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ALCASTON GALLERY @ SYDNEY CONTEMPORARY 15
Alcaston Gallery is thrilled to be exhibiting at SYDNEY CONTEMPORARY 15 - Stand B01 at Carriageworks, NSW from 10 - 13 SEPTEMBER 2015.
Alcaston Gallery is exhibiting a group installation of Australian artists including those of Indigenous and Pacific heritage without compromising political and cultural aspects of the artists’ oeuvre.
Featured artists include Greg Semu, photographer, Mirdidingkingathi Juwarnda (Mrs Gabori), painter, Nonggirrnga Marawili, bark painter & sculptor, Naomi Hobson, painter, Angela Tiatia, multi-media artist, Dean Smith, ceramicist, Jaye Early, painter & performance artist, Judy Holding, painter and sculptor, and Freddy Ken, painter.
Follow this link to view our exhibition catalogue:http://alcastongallery.com.au/…/agsydneycontempo…/index.html
INSTALLATION IMAGES | HECTOR BURTON | MICK WIKILYIRI | RAY KEN | BRENTON KEN
Installation images:
HECTOR BURTON
MICK WIKILYIRI
RAY KEN
BRENTON KEN
25 AUGUST - 18 SEPTEMBER 2015
MIRDIDINGKINGATHI JUWARNDA (SALLY GABORI) BRISBANE AIRPORT INTERNATIONAL TERMINAL UPGRADE
ALL ABOUT ART: BRISBANE
Alcaston Gallery is currently hosting a pop-up collectors' exhibition in Brisbane titled 'All About Art'. Visit us at White Canvas Gallery in Fortitude Valley from Tuesday 12 - Saturday 22 August to view Alcaston Gallery’s exciting stable of emerging and acclaimed artists, showcasing the best in Contemporary Art from Australia and the Asia Pacific Region.
Address: White Canvas Gallery: 26 Church Street, Fortitude Valley, QLDOpening Hours: Wednesday - Saturday 11am - 6pm
MEET THE ARTISTS | WEDNESDAY 22 JULY
On Wednesday 22 July 2015 Alcaston Gallery was delighted to host our MEET THE ARTISTS event with JIMMY THAIDAY and ELLAROSE SAVAGE, who made the long journey down to Melbourne from Darnley Island in the Torres Strait for their exhibition 'Keriba Gedera Mer - Our Island Stories'.
Guest were also able to meet artist JAYE EARLY whose exhibition 'The History of Me on My Breath' was officially DR TOBY JULIFF, Art Historian and Academic, Faculty,Victorian College of the Arts, University of Melbourne.
The exhibition 'Balibal Country' by Queensland artist EMILY NGARNAL EVANS was also officially opened.
Exhibition Dates: 21 JULY - 14 AUGUST 2015