Keyword results: Hell Gallery
'Unearthing The Hawke', Lane Cormick
Alcohol will be available at this opening. (This will become relevant later.)
Lane Cormick is really into the Eastern European body artists from the 1960s and 70s. There was a group of 'Viennese Actionists' who were most known for their rather violent and fucked up 'trangressions' of the body. Their stunts were pretty bloody and shocking.
MONSTER yard sale
What:
MONSTER yard sale
Where:
Hell Gallery, 5a Railway Pl, Richmond (behind Coles Supermarket on Swan St)
When:
Sat Aug 30, 10am-5pm
Description:
Hell Gallery is hosting a MONSTER yard sale this Saturday. They're even opening two hours earlier than usual. According to Jess Johnson, there will be "tonnes of crap for sale!" Artist materials, paint and canvas stretchers, vintage clothes, collectible plastic junk, Dr Who DVDs, old lamps, tupperware, sandwich presses, broken vacuums, the usual.
Event: Sales
Stimulus: W
Next Wave Text Camp Reader launch
What:
Next Wave Text Camp Reader launch
Where:
Hell Gallery, 5a Railway Pl, Richmond (behind Coles on Swan St)
When:
TODAY! Thurs July 31, 6-8pm
How much:
Free!
Description:
There were some people at Next Wave events who actually paid attention to the art. Sure, they missed out on a lot of goon and cheese, but look what they've produced: The Text Camp Reader. It's a collection of written responses to more than twenty festival projects, by emerging writers including Jessica Friedmann, Katie Furlonger, Alana Hunt, Leon Goh, and Mickie ‘censored wang' Skelton.
Event: Launch
Stimulus: W
The Monobrow Show
Description:
Hell presents artist self portraits with monobrows, all works for sale. Background: Synophrys, also known as a unibrow or monobrow refers to a ‘confluence of eyebrows'; ie: the presence of abundant hair between the eyebrows, so that they seem to converge to form one long eyebrow.
Stuart Bailey - Straight Edge
What:
Stuart Bailey - Straight Edge
Where:
Hell Gallery, 5a Railway Place, Richmond
When:
Opening Fri March 28, 6pm-late
Exhibition runs until April 26, open Saturday afternoons
How much:
Free
Description:
You probably feel bad that you missed the first launch at Hell and so you should. Here is your shot at redemption in the shape of a Stuart Bailey exhibition called Straight Edge. For this show, Stuart remakes the Minor Threat logo (nb: they basically invented straight edge and would be probably peed off even to be mentioned in this heinous, booze hound enewsletter) using Lagerphones (nb: those Australian bush instruments).
Event: Launch
Stimulus: S
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