a calendar for emerging artist exhibition openings in sydney + a few exhibition reviews
when: Underbelly Arts runs from 8-17 July 2010. Lab Saturday is 10 July 2010 and The Festival (ticketed) is Saturday 17 July 2010.
cost: Public tours throughout the Lab are FREE. The Festival on Saturday July 17 is a ticketed event. By purchasing a ticket you will be invited to view work throughout the afternoon and evening across a range of spaces along and around a closed Kensington St. Tickets are $18/$22+bf presale.
where: The Lab – FraserStudios, 10-14, Kensington St, Chippendale. Lab Saturday - The Clare Hotel, 20 Broadway Ultimo (on the cnr of Broadway and Kensington St).
From Underbelly Arts:
Underbelly Arts: Public Lab + Festival is back in 2010 with a new home in Chippendale. From July 8 – 17, in various spaces next to the site of the old Carlton United Brewery on Broadway in Chippendale, over 100 of Sydney’s most exciting, experimental and emerging artists, will develop works and performances that will be presented on Saturday July 17 at the ticketed Underbelly Arts Festival.
Part fringe festival, part band-camp; this is your chance to get behind the scenes of art in the making.
From creating pop-up gallery spaces along Kensington Street to transforming the Clare Hotel into a theatre, Underbelly Arts Lab + Festival will offer a rare opportunity for people to scratch the surface of Sydney and discover some of the art and ideas that are ripe in warehouses, bedrooms and makeshift spaces throughout the city. Expect interactive installations, a DIY 3D film project, brutal 1900s street dance, voyeuristic engagement with the online world, random performances by a mass a cappella choir and much more!
In the lead up to the Festival, the public can get behind the scenes of the creative process with daily tours of Fraser Studios and even get involved by attending Project Participation Sessions for artworks that require public input.
On July 10, the Lab Saturday Program will take place from 2-7pm, putting artist, audience and process under the microscope.
Just 5 minutes walk from Central Station, Underbelly Public Arts Lab + Festival will take place in the thriving arts precinct around Chippendale.
See www.underbellyarts.com.au for details of the Underbelly Arts Public Lab Tours, Project Participation Sessions and updates for the Lab Saturday Program.
Tickets to Underbelly Arts Festival are strictly limited so don’t miss your chance to let Sydney’s creative underbelly seize your imagination.
when: Event takes place Saturday 10 July 2010, 10am – 3pm.
cost: Free.
where: Changeable Art, 22
From Changeable Art:
Daily life, people and places inspire us to create images but it is what we do with those images that forms beauty and balance. ‘The artistic eye’ is a bold exhibition exploring the endless possibilities of the imagination and how artists can create beauty using so many different mediums. Four artists use different artistic expressions in print making, photography, drawing and painting to create conspicuously beautiful images.
These explorations capture the visual language of a dancer’s movement, the organic flow of nature to simple elongated shapes mixing various designs, textures and colours, creating harmonious pieces with a whimsical naïve feel.
‘The Artistic Eye’ is rich in colours and tones juxtaposed to dramatic black and white photographic imagery. This exhibition is an experience not to be missed.
A FREE event held on Saturday, 10th July 10am – 3pm along with live music, free entertainment and the well loved North Sydney Markets
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when: Sat 19 June, Sat 26 June, Sat 3 July, Sat 10 July. 3pm-5pm.
cost: free.
where: James Dorahy Project Space. Suite 4, 1st floor, Minerva Building, 111 Macleay St, Potts Point.
from James Dorahy Project Space:
In celebration of the fourth anniversary drinks will be held from 3pm – 5pm on the four Saturdays during the exhibition.
Sat 19 June, Sat 26 June, Sat 3 July, Sat 10 July.
Annie Aitken • Paul Donald • James Dorahy • Marita Fraser • Matt Glenn • Julie Krone • Paul Ogier • Stephanie Monteith • Sarah Newall • Ali Noble • Antonia Radich • Nairn Scott • Nuha Saad • Sherna Teperson