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Spreading The Disease @ blank_space

It's back! After an extended hiatus blank_space's walls are once again ready to bring you 'the art'. The group of artists who had the lucky opportunity of re-opening the space as a gallery were Bennett, Kalen and Tez with their show "Spreading The Disease". 1538

Girls N Cars – Fiona Wolf @ China Heights

When you hear the title "Girl N Cars" what springs to mind? Trashy car magazines? Bikinis? Autosalon? Fresh from a win at this years Head On Portrait Prize, Fiona Wolf has different ideas. 1485

Zoe Johnson + Take T Yusuke @ ESP Gallery

Another night, another opening. Feeling lazy and yet in desperate need of art, we decided to try something new. ESP Gallery was a very pleasant surprise (!), as were the artists exhibiting on this particular night. 1463

SIXTEEN @ Somedays

SIXTEEN was Jackson Eaton, Pedro Ramos, Luke Byrne, Ward Roberts, Oliver Bryce Yates, Sam Ash, Sam Stephenson, Brett Chan, Leon Batchelor, Gene Eaton, Tony Mckey, Ross Jenkinson, Sam Chiplin, Joe Coleman, Ryan Kenny and last but not least Jacinda Fermanis who pulled this bunch together…

Superset + Beth Josey + Jasmin Dessmann

It's no surprise that opening nights at Gaffa Gallery are epic; multiple galleries equals multiple shows sharing the glory. This opening night included great wine and an army of art lovers out to get their fix. 1374

Stereo Portrait Project @ Oh Really

So, apparently there is some sort of 3D revolution clawing into cinema, TV and now clean cut portrait photography. And while Avatar was mediocre and the 3D Sate of Origin was ignored, this portrait stuff was impressive. 1305

Deb Mansfield @ Sheffer Gallery

Last week Sheffer Gallery played host to Deb Mansfield's new collection "Hush Now, Louisiana". 1302

Medium: Vinyl @ Hardware

Hardware gallery has a hidden secret; it is a cover operation for something far more sinister. The gallery's Record Room brings vinyl fanatics from all over Sydney to this particular spot on Enmore Road to flick through thousandss of records in hope of finding some missing gem…