2005
NOVEMBER 2005
CONSTANZE ZIKOS
Constanze Zikos has been invited by the Art Gallery of NSW, Sydney, to create an installation at the Level 2 Contemporary Projects Space. Drawing upon a combination of eclectic sources from neo-classical design to death metal, Fit for Flogging will be on display between 13 April and 21 May 2006. These wall pieces allude to everyday architecture - sidewalks, elevators, subways, patterns.
Zikos investigates the practical function of architecture using a decorative, pop and abstract aesthetic.
OCTOBER 2005
TROY INNOCENT
The Create Space New Media Laboratory has signed Troy Innocent, along with nine other leading new media artists, for a two-week technofest in the newly renovated Meat Market, North Melbourne.
The artists have been asked to come up with artworks that will give clues to how people will experience public and virtual space in the future. Each has been provided with high-end computers, an array of sensors, projectors and sound systems.
The exhibition opens 15 October 2005.
AUGUST 2005
ROSEMARY LAING
Photographs by Rosemary Laing are currently on display at the Kunstmuseum Luzern until 27 November 2005. Twelve artists from five continents were invited by curators Peter Fischer and Brigitt Burgi to participate in this exhibition.
Titled A Kind of Magic: The Art of Transforming, every artwork depicts a transformation of reality whether it be inward (subjectively and emotionally felt) or external (perceivable by the senses).
Other artists included are Agnes Martin (Can/USA), Bill Viola (USA) and Kiki Smith (USA).
JUNE 2005
BRENT HARRIS
Brent Harris is the first Australian artist to be invited to work at the Singapore Tyler Print Institute. This world-class Institute is dedicated to advanced print making and experimentation. It will present Brent Harris: Singapore Pulp Works from 15 July to 16 August 2005.
MAY 2005
ADAM CULLEN & PATRICIA PICCININI
Works by Adam Cullen and Patricia Piccinini are on display at the Art Gallery of South Australia in Identity and Desire. This exhibition explores how artists use a range of media to examine the construction of identity in contemporary society. The exhibition continues to June 26.
Patricia Piccinini >
From the series: Science Story
Part I: Laboratory Procedures 2002
APRIL 2005
BILL HENSON
From 23 April to 10 July 2005, the Ian Potter Centre: National Gallery of Victoria, features Bill Henson's major retrospective. This exhibition has brought together a number of Henson's important series so that the major themes of his work from the last 30 years can be studied.
Published by Scalo to accompany the exhibition is 'Bill Henson: Mnemosyne'. This book is one of Scalo's major contributions to the understanding of contemporary photography.
MARCH 2005
ROSEMARY LAING
Rosemary Laing's major solo exhibition will be held at the Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney from 23 March to 5 June. Titled the unquiet landscapes of Rosemary Laing the exhibition premiers the newest series: to walk on a sea of salt.
Rosemary Laing >
and you can even pay later 2004
From the series: to walk on a sea of salt
Type C photograph
85 x 140 cm
JANUARY 2005
BILL HENSON
From 8 January to 3 April 2005, the Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney features Bill Henson's major retrospective. This exhibition has brought together a number of Henson's important series so that the major themes of his work from the last 30 years can be studied.
Published by Scalo to accompany the exhibition is 'Bill Henson: Mnemosyne'. This book is one of Scalo's major contributions to the understanding of contemporary photography.
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