ART / SHOPPING / MOVING PICTURES
The silly season is here. Get unhinghed at our art market from 2pm SAT NOV 23.
CHIPZ EMPORIUM + BOOKRUNNER at Civic Art Bureau. The bar and gallery will be open and there will be stacks of cool stuff for you to buy: zines, records, prints, clothes, books, art, souvenirs. Don’t miss it!!
chipzemporium / @bookrunner_au
7pm Sat 30 Nov
Hand made moving picture illuminations featuring The Painted Knight, a new stop motion and paint-on-glass short film by Canadian filmmaker Ben Bruhmuller, and works by Saskia Haalebos, Nicci Haynes, Nathan Hughes, Mandy Ord plus an interactive magic lantern performance by Martyn Jolly.
The selector will spin 78rpm records.
The bar and gallery will be open.
The artists will be present.
Venue is McGregor Hall, upstairs Smiths Alternative, next to the Bureau. A good time is guaranteed.
Tix $10: events.humanitix.com/moving-pictures
UNTIL DEC 14
Curated by Mark Bayly
Kathy #16, 2009
synthetic polymer on canvas
76 ×6 1 cm
The exhibition title, ‘UNHINGED’, refers to the virtual genius for cultural subversion and transgression that both Richard Larter and Peter Maloney enjoyed, and which consequently flourished in their individual practices. The idea of being ‘unhinged’ speaks equally to the ways in which the lives of these two artists were closely connected, yet the individual modes of artistic expression of each remained quite separate. The ways in which individual models became central to the practices of both Larter and Maloney is the focus of the conversational model behind this exhibition. Yet, conversations aren’t possible without language, and the dialogue inherent in conversations moves back and forth between speaker, interlocutor, and back again, one after the other. This remains an incontrovertible truth about human communication. (from Mark Bayly’s catalogue essay)
Email info@civicartbureau.com for a catalogue.
Untitled (Stevie), n.d.
screenprint, A/P
128 x 97.5cm
Hope to see you in the gallery or at the movies…
from Adam