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Going Postal Brunswick Arts Space is organizing a mail art project and exhibition called GOING POSTAL. Focusing on the theme of COMMUNICATION artists/writers/performers/musicians are invited to submit works by post which explore/experiment with the way we communicate in today’s/yesterday's/ tomorrow’s world.  |
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B-Grade The larger the holes in the plot, the more obvious the string and sticky tape, the smaller the budget, the better it is Opening night Fri 14th Nov 6-9pm, featuring GO GENRE EVERYTHING @8PM B grade films screen on sun 15th and 23rd @5pm. Gold coin donation  |
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Candle Ends Doors open 6.45. $5 Candle Ends is an experimental mix of performance and installation being exhibited at Brunswick Arts Space from the 24th October until the 7th November. Candle Ends is a fluid performance, the audience are not seated and there is no separation between the audience and performers. 24th, 25th and 31st Oct. 1st and 7th Nov Nat Grant and Witness Girl Plastikos written and performed by James Wray, with Erin Voth I love Melbourne written and performed by Andrew Scarborough Other more beautiful lives created by Robert D Jordan Mousetrapreplica Thinking Theatre Closing Night the 7th Nov This is not right performed by the Artlife Theatre group  |
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Weapons of Mass Creation A collaborative installation between 4 artists and young people Opening times: Fri 12th September 11.00 5.00pm Sun 14th September 12.00pm 5.00pm Fri 19th September 11.00 5.00pm Sun 21st September 12.00pm 5.00pm Fri 26th September 11.00 5.00pm Sat 27th September 12.00pm 5.00pm Sun 28th September 12.00pm 5.00pm Thu 2nd October 11.00 5.00pm Fri 3rd October 11.00 5.00pm  |
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The Acting Out Opening Friday 22nd August, 6 to 9pm For more info check out http://theactingout.blogspot.com/  |
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Golden Age An anthropological study.  |
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Teardrops in the Rain A series of candid photographic images, exploring the complex bond of family (Lisa Bow is the winner of this years Entry competition)  |
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The Red Balloon Project I had the brainwave of actually releasing 99 red balloons from the top of a local building, filming it from two or three angles and projecting that in the gallery space. I had another brainwave of tagging each balloon like we did as kids and getting people to contact me when they found one, and telling me where they discovered it...  |
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The Where I see It The Where I See It, new works by Luke Perillo, could be a kind of memory of the journey: a recollection of past holidays or imagined scenes from books or tourist brochures. The work consists of miniature landscapes constructed atop and within plinths placed around the gallery space. The landscapes range from a desert highway to a gravesite in a pet cemetery. While one could imagine that each landscape that these dioramas are based would be quite unique and diverse they are collected together by the artist with almost obsessive detail and attention to scale and the gallery becomes a space for (re) collecting these landscapes, these fragments and traces of the memory of the journey together. The journeys and the experience of the landscapes become constructed spaces.  |
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Solo Show Matthew Domenic Salvo describes his art process as a dance around the canvas. He states, “For me painting has become a dance, finding either static or harmonious balance resulting in a cataclysmic beauty of emotionally charged images spawned by musical influence and environment”. His gestural mark making on large canvases alongside his use of colour and layered textures display strong links to his obvious influences of abstract expressionism and Kandinsky’s writings on connections with the spiritual in art, painting, music and colour.  |
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Exotic Postcards Charlotte Ghaie paints from existing images, with the catalyst for her new work Exotic Postcards being a snapshot of her two adult sisters “dressed up” as Cyndi Lauper and Dolly Parton respectively. Ghaie paints models who are not of Caucasian heritage posed as celebrities with drawings of stereotypical ‘tribal’ objects and souvenirs. Charlotte Ghaie paints from existing images, with the catalyst for her new work Exotic Postcards being a snapshot of her two adult sisters “dressed up” as Cyndi Lauper and Dolly Parton respectively. Ghaie paints models who are not of Caucasian heritage posed as celebrities with drawings of stereotypical ‘tribal’ objects and souvenirs.  |
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Curious Desires A meditation on desire  |
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Taoist Jihad Taoist Jihad aims to bring balance in an unbalanced world by all means practical. The Taoist Jihad's propaganda wing issues musical statements: cut ups of Bollywood, Hollywood, dub and mixes of music from around the world. The aim is to restore the balance the musical influences that you are listening to. This is a spiritual dance revolution with poetic terrorist intentions.  |
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Blue dirtfish, leon hawker, david ramm, benjamin webb, james wray, alister karl six artists exploring masculinity  |
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Dreaming Awake Day, Mishka Beckmann, Seame Campbell, David Doyle, Billy Flet, Greg Gonzalez, Antonia Green, Eva Green, Allie Hanly, Jason, Jeshika, Jett, Tritia Kam, Dave Mankey, Mothra, Omniculture, Suzie Scholem, Leah Seiss, Elaine M Stevenson, Dianna Tarr, Yona  |
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Launch Amanda Jean Filluel, Will MacDonald, Masha Makarova, Julie Skeggs, Monika Poray A group show surveying emerging artists in Melbourne  |
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Entry 08 Alice Buscombe, Alice Hutchison, Alisa Tanaka-King, Alison Hanly, Alister Karl, Candice Cranmer , Catherine Connolly, Claire Manning, Dion Chuter, Io, Jacqui Moyle, James Alexander Wray, Jennifer OConnell, Kerrie Elliot, Kerrie Manning, Kieran Stewart, Kirsty MacCalman, Leah Muddle, Leith Walton, Lisa Bow, Mark Holsworth, Michelle Luckman, Nick Hall, Robyn Grove, Royce, Sally Tape, Sandra Peles, Simone DePetro, Sofya Martynova, Stuart Walsh, Susanne Pearce, Yvette King  |
