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PAT BRASSINGTON - SURREAL AESTHETIC
Art Gallery of New South Wales
Sydney
28 July 2007
Pat Brassington's works In My Father's House 1994, Feeding time 1998 and Lunch
2000 will be on display on level two in a collection hanging entitled Surreal
Aesthetic. View Portfolio
(c) Pat Brassington |
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(c) Polixeni Papapetrou |
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LIVING ELVIS
RMIT Gallery
344 Swanston St, Melbourne
16 August - 20 October 2007
Polixeni Papapetrou's work Nancy Nunez from the series Elvis Immortal is
included in Living Elvis, an exhibition that commemorates the 30th anniversary
death of Elvis Presley. The exhibition focuses on art responding Presley and
the impact on visual culture that he had.
More of Papapetrou's work can be view at the gallery. View Portfolio |
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ROBYN STACEY - COLLECTION DISPLAY
Art Gallery of New South Wales
Sydney
28 June - 31 August 2007
Robyn Stacey's work The Green Room I, is currently on display in the upper level reception.
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(c) Robyn Stacey |
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(c) Merilyn Fairskye |
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DISCOVERING THE OTHER, INTERNATIONAL FILM INSTALLATIONS
National Palace Museum
Taipei
7 July - 7 August 2007
Merilyn Fairskye's will be participating in the third instalment of
"Discovering The Other" with her work Stati d'Animo. The third instalment
examines the fusion of old and new, of avant-garde and tradition and aims at
creating a new dialogue for viewing film. Fairskye's work will be shown
alongside renowned Thai director Apichatpong Weerasenthakul, Taiwanese
director Tsai Ming-lian, Israeli Video artist Yael Bartana and Austrian visual
artist and filmmaker Edgar Honetschlager.
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TRENT PARKE
MEMBER, MAGNUM
Trent Parke has advanced through the ranks of Magnum, from initial Nominee
status to becoming an Associate Member and now to become a full member of
Magnum Photo Agency at its 60th Annual General Meeting in New York in late
June.
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(c) Trent Parke |
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(c) William Yang |
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SUNSHINE STATE - SMART STATE
Campbelltown Arts Centre
cnr Camden & Appin Road
6 July - 26 August 2007
At various times in history political and social forces have led to the
creation of artists, with certain styles, attitudes, actions or philosophies.
One of these periods was the Sir Joh Bjelke-Petersen's political reign, aka
the "Sunshine State" of the 80's in Queensland. This period cultivated some of
the states most creative talents, such as William Yang, who is now taking part
in Sunshine State.
Yang not only takes part in the exhibition Campbelltown Arts Centre has also
commissioned a work by Yang called Four Places in Queensland. The piece is a
reworking of some of Yang's Queensland stories as well as new stories. Yan
will talk about this commissioned work at 7.30pm on Saturday the 28th July.
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