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australiangalleries.com.au

Established in 1956, Australian Galleries has continued to represent significant contemporary Australian artists and their work for 60 years.

roslynoxley9.com.au

roslyn oxley9 gallery is a leading commercial art gallery in sydney, australia. it has fostered the careers of some of the most influential australian artists working today, including tracey moffatt, bill henson, fiona hall, patricia piccinini, dale frank, and david noonan.

twma.com.au

A show featuring works by 13 artists from Arts Project Australia

maryrobinettekowal.com

Some stories you only hear at the right bar on the right spaceship. On Thursday, August 20, I will give a reading at Space Bar, Pittsburgh to mark the debut of Tales from a Space Bar: A Collection …

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Author Devney Perry

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Reflections on the 10th Anniversary Edition of The Bone Season .

antheapolsonart.com.au

The paintings in Lani Westerman’s second exhibition with Anthea Polson Art are again abstracted, non-figurative depictions of various Sydney locations. This time she has generally focused on sports venues. Westerman relays that the show’s title, The Space Between, metaphorically refers the interval between an inclination to participate in an activity and its accomplishment. “It is […]

iwantjaarts.com.au

Browse artworks, limited edition prints, books and merchandise created by artists from Iwantja Arts, an Aboriginal art centre in Indulkana Community on the APY Lands.

hugomichellgallery.com

Kate Just’s new series, A Sign of the Times, is new series of complex hand knitted homages to potent text-based, political, public signs by other artists that continue to resonate in our current political and social climate. The series expands upon her approach in past works such as Feminist Fan and Protest Signs, in which the artist deployed knitting to re-materialise and pay homage to significant historical queer/feminist artworks and protest texts, and affirm their position in the canon of art history. A Sign of The Times casts in knitting, famous text-based signs by artists Jeremy Deller, David McDiarmid, Barbara Kruger, Yoko Ono, Susan O’Malley, Zoe Leonard and many others. Just's knitted replicas reimagine these large-scale public works at a smaller scale and reflect the artist’s devotion to craft-based labour and her belief in the political power of textile crafts. Just knitted materialisations offer a curated glimpse of other political artists work spanning thirty years. Ten of the artists Just references installed their sign artworks in the United States. Just was born and raised in Connecticut and lived the first twenty-one years of her life in the USA. Although Just is now an Australian citizen and has not spent substantial time in the US since migrating to Australia in 1996, in this body of artworks, she reflects on North America’s dominating influence on global politics and the strong influence of many pop, political and text based American artists on her own art practice. As part of her process of making the works, Just shares her research about artists and the development of her knitted works on social media. She writes about and tags each artist whose works she re-casts in yarn. They often reshare or comment upon her knitted versions of their work. During this project, Just connected online with many of the artists whose work she paid homage to including Jenny Holzer, Damian DinéYazhi,, Alyson Provax, Robert Montgomery, and Steve Powers. A Sign o

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