Saturday, September 8, 2012

Diminutive : UP Studio Artists for Sydney Fringe 2012

This year, for the Sydney Fringe event, the artists have invited friend(s), who are also Sydney based artists, to participate in this event.  The theme is diminutivein a world where objects, time and space are getting shorter, smaller, lessened, this exhibition will showcase the miniature, diminutive, minutiae.


The works are to be no bigger than 15 cm (but preferably smaller) in any direction any material or 1 minute duration. 

Exhibition opens
15th September   2-4 pm

Exhibition dates
16th, 22nd + 23rd September   10-4 pm



Wednesday, August 15, 2012

Therese Kenyon: Going Gaga with Dada


21 August - 8 September 2012

Curator Talk     Saturday 25 August 3pm 

Drinks with the Artists    Saturday 25 August 4-6pm
with a special performance by Sylvia Schwenk    (courtesy Artereal Gallery, Sydney), ‘dada - when up is down’

The Zine Fest    August 31 + September 1
Zine talk by Glenn Barkley Curator, MCA 
Saturday 1 September, 11am
2 Danks Street Waterloo 
info@brendamaygallery.com.au 
tuesday - friday 11-6 saturday 10-6 t. 02 9318 1122 f. 02 9318 1007 

Saturday, July 21, 2012

Kate T Deacock : Strange Fruit

Untitled Composition 
Mixed media on canvas, 30 x 50 cm (variable) on glass shelf



Opening on Wednesday 25 July, 2012
Exhibition dates Thursday 26 July - Saturday 4 August
                             1 – 6pm

at Factory 49Office Project Space
49 Shepherd Street 
Marrickville 2204



Kate T Deacock's works are simple compositions that emerge from visual, visceral & tactile contemplations on space, texture and material. Found objects, materials, household items are often utilized and more occasionally digital and electronic media. Process driven, the work tends to be mutable and changing - often reworked, discarded, found again, destroyed and recreated anew.

Through this process, Deacock comes to points of experiencing and choosing to pursue the discomforting psychological spaces in between certainty and uncertainty, knowing and not knowing, continuity and discontinuity, presence and absence, permanence and impermanence etc.  

The aim is for the work to take on an ambiguous nature in that perhaps it is hard to know whether it is 'finished' or 'unfinished'. Are these works, objects complete....or even deliberate...?  The invitation is for the viewer to experience some sense of ambiguity and uncertainty about the work. Also for it to be nevertheless engaging enough to stimulate the imagination or senses to wonder about its possible history or potential future. 

Sunday, July 15, 2012

Anie Nheu : Remarking|Remaking

At the Gaps, 2012, mixed media cut paper assemblage, 142 x 257cm
Exhibition Opens 19th July 6 - 8 pm  exhibition continues to the 8th of September at Blacktown Arts Centre 78 Flushcombe Road


Anie is one of the 10 artists participating in the exhibition, Remarking|Remaking.  The exhibition, curated by Abdullah M. I. Syed and Dr. Li Wenmin, explores the theme of diaspora and its contribution to contemporary drawing in Australia.


Other participants are: Nicole Barakat, Denis Beaubois, Nick Brown, Muamer Cajic, Anie Nheu, Ana Pollak, Nusra Latif Qureshi, Marikit Santiago, Shay Tobin, Teo Treloar.




Sunday, July 8, 2012

Nicole Ellis : ARTIFACT

Old Linen (red). 2012.
Cotton, linen, acrylic paint, backed and mounted on cotton, 99.4 x 73.5 cm


Opening Drinks
Wednesday 11 July 6-8pm

exhibition dates
10 July - 12 August 201




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