10.2009 TCB art Inc. level 1/12 Waratah place melbourne tcbartinc.org.au email info[a]tcbartinc.org.au gallery hours wed-sat 12-6pm |
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dot, dot, dot
Hell Gallery, Melbourne
Lisa Radford
Sam George & friends
Kati Rule
Richard Lewer
Greatest Hits
Masato Takasaka
Kenny Pittock
BBQ + DJ Everyone
Opening Friday 26 June 6pm til late
June 27 – July 18, 2009
5a Railway Place, Richmond 3121, Melbourne
Hell Gallery, Melbourne
Lisa Radford
Sam George & friends
Kati Rule
Richard Lewer
Greatest Hits
Masato Takasaka
Kenny Pittock
BBQ + DJ Everyone
Opening Friday 26 June 6pm til late
June 27 – July 18, 2009
5a Railway Place, Richmond 3121, Melbourne
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TACOCAT
West Space, Melbourne
12 JUN 2009 - 4 JUL 2009
WEST SPACE - GALLERY 3
OPENING: THURSDAY 11 JUNE 2009, 6–8PM
ARTIST TALK: THURSDAY 2 JULY 2009, 12.30-1.30PM
West Space, Melbourne
12 JUN 2009 - 4 JUL 2009
WEST SPACE - GALLERY 3
OPENING: THURSDAY 11 JUNE 2009, 6–8PM
ARTIST TALK: THURSDAY 2 JULY 2009, 12.30-1.30PM
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Hatched 09
Perth Institute of Contemporary Art
17 April - 7 June 2009
PICA's annual HATCHED National Graduate Show is the most prestigious and comprehensive survey of new emerging artists in Australia today.
Perth Institute of Contemporary Art
17 April - 7 June 2009
PICA's annual HATCHED National Graduate Show is the most prestigious and comprehensive survey of new emerging artists in Australia today.
