Posts Tagged ‘painting’
TOMORROW THINGS, 2015
September 24, 2015
Tomorrow Things @ ARCHIVE Tomorrow Things is an object-oriented experiment, a performance of figures yet to emerge from the primordial jelly. Formally posed as a collection of “blank objects”, each work presents a scenario: a potential artwork that is in the process of being selected, transformed or permanently erased from the artist’s oeuvre. Using perceptive […]
2015 | WORK | Media: installation | Tags: 2015, ARI, installation, light, object, painting, projection, propositions, provisional, scenarios, sculpture, unfinished
ORNAMENTAL NOISE, 2014
April 16, 2014
Ornamental Noise @ Damien Minton Gallery What prompts us to see music in the everyday noise that surrounds us? This collection of uncanny paintings and objects explores the phenomenon of pareidolia, or the unprompted seeing of faces and bodies in inanimate objects. Twelve small paintings, 4 reconfigured inflatable “bodies” and a large inflatable installation were […]
2014 | WORK | Media: inflatable, installation, object, painting | Tags: Damien Minton, exhibition, inflatable, installation, ornamental noise, painting, solo
Action out West
April 12, 2014
Two shows curated by Alex Wisser are taking place now: one in a converted Dubbo Firestation and the other in a remote state forest. * 3-30 April (opening Thursday 3 April 6pm). On The Ground: A Survey of Contemporary Painting from the Sydney ARI scene. Curated by Alex Wisser. Featuring: Melanie E Khava, Justin Cooper, […]
2014 | NEWS | Media: installation, painting, site-specific | Tags: alex wisser, Clandulla State Gallery, dubbo, ephemeral, firestation arts centre, forest, gallery, inflatable, installation, museum, NSW, painting, plastic, recycled, regional
Ornamental Noise, opens Tuesday April 1 2014
March 29, 2014
What prompts us to see music in the everyday noise that surrounds us? In this second solo exhibition with Damien Minton Gallery, Sydney artist Connie Anthes looks for meaning in the mundane. This new collection of uncanny paintings and objects explores the phenomenon of pareidolia, or the unprompted seeing of faces and bodies in inanimate […]
2014 | NEWS | Media: installation, painting | Tags: 2014, Damien Minton, exhibition, installation, noise, ornamental, painting, pareidolia, solo
SUPER SIX, 2013
November 18, 2013
Super Six, curated by Gilbert Grace @ DNA Projects Super Six engaged seven artists to explore the architectural, environmental, social and historical aspects of asbestos in the built environment. 4 works were produced for this show: two ephemeral installations which included an inflatable cloud sewn from an unpicked and reassembled Tyvek® HazChem suit and a […]
2013 | WORK | Media: installation, object, painting | Tags: asbestos, Bowie, DNA, ephemeral, gilbert grace, hazchem, inflatable, installation, Jagger, james hardie, object, painting, plinth, portrait, suit, super six, Tyvek, vitrine
FUTURE SPACES, 2012
October 8, 2012
Future Spaces @ Paper Plane As part of a show curated by Lucy Ainsworth at PaperPlane in Sydney, Future Spaces examined the artist’s capacity to transform space in a way that transports us unfamiliar territory to experiment with notions of what is possible. Exhibiting alongside 4 artists including Bababa International, Teo Treloar, Tully Arnot and […]
2012 | WORK | Media: installation, intervention, painting, site-specific | Tags: Bababa, biljana jancic, Curator, door, excavation, Future, installation, intervention, lucy ainsworth, painting, spatial, teo treloar, tully arnot, void
Future Spaces @ Paper Plane Gallery
June 28, 2012
5-22 July, 2012 OPENING WEDNESDAY 4 JULY, 6-8pm FUTURE SPACES | Connie Anthes, Tully Arnot, Bababa International, Biljana Jancic, Teo Treloar. As humans, our curiosities take us to the unknown and drive us to explore new realms of possibility. We desire what is different, unique and new, yet relish in the familiar and safe. We […]
2012 | NEWS | Media: installation, painting | Tags: Ainsworth, Anthes, ARI, Arnot, Bababa, Curator, door, excavation, Future, gallery, installation, Jancic, light, painting, PaperPlane, Rozelle, space, Sydney, Treloar
BROKEN SYMMETRIES, 2012
May 7, 2012
Broken Symmetries @ Damien Minton Gallery Broken Symmetries included paintings, prints and installation, continuing my investigation of materials, methods and modes of perception. The concept of ‘broken symmetry’ refers to a mathematical model that examines how very symmetrical systems or objects can often spontaneously collapse. Using this idea as inspiration for the development of the […]
2012 | WORK | Media: installation, painting, prints | Tags: bone harmony, broken, colour, Damien Minton, exhibition, gallery, installation, painting, prints, shadow, shape, solo, symmetry
Solo show opens this week
April 15, 2012
Tomorrow is installation day at Damien Minton Gallery, with a show of new paintings, prints and installation going up. The promotional flyer now takes pride of place on the fridge among the pizza vouchers. Broken Symmetries | CONNIE ANTHES 17 APRIL – 5 MAY 2012 OPENING DRINKS 17 APRIL, 6 – 8 PM @ Damien […]
2012 | NEWS | Media: painting | Tags: 2012, broken, Damien Minton, exhibition, gallery, installation, painting, prints, solo, Sydney, symmetry
FINALIST
March 22, 2011
Two small paintings have been selected for the Calleen Art Prize 2011, to be exhibited at Cowra Regional Art Gallery is from 16 April to 29 May. Untitled (Dust and Rain), 2011. Acrylic, charcoal and chalk on paper, mounted on cedar. 26cm x 32.5cm. +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
