Opening Friday 29 January 2016
Open Friday - Sunday 11am - 5pm, 30 January - 14 february 2016
Artist Talk/Live each weekend.
Saturday 20 Jan 2pm
Sunday 31 Jan
Saturday 6 Feb 2pm Fiona Davies & Bernadette Smith
Sunday 7 Feb
Saturday13 Feb 2pm
Sunday 14 Feb
SCASS Project: Fresh Paint - Grilled Chicken shows work of
Audrey Newton, Cybele
Cox, Fiona Davies, Nick De Lorenzo, Trevor
Fry, Dorit Goldman, Majose Guzman, Lea
Kannar-Lichtenberger, Niall Robb and Bernadette Smith, artists who are recent postgraduates from Sydney
College of the Arts (SCA). Fresh Paint - Grilled Chicken replaces the annual postgraduate exhibition that has recently been cut from the SCA program, and is supported instead by Sydney College of the Arts
Student Society (SCASS) and University of Sydney Union (USU). It includes postgraduates from 2014 and 2015.Artist Talk/Live each weekend.
Saturday 20 Jan 2pm
Sunday 31 Jan
Saturday 6 Feb 2pm Fiona Davies & Bernadette Smith
Sunday 7 Feb
Saturday13 Feb 2pm
Sunday 14 Feb
Artists statements pdf
Majose Guzman Invisible Roots 2014 |
Majose Guzman
Invisible
Roots was created as a tribute to the amazing changes that are happening thanks
to leaders that are completely engaged with the protection and development of
their communities. Invisible Roots hopes to awaken the desire in people, with
no regard of their ethnicity, to reconnect with where we come from and who we
are, to start realising that our roots make us unique in a world where
everything is starting to look the same; and through this desire, inspire the
recognition and preservation of our ancestral cultures.
Lea Kannar-Lichtenberger, Feasting and Meditating on the Anthropocene 2 2015 |
Lea Kannar-Lichtenberger
Lea’s work
looks at the connections between art and science and how humans are impacting
on our biosphere in the Anthropocene
www.leakannar.com
leakannar@bigpond.com
Fiona Davies, Blood on Silk: Magenta |
Fiona Davies
I am a
visual artist working primarily with installation, video and sound and
interested in death within the mediated context of the Intensive Care Unit.
www.fionadavies.com.au
www.bloodonsilk.com
Audrey Newton I tried i reall did 2015 |
Audrey Newton
I am a
practice led artist who works with investigational techniques in painting,
sculpture and installation. I use a variation of mediums as experiments in
deforming and destabilizing traditional form.
Cybele Cox Mystic Kittens 2015 |
Cybele Cox
My large
totemic ceramic sculptures construct objects of an archaic imagined ritual cult
reiligion that either happened in the past or could be of the future.
www.cybelecox.com.au
cybelefrancescox@gmail.com
Bernadette Smith Our rights are NOT discretionary 1 2015 |
Bernadette Smith
My art
installation investigates the issue of ableism or discrimination against less
able bodied swimmers in public pools. In a throwback to the Nazi era elite
swimmers are often unfairly privileged while those with injuries, disabilities
or older swimmers struggle for equal access. This artwork highlights such
social inequality and presents a protest banner, photographic documentation and
actual email correspondence between a less able bodied swimmer and pool
management. The installation also includes portraits of people randomly
selected from the street who were asked to pose in front of this banner to be
part of the exhibition if they agreed with its message. http://bernadettesmithart.blogspot.com.au
Nick De Lorenzo digital clouds 1 |
Nick De Lorenzo
Through
alchemical experimentations and abstractions my work explores the materiality
of the photograph as an object, and the spaces between painting and
photography.
Trevor Fry enlightened being 2014-15 |
Trevor Fry
I currently
work mainly in ceramics, making figurative sculptures inspired by wide ranging
sources, from religious art to pop culture monsters and aliens.
Niall Robb Untitled 2015 |
Niall Robb
Niall Robb
is a multidisciplinary artist who engages with varied materialities and
minimalist forms, positioning materials and more specifically their surfaces as
sites of engagement and wonder, investigating “surface encounters” which
trouble conceived notions of the “thickness of existence.”
dis_object g ven 2015 |
dis_Object
Each of us
has a name – Zelda Schneersohn Mishkovsky.
Each of us
has a name, given by God, and given by our parents
Each of us
has a name, given by our stature and our smile, and given by what we wear
Each of us
has a name, given by the mountains, and given by our walls
Each of us
has a name, given by the stars, and given by our neighbours
Each of us
has a name, given by our sins, and given by our longing
Each of us
has a name, given by our enemies, and given by our love
Each of us
has a name, given by our celebrations, and given by our work
Each of us
has a name, given by the seasons, and given by our blindness
Each of us
has a name, given by the sea, and given by, our death.
Mishkovsky,
Zelda Schneersohn. "Each of Us Has a Name." Poetry International Rotterdam.
Hebrew Union College, Cincinnati, 2004. Web. 7 Dec. 2015.
<http://www.poetryinternationalweb.net/pi/site/poem/item/3275/auto/EACH-OF-US-HAS-A-NAME>.
https://www.instagram.com/dis_object/
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