Shutter Speed @ Gallery Red
Yet another gallery has pooped up on our radar in Glebe! Hidden in the corner of that weird-little-arcade-square-thing (map) on Glebe Point Road is Gallery Red. We are so ashamed that we didn’t know this gallery was here. We saw them on Facebook, and decided we MUST check out more HeadOn Photo Festival action. So Friday ...
Lusydity @ THE TATE
The Chrown Collective were in the spotlight last week at The TATE with their group show Lusydity. The 11 artists involved drew inspiration from the subconscious and altered states of mind. Each artist worked in their own medium and style to bring together an exhibition that was eclectic and surreal. It featured a little of everything from photography to sculpture. The TATE was ...
Liam Benson + Danny Ford @ Artereal
Welcome to a glorious month of photography! It’s Head On Photo Festival time and galleries across Sydney are embracing photographers with open arms. There are some amazing things on, and we decided it would be a good excuse to check out some galleries we haven’t visited before. Artereal is a beautiful gallery space in Rozelle. ...
Chas Glover @ Newsagency Gallery
We love finding new galleries to check out and put on our radar. So it was with delight that we headed along to check out Newsagency Gallery, a little space on Stanmore Road that seems to throw on a show now and then. It’s a mysterious place, run sporadically as a side project to the owners’ ...
Hyper Reality Dimension XX @ aMBUSH Gallery
Hyper Reality Dimension XX opened at aMBUSH last week. It has been a while since we made our way out to Waterloo, so a new show that promised a chance to reminisce about 80s pop-culture was the perfect excuse. The group show featured works from Jodee Knowles, Chris Yee, Rebecca Murphy, HOUL, KID9, OX, Bafcat, Claire Orrell, Sam ...
Girls Girls Girls @ The TATE
Weeks fly by, and with an opening every Wednesday night since their launch, we’ve missed a lot at the TATE already! But we’re back, this time to check out Girls, Girls, Girls. As the name implies this is an exhibition featuring girls: not as the subject, but as the artists. These talented ladies were Georgia Hill, ...