11 – 27 November 2016
There is a time component in every photograph. In Enrico Scortese’s work the aspect of time is reflected in the composition and the processes that it takes to bring them to exhibition. All the work is in black and white and it moves from the mundane to the abstract.
There is a sample of pics below with the gallery sheet.
11- 27 November 2016
The title of this exhibition gives a true sense of her practice. Ms Hindmarsh is recording in film her journey to find focus both in her practice and in her style of photography. Most of the work is in pure black and white and from an 8mm film to lots of tiny photographs her work has a blurry look to it. Some samples and the gallery sheet are below.
Friday night November 26 saw an awesome art event at the ANU. The school opens all its sections to house an exhibition of graduating student’s work. The main gallery has an exhibition that picks a few works from most of the artists and then when you cruise around the school you get to see glass in the glass workshop furniture in the photospace and so on and you get to immerse yourself in a bigger range of art from the students.
The event is so much fun as because the crowds are huge and there is wine, and food as you wander around the spaces. I have put some pics below. There is a great catalogue available and the prices on the works for sale seem reasonable.
20 October – 6 November 2016
Holly Grace makes beautiful glass objects. Most are decorated with alpine foliage.Some are bowls and functional objects others are simply beautiful decorations. The exhibited objects in this show I liked the most were the glass houses with a light inside that projected versions of the houses on the walls. Strikingly beautiful and fascinating.
Below are some pics and gallery materials.
I finally got to see these objects in a room close enough to touch them. I heard these wonderful 10 minute podcasts off the BBC website over a decade age. There were pictures and text on the website and the choices and range of the objects were extraordinary.
I loved it then and to have them bring 100 objects of such historical significance all the way to Canberra filled me with a sense of awe.
The objects cover rock axes through to modern technology. The curators have drawn items from every continent, lots of different historical epochs and have woven in some remarkable historical anomalies. The striking thing about the exhibition for me is how creative humans are across the ages. Lots of the functional items are turned into items of striking beauty with artistic decoration and craftsmanship.
I will put some pics but say no more as it is best to see this one.
Equs Homo – Steve Harrison was an exhibition at Tuggerenong Arts Centre till the end of October. In a haunting stark way Harrison created horse head centred works that had an almost spooky vibe about them There are some pic samples below and the web page.
3 Nov – 17 Dec 2016
Wood art is always a source of awe for me. I find it hard to hammer a nail in straight and am often mystified by the precision and fine detail of wood artistry. The Mitchel Fuller exhibition at Craft ACT gallery is a great display of precision skill in the use of wood in creative artistry. Below are some pics of the remarkable objects created.
https://craftact.org.au/blogs/current-exhibitions/moving-forward-looking-back
