The work of IMANTS TILLERS Counting: One, Two, Three (1988) and JANET LAURENCE's The Memory of Nature (2010- 12) is currently featured in the Australian Galleries, which has been revitalised and expanded at the Art Gallery of New South Wales.
PAT BRASSINGTON / JULIE RRAP
PAT BRASSINGTON and JULIE RRAP works have been included in MONA's Theatre of the World, curated by Jean-Hubert Martin.
Julie Rrap's work Horse's Tail (1999) and Pat Brassington's The Frog (1997) are included in the exhibition that 'engages, and rejects, the widely held notion that ancient and contemporary works of art are inherently different, and that we must burden the past with the weight of history.'
MONA, Hobart
OPENING JUNE 23 2012- APRIL 8 2013
PETER DAVERINGTON
PETER DAVERINGTON will be exhibiting in The Santa Fe International New Media Festival/ June 22 - July 8, 2012. Currents 2012, the Third Annual Santa Fe international New Media Festival will be held in Santa Fe, New Mexicco, USA. The festival explores the role of technology and the diverse applications of New Media in the arts.
For more information, click here.
JACKY REDGATE
JACKY REDGATE's works will be on display at the Art Gallery of New South Wales from 2 June to the 9 September in a major exhibition titled the logic of vision. Taken from the Gallery’s collection the exhibition surveys the artist’s creative trajectory from the 1980s until now.
The exhibition is curated by Judy Annear.
JANET LAURENCE
JANET LAURENCE is exhibiting at the University of Queensland Art Museum from 12 May - 22 July, titled Animal/Human, curated by Michele Helmrich.
Artists today are depicting animals in their work with remarkable frequency. The exhibition Animal/Human presents a selection of works by contemporary Australian artists that explore our complex, contradictory and sometimes contentious relationship with other species. Their work variously touches on the psychological, ethical, philosophical, scientific and cultural parameters of the relationship.
LACHLAN PETRAS
LACHLAN PETRAS will be exhibiting at Linden Centre for Contemporary Arts from 30 June to 29 July.
Lachlan Petras is the 2012 recepient of the Linden Award offering a graduating Honours Student in the Department of Art & Design at Monash University an exhibition as part of the Innovators Program.
TRACY SARROFF
TRACY SARROFF has been selected as a finalist in the distinguished Paul Guest Prize 2012 at the Bendigo Art Gallery from 14 July - 26 August. The Paul Guest Prize is a non-acquisitive cash prize of $12,000 which is held every two years, highlighting contemporary drawing practice in Australia.
The winner will be announced at the official opening on 13 July.
ROBBIE ROWLANDS
After the devastating floods of January 2011, Charlton’s newly renovated historic courthouse will hold an exhibition, The Trial by ROBBIE ROWLANDS.
6th - 10th June.
Artist Talk 11am Saturday 9th June.
Charlton Courthouse
Opening Hours: 10am – 5pm
8 Camp Street
Charlton Victoria 3525
Contact: Carolyn Olive 0418 361 971
Limited disabled access
More Information: charltoncourthouse@live.com
EUGENIA RASKOPOULOS
EUGENIA RASKOPOULOS has also been curated into Image Anxiety, curated by Huang Du and forms part of the Official Section of PHotoEspaña that, under the artistic direction of Gerardo Mosquera, will explore the curatorial theme From Here. Context and Internationalization.
This exhibition will be produced by the Fundación Telefónica and hosted at the Comunidad de Madrid / Sala Alcalá 31 from June 3 to July 22, 2012, in the context of PHotoEspaña, Madrid´s International Photography and Visual Arts Festival.
PHAPTAWAN SUWANNAKUDT
PHAPTAWAN SUWANNAKUDT will be presenting her work, Three Worlds 1 to the Prime Minister of Thailand, Yingluck Shinawatra on the 28th May to commemorate the 60th Anniversary of the bilateral relationship between Australia and Thailand.
TRACY SARROFF
TRACY SARROFF has been selected to exhibit a sculptural piece as part of the Melbourne Sculpture Prize 2012. The Melbourne Sculpture Prize is a $20,000 Non Acquisitive Award and will form the highlight exhibition of Art Melbourne Art Fair at the heritage listed Royal Exhibition Hall in Carlton Gardens between May 24 – 27.
The winner of the $20,000 Prize will be announced at Art Melbourne on the VIP Opening Night Thursday May 24th 2012.
From this location, the Melbourne Sculpture Prize will continue its exhibition at the 530 Collins Street building from May 28 until July 6.
JASON WING
JASON WING has been invited as an Emerging Artist to participate in the Redlands Westpac Art Prize.
The Redlands Westpac art prize provides a unique opportunity to view an artist-selected exhibition of established and emerging contemporary artists from Australia and New Zealand. The structure for the selection of artists for the exhibition, of the chosen established artists individually selecting an emerging artist, contributes to the development, training and mentoring of the next generation.
The exhibition is on at the National Art School, Darlinghurst, 3 May - 2 August, 2012.
JASON WING
JASON WING's work is at the Kluge-Ruhe Collection, which opens a new exhibition on May 18 of contemporary Aboriginal art titled People of Substance. This exhibition includes a variety of site-specific installations by the Jason, including Blacktown Dreaming, a bed composed of hypodermic syringes.
Jason’s visit May 13 – 19 includes the installation of People of Substance, the presentation of an Artist Talk on May 17 at 7:00 pm, and an Opening Reception on May 18 from 5:30 – 7:30 pm.
The Kluge-Ruhe Aboriginal Art Collection of the University of Virginia is the only museum in the United States dedicated to the exhibition and study of Australian Aboriginal art.
After leaving Charlottesville, Wing will participate in a seminar presented at New York University by the International Network for Diasporic Asian Art Research (INDAAR) on the future of Asian art.
ADAM HILL
ADAM HILL's work is featured in the May Issue of Art Monthly in an article, Aboriginality, Masculinity and Vanity, by Eve Sullivan.
MARIA FERNANDA CARDOSO
MARIA FERNANDA CARDOSO'S work will be included in a curated exhibition entitled, Conference of the Birds on view at Mana Contemporary located at 888 Newark Avenue in Jersey City, NJ (Manafinearts.com), opening on May 6th. The exhibition, which features artworks by thirty artists from around the world, explores our collective relationship to birdlife and the ramifications on their habitat and ours.
For more information on the exhibition, click here.
If you missed MARIA FERNANDA CARDOSO on the ABC talking about her wonderful sculptures of copulatory organs of many small creatures, please click here.
JULIE RRAP, ROSE FARRELL/GEORGE PARKIN
JULIE RRAP and ROSE FARRELL/GEORGE PARKIN's work will be included in a new exhibition at Glen Eira City Council Gallery titled Encounters.
Opening Wednesday 30 May, 6.30pm.
Floor talk by Curator Diane Soumilas, Wednesday 20 June at 3pm
31 May - 24 June
ROBBIE ROWLANDS
ROBBIE ROWLANDS has created an extraordinary site responsive sculpture The Utilitarian as part of the City of Greater Dandenong's place making program.
The Utilitarian alters a teal green street lamp decommissioned from service in Lonsdale Street in 2010.
Commissioned in 2011, the work rests in a compact park between the press of buildings that connects Lonsdale Street and Palm Plaza in Dandenong, Victoria.
JAMES MCALLISTER (GUEST ARTIST)
JAMES MCALLISTER'S work will be included in UNEXPECTED PLEASURES: the art and design of contemporary jewellery at the National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne from 21 April until 26 August, 2012. Bringing together important works from around the world, this exhibition will begin with the radical experiments of the contemporary jewellery movement, challenging the conventional understanding of personal adornment.
For more information, please click here.
PETER DAVERINGTON
PETER DAVERINGTON is included in a group show called Under The Influence, in the LOFT, Brooklyn, New York.
The exhibition opens May 16th, 6-9pm and continues until May 20th.
For more information, please click here.
LACHLAN PETRAS
LACHLAN PETRAS was awarded the Dr Harold Schenberg Art Prize at the 2012 National Graduate Show at the Perth Institute of Contemporary Art (PICA) on Saturday 21 April.
The graduate exhibition, entitled Hatched, was a showcase of 36 emerging artists selected from art schools across Australia.
Lachlan's piece, Aggregate, which combines sculpture, drawing and video, caught the attention of the selection panel and was awarded the country's major graduate art prize - the $35,000 Dr Harold Schenberg Art Prize.
Now in its third year, The prize is recognised as career-changing for emerging Australian artists, providing the winner with an excellent spring board from which to launch a professional career.