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Apologies first up for the delay on this one. Sidewayz 2012 opened at Global Gallery in Thursday 23rd of August. The crowd was huge, skateboards were on the walls the bidding began. Sidewayz is an sorta-annual exhibition of artworks created with pre-loved skateboards and snowboards. There’s a splash of photography for good measure. The boards are donated ...
A lot of people wander past the City of Sydney RSL without a glance, or perhaps wander in for a cheap beer and a punt. Who’d have thought they’d decided to create a massive gallery space out of their second floor bar?! Not us, certainly. Space@565 is building a name for itself as an affordable place ...
The National Art School recently opened it doors to present the Postgraduate Exhibition for the class of 2011. Years of study was condensed into a single show with the spotlight on Masters and Honors students .
October in Sydney brings with it the CRAVE Sydney Food Festival: a crazy month of gluttony and obsession with all things edible. So appropriately, in conjunction with this delicious event, Sweets Workshop brings us “Food Fight”.
The Gallery A.S. phenomenon seems to be about bringing a serious amount of hype and credibility to the humble “pop-up” exhibition. Booking amazing venues and backed by well connected PR types, the Gallery A.S. shows already have a reputation of being epic. The latest offering was served up across 3 levels of the former Paramount Pictures Building in ...
LO-FI played host to Delayed Reactions last week. The show was flagged as a “reunion of Sydney’s biggest creative misfits” and featured the work of 15 friends, brought together by their love of all things arty and debaucherous. Their individulal works hung side by side and covered everything from photography and design to traditional painting. ...
Seeing the Sidewayz exhibition way back in 2008 was one of the reasons we decided to get out and report to you on happenings of the Sydney art scene. Flash forward to 2011: Sidewayz is back and was held at The National Grid.
After the enormous success of the first Medium Vinyl, how could Hardware Gallery not do it again? Well, not only have they done it again, but it was bigger and better than ever. With Plump Gallery jumping on board, the exhibition was across 2 galleries and displaying the vinyl themed work of over 100 talented local and ...
Maybe we’re just not as hip as we’d hoped, but when we read that Sweets Workshop was putting on a show of Gocco prints we had no idea what the hell that meant. If you’re thinking something similar, let us now enlighten you via the words of Sweets Workshop…
It hasn’t been long since our last visit to LO-FI but if there is one thing we can’t resist it’s a show about death. Oh so many skulls! Delicious. “Morte” was a group show curated by incredible Sydney tattoo artist Josh Roelink. He asked 25 of his favorite tattoo and visual artists to create works ...
Project 5 is a fund-raising initiative by the Information and Cultural Exchange (ICE). The shots we’re showing are from Project 5 round two. The first event in May raised over $10,000 for the guys at ICE, so they were keen to make it happen again.
FBi is a radio station that seems to always be in desperate need of cash and and as a result these guys have some very creative fundraising ideas. 2009 saw them have a shot at asking Richard Branson for $1 million and the birth of Still Life. Still Life is an auction of donated artworks ...
There is a very very sexy new exhibition space in Sydney – the name is LO-FI Collective. We recommend you get along and acquaint yourselves.
Marrickville Contemporary Art Prize has just turned four years old. It is such a thrill to see that this humble little competition is getting bigger and better every year.
Every Wednesday night The World Bar in Kings Cross plays host to The Wall. The dedicated weekly art party is providing an accessible exhibition space for emerging artists. This particular evening the resident show was 40% Wool / 60% Acrylic, a group show curated by Hardware Gallery’s director Lew Palaitis.
Second year students from Sydney College of the Arts were in the spotlight for RAW: a group show from 5 artists currently studying sculptue, performance and installation art.