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‘Life Remixed’ – April White @ Salerno Gallery

April White's new show Life Remixed opened at Salerno Gallery last week. This exhibition showcased a continuation of her series of surreal (self?) portraits, as well as a collection of digital works that examined the artist's interpretation of modern society and culture. While the digital works…

‘Under Pressure’ @ Gallery Red

Back in January Gallery Red held the 2014 edition of "Under Pressure". Yes, January. Sorry we're late. This show is an annual celebration printmaking, one of our favourite mediums (as you may be aware). The show was a strong 2014 opener for Gallery Red –…

The Human Environment @ The Glue Society Studios

We love art. Generally we try not to bother you with politics, but to give this show context we need to touch on some basics. Remember when we, as a nation, sent ourselves to a living hell by voted in the Abbott government? Soon after our…

Cranium @ M2

Skulls! That's probably all we need to say about Cranium, the latest exhibition opening at M2 Gallery. But that'd be lazy. Cranium is the first of what is set to be an annual exhibition. It focused on that marvelous icon: the skull. The exhibition was…

B&W @ The Tate

We ♥ group shows. Lots of artists, big crowds and something for everyone. B&W was a show with a very simple brief: works must be in greyscale and fit into a standard small frame. Artists that answered the call were Tom Schwaiger, Luschia Porter, Roach, Madeleine…

New Site

And we're back for 2014 with a fucking hot new site. There might be some teething issues - if you find any please let us know on the contact page or straight via email - webisdead@strobed.jameselks.com. Thank you!

Christmas Art Markets

Most people shop online these days. And why not? You can sit in your pajamas while watching whatever trendy HBO TV-series you're into. Whatever, we all do it. This year, why not get out of the house to some kind of Christmas-y arty market? Etsy…

What Are You Looking At? – Michael Rossiter @ Salerno Gallery

Pop-Surrealist, Micahel Rossiter, opened his third solo show at Salerno Gallery last week. The exhibition featured works from a 5 year period, demonstrating Rossiter's move from structured geometrical work to playful landscapes filled with characters and movement. Rossiter openly acknowledges that the shift in his work owes…