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Rabbit Proof @ Hardware

Rabbit Proof is an exhibition showcasing the work of fresh new artists studying at the Sydney Gallery School. This exhibition marks Hardware Gallery's 5th year of collaboration with the Sydney Gallery School and giving upcoming artists a chance to participate in a professionally curated show. 4263

Wish You Were Here – Trevor King @ 48 Little Oxford

8:40pm Thursday night, wandering innocently up the hill to Taylor Square after the epic Motion/Pictures pop-up we noticed a crowd of people and some warm lights coming from down the Little Oxford Street alley. It looked arty and cosy so it was inevitable that we would…

Motion/Pictures @ Gallery A.S.

The Gallery A.S. phenomenon seems to be about bringing a serious amount of hype and credibility to the humble "pop-up" exhibition. Booking amazing venues and backed by well connected PR types, the Gallery A.S. shows already have a reputation of being epic. The latest offering was served up…

Gala Auction @ Global Gallery

Last week we hit Global Gallery for their annual Gala Auction to raise funds for Mission Australia. The list of artists going under the hammer was pretty awesome, including works from Shepard Fairey, Anthony Lister, Banksy, Ghostpatrol, Anthony Bartok, Sidney Nolan, Sally Morgan and a…

SELF – Varry Niven-Fisher @ Kaleidoscope

We have been meaning to get along to Kaleidoscope Gallery since it moved. We made it, finally! From a snug little spot on Danks Street the gallery beckons passers-by to take a break and wander in to its long and brightly lit space. There was…

Love is Here @ aMBUSH

If your were asked to create a work inspired buy the words "I Love You" what would you come up with? For 35 creatives from around the country the answer is here in black and white (perhaps a hint of colour here and there). The Love…

Cakes & Canvas @ Sweets Workshop

In an interview with Sweets Workshop, Glen and Denin Spencer described their goal for their new exhibition "... for people who see our show to see paintings that look good enough to eat, and cakes and cookies that look almost too good to eat!" We think they well…

Mark Alsweiler – Sundial @ China Heights

Sometimes, unintentionally, we stumble across gold. Walking into China Heights last Friday after a rubbish week, desperate for distraction, was one of those times. "Sundial" from Mark Alsweiler was a stunning exhibition. The artwork itself and the production of the exhibition just brought smiles to…