Keyword results: Gallery
Tinning Street sneak peak exhibition, 'Sydney Please' by Joel Rees
What:
Tinning Street sneak peak exhibition, Sydney Please by Joel Rees
Where:
Lot 5, 29 Tinning St, Brunswick (enter via laneway)
When:
Wed Feb 17, 6-9pm. Gallery hours Wed-Sun 11am-5pm.
How much:
Free! Entry to event by RSVP only, respond here.
Description:
Max of Max Design 'n' Shit has been working most of the year on a new gallery he's opening off Tinning Street in Brunswick. It's called 'Tinning Street' and he and his dad have spent hours constructing a flexible, bendy light system that could have spotlit even Mick Jagger's testicles throughout his energetic surprise performance at the 1986 Prince's Trust benefit.
Event: Exhibition
Stimulus: photography
Tinning Street new gallery space - callout for exhibitors!
What:
Tinning Street new gallery space - callout for exhibitors!
Where:
Email submissions to tinningstreet@gmail.com, check it out here
When:
Opening early 2010
Description:
Do you have an idea for an art show burning up inside of you? Maybe a wall of screens playing youtube videos of startled cats? Or a selection of massive nine letter word games that spell out some really meaningful shit? Or maybe something I didn't come up with? Max of Max Design'n'shit fame has a cool new space in Brunswick set to early open in the '10, so get your applications in now.
Event: Exhibition
Stimulus: art
Somewhere
In Sweden, you look around and everything is clean, everyone is tall, and no one is fat. Everyone votes. They know how to do everything well, yet inoffensively. So why don't all the Swedes just sit up there in Sweden and laugh knowingly at the rest of us? How is it that there are even any Swedes left in Sweden when there are so many Swedes everywhere else? Call them missionaries of betterment, if you will, imparting their swedishisms far and wide, and facilitating the Swedish meatball movement for the greater good.
Gorker wine tasting
What:
Wine tasting presented by Austins Wines
Where:
Gorker Gallery, Cnr of Gore St and Kerr St, Fitzroy
When:
Wed July 9, 6-7pm
How much:
Free! (yes, free booze!)
Description:
Gorker Gallery offers a night to be pursed-lipped and critical. When your evening involves viewing art and tasting wine, you have a hoity-toity licence. Austin Wines will be served for you to sip, swish, spit or swallow. Meanwhile, Nate Holmes Trapnell's hot rod graffiti and comic book influenced illustrations crafted using only a fine-liner pen will be exhibited.
Event: Launch
Stimulus: W
The Forty Thieves, Gorker Gallery launch
Must be killer to be an illustrator because everyone would always be inviting you to be in a group show. "Hey I'm putting on a group show, yo. Can you send me, like a drawing, it will be number 39."
WHY CANNOT THE ILLUSTRATORS HAVE THEIR OWN SHOWS? It's not like a zoo where the wombats are a bit boring, sitting in a hollow log all day, so they throw in some red-bum monkeys next door and a jazz orchestra near the kiosk.
Gallery above Glitzern
There's been talk, oh yes there has. And now it's open. The gallery above Glitzern in Crossley Street. It's actually in the apartment that once belonged to anal-retentive Australian landscape artist and teacher of Frederick McCubbin, Eugene von Guerard. It is a bit spooky and fadedly opulent, which is the perfect setting for an exhibition by Kathryn Baulch, of Melbourne's cult jewellery label House of Baulch.
Tony Garifalakis, INFINITY LAND
'Welcome to Hell.' Quick sketch of a cinematic cliché: Hard-as-nails Drill Sergeant welcomes green-as-grass bunch of recruits to bombed-out battlefield. He knows, and so do we, that half of them will be dead by the end of the movie and that the other half will have learnt some hard-earned lessons, emerged as heroes, etc and-so-forth.
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