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Camilla Tadich-Slabalong

SLABALONG. The word is painted on a piece of wood with the Ls turned into arrows pointing off somewhere into the outback night. It’s a funny word, cute even, but there’s no way I’d follow its direction.

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Ross Coulter-Prelude

Occupying the large front gallery of Seventh, Prelude commands a presence. A large group of paper sculptures hang suspended in space, as if floating, frozen. As many as two dozen of these occupy the gallery, each an aggregate of folded paper, taped together, that...

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response to questions – Felicity Spear

Sky Lab was the final of three exhibitions I have been involved with in 2009. It was my individual response, developed last year to coincide with the International Year of Astronomy and some other milestones...

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Tai Snaith-The Wild Chorus

To me, Tai Snaith's work has always seemed like the product of an innocence both cheeky and brutal. A series of messages delivered in the same way a child might exclaim in the supermarket queue...

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Podcast Eps-4

In this episode we discuss the winner of the Woollahra sculpture prize, Alexander Seton and the winner of the RBS award...

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David Ralph

VIDEO David Ralph in conversation with Tony Lloyd about his recent show Extensions at Arc One gallery.

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Podcast Eps-3

This episode is a London special, following a recent trip by one of the artinfo team to the UK. We talk about the Tate Modern, Saatchi, Haunch of Venison and White Cube, Tilo...

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Tony Lloyd-Lost Highways

Ashley Crawford interviews Tony Lloyd about his survey exhibition Lost Highways on at Gippsland Art Gallery, Sale from 19 Sep 2009 - 08 Nov 2009

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Anna White -“Shadow of Painting”

When “sound” is replaced by “shadow”, in this citation from Levinas, it tells a lot about Anna White’s painting. In short, White’s painting is a shadow of the painterly surface. Her work inhabits a space in between....

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Podcast Eps-2

his week the Artinfo team discusses David Ralph's new show Extensions at Arc One Gallery, David Noonan at ACCA, Katherine Huang at....

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Podcast Eps-1

Our first Artinfo.com.au Podcast

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Reversal of Graffiti Subversive

Recently, there have been several news stories related to artists and graffiti. Japanese contemporary artist Nara Yoshitomo was....

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The Taiwan Art Market Now

Despite the worldwide economic recession, art galleries are booming in Taiwan. In the past half year, 5 contemporary galleries opened in Taipei City and several in other areas. Last week, one of the most established Indian galleries, Sakshi, opened in Taipei City as well. It is their first branch outside...

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Cops shut down Henson show

AAP reports that Henson and Roslyn Oxley Gallery are under police investigation

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Platform

Collections in the Underground has been running for two years now. It was established by Anita King and Sophie Mcalpin from Bird Girl, together with the girls from Queen and a name is a....

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" Spoil "- Sam Leach

Sam Leach is having a exhibition at Nellie Castan gallery from 2nd of June 2007 to 24th , Tony Woods takes this opportunity to have chat with Leach.

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Antipodean Bestiary

Jazmina Cininas was born in Australia from Lithuanian descent. Her prints and...

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Nothing Rhymes with failure

Victoria Park Gallery was establish by a group of young Melbourne artists and operates as a rental Gallery space. The old men of Artinfo braved the young artists.....

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Silk Cut

The Silk Cut Award for linocut prints is a national award for Australian printmakers. The Award, in its eleventh year has two categories, the open section open to professional artists and the Student category open to schools across Australia.

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