Congratulations to James Brickwood, who, in his first year selected as a finalist for Sydney Life – the photographic exhibition and competition run as a part of the Art & About Festival – has taken out the $10,000 first prize with his work Void. Brickwood’s grainy, black and white image captures the sweaty, hedonistic world of [...]
Tamara Dean’s Centre of The Universe (pictured) has been selected as a finalist in the 2011 Blake Prize for religious art. The Prize, established in 1951 is an open art prize that challenges artists to explore the religious and spiritual in art. It is open to all faiths, artistic styles and media. The Blake Prize [...]
Set my soul on fire – Every year fans travel from the four corners of the globe in a rockabilly pilgimage to attend Viva Las Vegas rockabilly weekend. Check out Steven Siewert’s latest here.
Dean Sewell and Steven Siewert will be featured in Otherwise Projections this coming Friday night the 2nd of September at The Red Rattler in Marrickville, Sydney. For more information check out the flyer here: projections_flyer-1
Andrew Quilty’s first book – The Mexicans – is now available for purchase online. CLICK HERE for more information or to purchase.
Following on from Jesse Marlow’s recent OAO (One And Only) exhibition at Anna Pappas Gallery in March, two of the works have been blown up to billboard size and exhibited at the CCP curated public exhibition space on the corner of Smith St and Otter St in Collingwood, Victoria. The works are up until September. To read more [...]
James Brickwood is one of three winners in this years Head On Portrait Prize. The exhibition at The Australian Centre for Photography runs until June 11. For more information see the Head On website.
Two of Tamara Dean’s works – Jack in The Enchanted Garden and Only Human were Highly Commended in the 2011 Moran Contemporary Photographic Prize judged earlier this week. The Exhibition runs until the 25th June at The State Library of NSW. For more information visit the Moran Prize website.
Andrew Quilty’s written account and accompanying photographs from the three major natural disasters in the past two years in Australia is the cover story of The Big Issue – out this week.
