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Lusydity @ THE TATE

The Chrown Collective were in the spotlight last week at The TATE with their group show Lusydity. The 11 artists involved drew inspiration from the subconscious and altered states of mind. Each artist worked in their own medium and style to bring together an exhibition that was eclectic and surreal. It…

Girls Girls Girls @ The TATE

Weeks fly by, and with an opening every Wednesday night since their launch, we've missed a lot at the TATE already! But we're back, this time to check out Girls, Girls, Girls. As the name implies this is an exhibition featuring girls: not as the…

Undertones – April White @ Salerno Gallery

April White's exhibition Undertones opened at Salerno Gallery last week. The show features a collection of works both old and new exploring the artist's inner workings. The highly emotive and surreal self portraits were created with a mix of expressive pencil lines, paints and collage.…

There Goes the Neighbourhood @ The Tate

It's no secret that we loved Lo-Fi, and when it handed the reigns to The Standard we were a little sad. BUT (!) Lo-Fi Collective has a new baby – The TATE. Located upstairs at the Toxteth Hotel on Glebe Point Road, this little gallery…

Face Apart @ Salerno Gallery

After a few beers last Thursday at the latest hipster watering hole in Glebe, we trundled across the road to see the latest at Salerno Gallery: Face Apart. People spilled onto the street trying to glimpse works by six Sydney-based artists: Anton Pulvirenti, Simon Lovelace, Phil…

10 Girls, 10 Colours @ Salerno

After many attempts a similar number of failures we finally made it to an exhibition opening at Salerno Gallery in Glebe! It's about time we checked out some fresh arty space, not to mention a fresh new exhibition. This took the form of an exhibition…

Go Font Ur Self @ Peer Gallery

Nicely timed with the kick off of Semi Permanent design conference festivities, Peer Gallery's 4th installment of "Go Font Ur Self" opened this week giving typography nerds some serious joy. 885