Venue:
Gallery East
94 Stirling Highway
North Fremantle
Description: Solo show of new non figurative geometric paintings, which explore figure field and colour relationships.
Start Date: 29th July 2010
End Date: 22nd August 2010
Opening Times: Tues - Sat 11AM - 5PM; Sun 2 - 5PM
For more information, contact: David Forrest 93366231
All proposals will be taken into consideration by the PCP selection committee and invited photography and video art industry professionals.
For more information about the exhibition space or to request an exhibition proposal form email exhibitions@pcp.org.au.
Deadline for submissions: 31 July 2011
Perth Centre for Photography
91 Brisbane Street Perth
enquiries: info@pcp.org.au
Participating Artists: Claire BUSHBY Kristi CHUA Denise BROWN Dean MOYES Graeme MCCULLAGH Claire CANHAM Kyle HUGHES-ODGERS Melanie DISS Peter FARMER Hayley BAHR Elwyn MARREN Gemma BEN-ARY Robert DORIZZI Libby GUJ Hellie TURNER Vanessa RUSS Holly PEPPER Ben MITCHELLl Jessica JUBB
Venue:
Connolly's Building
1 Old Great Northern Hwy, Midland (Opposite the Midland Town Hall), WA
Description: The artists studios & JJHQ are open for the afternoon so come along, have a look around and feel free to chat to the artists.
Affordable works available for sale on the day.
Start Date: 18 July 2010
End Date: 18 July 2010
Opening Times: Sunday, 12-4pm
For more information, contact: clairebushby@gmail.com
Venue:
Heathcote Museum & Gallery
58-60 Duncraig Road, Applecross
Description:
An artist talk between Plasticity artists Dawn Gamblen, Minaxi May and PICA Curator, Leigh Robb will take place on Sunday, 22 August at 2.00pm.
For more information, contact: claire.bushby@melville.wa.gov.au
Venue:
Showcase Gallery
12 Aberdeen Street, Perth
Description:
A Solo Exhibition by P. James Bryans
Do you remember your childhood?
Do you remember what you saw?
Do you remember the feeling? The wonder, the innocence?
Do you remember everything or just the important bits?
For P. James Bryans it was a childhood full of daydreams, farm life and wonder of the bushland down the back block, the thousands of colours in a single blade of grass... the universe.
Growing up on an idyllic farmlet he spent his days (after the animals had been fed) wandering through the bush and giving his imagination free reign.
Now, as an adult, he aims to capture the fleeting moments that we treasure, imperfect and incomplete, but which we hold precious and which make us who we are.
Start Date: 15 July 2010
End Date: 31 July 2010
Opening Times: Wed-Fri, 12-6pm; Sat 2-4.45
For more information, contact: Predrag
Venue:
Gallery Central
12 Aberdeen Street
Description: 27 local artists were provided with a scroll of textured or patterned wall paper and asked to transform it into an original work. Print, draw or cut as they may, these 4 metre swatches are more than decoration, each one is modified in a unique way.
Works for sale are by artists, designers and photographers: P James Bryans, Cat Critch, Susanna Castleden, Harry Hummerston, Jo Darbyshire, Linda Banazis,Toogarr Morrisson, Penny Bovell, Paul Uhlmann, Mark Datodi, Philippa Nikulinsky, Anna Dunnill, Eva Fernandez, Trevor6025/Emma McPike, Sue Codee, Gregory Pryor, Little Design Horse, Clare McFarlane, Alex Spremberg, Annabel Dixon, Marzena Topka, Perdita Phillips, David Turley,Caitlin Yardley, Brendan Hibbert, Rebecca Dagnall.
Curated by Thelma John and P James Bryans
The show is sponsored by Wall Candy Wall Paper
Start Date: 12 July 2010
End Date: 31 July 2010
Opening Times: Mon-Fri, 10am-4.45pm; Sat 2-4.45pm
For more information, contact: Predrag
blend(er) gallery
4/48 Central Walk, Joondalup
Gallery open
6 - 31 July 2010
Tuesday - Saturday, 10.00am - 2.00pm
Friday, 7.00pm - 9.00pm
For more information: http://www.joondalup.wa.gov.au/Explore/Events/NAIDOCCelebrations/NyoongarDreamings.aspx
Venue:
Breathing Space, Library, Edith Cowan University
2 Bradford St, Mt Lawley
Description: This exhibition of conceptual photographic works explore the "trash bag" as a metaphor for a particular category of emotion: "bad" ones. Emotion itself has largely been treated as bad, as trash, in Western philosophical tradition - emotion has been situated as opposite and inferior to thought: affect versus cognition, passion versus reason, feeling versus thinking. The word trash has been inherited from American popular culture into popular contemporary urban Australian language to mean something other than rubbish, garbage or litter. We speak of feeling like trash. Trash and emotion share a sense of naturalness. A large part of the Western philosophical discourse regards emotion as natural: as wild forces beyond our control. Trash's etymological traces hark back to nature. For example, "trasch" in Middle English were fallen leaves and twigs. Yet, in the contemporary use of the word literal trash has come to signify the objects of consumer culture - discarded wrappers, plastic bottles, unwanted belongings. In the body bags the jumbo sized black rubbish bag embodies its badness and dread.
Start Date: 28 July 2010
End Date: 20 August 2010
Opening Times: Opening Night Wednesday 28 July 2010 @ 6pm
For more information, contact: the artist by email: info@catherinegomersall.com
