Archives for the month of: June, 2014
Danger Will Robinson! closes today, Sunday 29 June, at 5.00pm.
Tony Albert, The Moon Is Not Yours to Take, 2014. Coca Cola cans and wire, 65 x 30cm. (Courtesy of the Artist and Sullivan+Strumpf, Sydney)
Margarita Sampson, The Purple Peril, 2014. Textiles, variable dimensions. Photo credit: John McRae.
Also today Master Miniature Painter Ajay Sharma arrives in Sydney from Jaipur. His exhibition of paintings, The Speed of Life, opens this Thursday, 3 July, at 6.00pm. The Deputy Mayor of Marrickville, Councillor Rosana Tyler will introduce Pawan Luthra, CEO of Indian Link Media Group, who will open the exhibition. Chai and Indian sweets will be served. All welcome!
Ajay Sharma, Krishna Mankot, 2014. Pigment on paper. Image credit: Ajay Sharma.
Ajay Sharma will also be running two five-day miniature painting workshops from next week. Contact SquarePeg Studios for details under Opportunities. There is only one spot left in the second workshop but your name can go on a waiting list.
Dr Andrew Frost opens Danger Will Robinson! at 6.30pm tonight.
Doors open at 6.00pm.
While the exhibition looks playful enough, it is underpinned by some very serious political as well as sinister concerns.
Only open for three days from 11.00 – 5.00pm today Friday 27 June to Sunday 29 June it is well worth the visit to the outer limits of this Inner West arts precinct!
TextaQueen, When The South Rises, 2011. Felt tip on Stonehenge cotton paper. 127 x 97cm. Photo credit:Sullivan+Strumpf (represented by Sullivan+Strumpf)
Shalini Jardin, girl with yellow eyes, 2014, Digital drawing on photo paper, 29.7 x 21cm. Photo credit: Shalini Jardin (represrent by Flinders Street Gallery)
Lynda Draper, Starman, 2014, Ceramic and various glazes, 19 x 26 x 17cm. Photo credit: Lynda Draper (represented by Gallerysmith, Melbourne)
Abdullah M I Syed, The Currency of Star-Trek-War, 2014, Folded US$1 bills, various dimensions.
Jane Polkinghorne, We Are The Robots (black), 2014, Sharpie and gel ink on paper, 21 x 29.7cm
Deborah Kelly, Empress, Digital photomontage. Pigment print on Hahnemuelle archival photo etching paper, 99 x 150cm.
Yiorgos Zafiriou, Exterior Foil Landscape, 2014. Performance. 20 minutes.
And there is more fabulous work – this is just a taster!
Francesca Mataraga’s wonderful exhibition Spaces For Leisure has closed and an unnerving silence has descended upon AirSpace Projects.
Now they are coming …
Tony Albert
Pat Brassington
Lynda Draper
Brenda Factor
C.Moore Hardy
Helen Hyatt-Johnston
Shalini Jardin
Deborah Kelly
Allison M. Low
Sarah Newall
Sarah Park
Jane Polkinghorne
Somboun Phonesouk
Abdullah M I Syed
TextaQueen
Margarita Sampson
Yiorgos Zafiriou
Louise Zhang
Open for 3 days only: 11.00am – 5.00pm Friday 27, Saturday 28 and Sunday 29 June.
Andrew Frost will be opening the exhibition at 6.30pm Friday 27 June.
Doors open at 6.00pm.
10 Junction Street Marrickville Sydney. See you there.
This is what AirSpace Projects used to be – cold storage for Czechoslovakian beer – and this is the beginnings of a plan being hatched by Jamil Yamini for In Motion on November 22:
Danger Will Robinson! is coming soon …
To be opened by Dr Andrew Frost at 6.30pm Friday 27 June at AirSpace Projects. All Welcome!
This unofficial satellite exhibition coincides with the final days of Conquest of Space: Science Fiction and Contemporary Art at UNSW Galleries and features a stellar cast of artists:
Tony Albert, Pat Brassington, Lynda Draper, Brenda Factor, C.Moore Hardy, Helen Hyatt Johnston, Shalini Jardin, Deborah Kelly, Allison M. Low, Sarah Newall, Sarah Park, Somboun Phonesouk, Jane Polkinghorne, Margarita Sampson, Abdullah M I Syed, TextaQueen, Yiorgos Zafiriou, Louise Zhang
This exhibition runs for 3 days only!
11.00 – 5.00pm Friday 27, Saturday 28 and Sunday 29 June
See Upcoming Exhibitions for more details
Francesca Mataraga will discuss her installation Spaces For Leisure over a cup of tea at 2.00pm Saturday 14 June. This installation examines the table as a communal space and is paired with a series of wall drawings that are responsive to the adjoining jewellery workshop, SquarePeg Studios. Attention visionary architects: this work would look brilliant in any corporate or apartment foyer or boardroom!
AirSpace Projects 2014-2017 