On view now at Museum of Contemporary Arts, Sydney as part of The lover circles his own heart: MCA Collection are works from Benjamin Armstrong, including the glass sculptures Old Friends (2004) and series of six relief prints, Contents, 2005-2006. The exhibition explores emotional connections between people and relationships to country. On view until 22 […]
Martin Bell ‘s exhibition Do Androids Dream of Catching Butterflies, …you didn’t tell me there was an Android on this Mission!! is on view now at Australian Print Workshop until 3 August 2019. Curated by APW Director Anne Virgo OAM, the exhibition is planned in collaboration with the National Gallery of Australia and made possible […]
Tolarno Galleries, in association with Martin Browne Contemporary, is pleased to announce the Australian Premiere of teamLab: Reversible Rotation, 5 October – 2 November 2019. The exhibition is presented in association with Melbourne International Arts Festival 2 – 20 October 2019 and comprises four large scale screen works. There aren’t many art collectives whose members include mathematicians, […]
Brent Harris works are currently on display across three major Australian public institutions. At Art Gallery of NSW, the Swamp (2000) series of prints are on view in the study room. In Perth at the Art Gallery of Western Australia, the Design Space exhibition Family Resemblance, features ceramics and small sculpture from Lucie Rie, Mary Rogers, Gwyn Hanssen Piggot […]
Two of Christopher Langton‘s sculptures are currently on view at Hobart’s Museum of Old and New Art (MONA) as part of the Simon Denny exhibition, Mine. Self portrait as Mechanoid (Autonomous Version) 2018-19 and Self portrait as Mechanoid (Primitive version) 2017 are installed at MONA until 13 April 2020. Christopher Langton will exhibit new works at […]