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Jesse Marlow - Don't Just Tell Them, Show Them (Part 3)

Winner of the 2011 International Street Photography Award, Jesse Marlow's next solo exhibition at Anna Pappas Gallery is the final instalment of his series, Don't Just Tell Them, Show Them which is based on his book featuring the whole series to be published in late 2012.

Jesse Marlow

Thursday 19 April 2012 to Saturday 26 May 2012
Opening: Wednesday 18 April 2012
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

Paul Yore - ????? ???? (Panta Rei)

Yore's first solo exhibition at Anna Pappas Gallery presents a series of paintings without paint. Plasticine has been worked into thousands of fine layers of colour in order to build up a sculptural impasto. Drawing from the ancient proverb by Heraclitus of Ephesus that 'everything flows', the works depict a lurid multiverse in fluxus; a shifting, unstable physical or intellectual division.

Paul Yore

Thursday 19 April 2012 to Saturday 26 May 2012
Opening: Wednesday 18 April 2012
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

David Palliser - Extended Foot

Bursting through active layers, gestural mark-making, illusions of sculptural forms - David Palliser's second solo exhibition at Anna Pappas Gallery continues his exploration of contemporary abstract painting. Working on the traditional principles of painting, he creates vividly rich works with ecstatic inventions and exasperated analysis.

David Palliser

Thursday 15 March 2012 to Saturday 14 April 2012
Opening: Wednesday 14 March 2012
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

Billy Gruner, Installation at Carriageworks, Sydney image

New Wave: Experimental Painting - Billy Gruner & Sarah Keighery

Gruner and Keighery have been radical advocates of purist styles of work since 1995, and what that implies is a kind of successional approach to contemporary art and its preferences. They draw on their influence from the experimental painting movement of the 80s, which brought a savage return to reductive practices.

Billy Gruner Sarah Keighery

Thursday 15 March 2012 to Saturday 14 April 2012
Opening: Wednesday 14 March 2012
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

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David Palliser - Does the painting stop when the music starts? and Natascha Stellmach - Agent Provocateur

A one-off event by Berlin-based multi-disciplinary artist Natascha Stellmach, plus an improvised music performance by well-known Melbourne painter David Palliser, comprising saxophone and electronics.

David Palliser Natascha Stellmach

Friday 30 March 2012 to Friday 30 March 2012
Opening: Friday 30 March 2012
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

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Project 12: This Is Not A Love Song

Curated by Anna Pappas and Laura Castagnini

Tony Garifalakis Darren Sylvester Lucas Grogan Ben Coonley Ross Coulter & Meredith Turnbull Sue Dodd Irene Hanenbergh Heidi Holmes Marco Paulo Rolla Zoe Scoglio & Cait Foran Salote Tawale Malcolm Whittaker Danae Valenza

Tuesday 07 February 2012 to Saturday 10 March 2012
Opening: Friday 10 February 2012
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

Art Stage Singapore

Cyrus Tang will be featured at Art Stage Singapore.

Cyrus Tang

Thursday 12 January 2012 to Sunday 15 January 2012
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

Voyager 7 - After Deer Hunt Tournament, image

Justin Cooper - Virtual Voyager

Twice finalist in the Doug Moran Portrait Prize, Justin Cooper is a unique emerging artist whose first solo exhibition at Anna Pappas Gallery features a suite of multi-layered drawings with a twist; the artist created each drawing, after playing a different video game for 42 hours straight.

Justin Cooper

Thursday 17 November 2011 to Thursday 22 December 2011
Opening: Wednesday 16 November 2011
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

Brad Haylock - Without Time

Without Time continues Brad Haylock's ongoing questioning of the commodification of critical practices, in particular the intersection of artistic avant-gardes and luxury capitalism. The exhibition's title is derived with irony from a literal mistranslation of the Italian phrase 'senza tempo', accurately translated as 'timeless', the name of the 2010 collection by Italian furniture maker Minotti.

Brad Haylock

Thursday 13 October 2011 to Sunday 13 November 2011
Opening: Wednesday 12 October 2011
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

The World's Fair

MacEwan works across a range of media from drawing and animation, to sculpture, jewellery and the making of 'useless' machines.

Simon Mac Ewan

Thursday 13 October 2011 to Sunday 13 November 2011
Opening: Wednesday 12 October 2011
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

Christina Hayes - Before I Wake

Referencing the old children's prayer 'If I die before I wake, I pray the Lord my soul to take', Christina Hayes presents a series of portraits that explore passages through geographies and phases of mortality.

Christina Hayes

Saturday 27 August 2011 to Sunday 09 October 2011
Opening: Friday 26 August 2011
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

Julia Robinson - Slumber or perish

Julia Robinson's third solo exhibition at Anna Pappas Gallery, Slumber or perish follows a number of shows this year including, Imagining Interiors at the Jam Factory, Adelaide (curated by Wendy Walker in conjunction with Craftsouth), Damn Your Eyes at Greenaway Gallery, Adelaide and Third Impact in conjunction with Rohan Fraser, at Light Square Gallery, Adelaide.

Julia Robinson

Saturday 27 August 2011 to Sunday 09 October 2011
Opening: Friday 26 August 2011
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

Elisabeth Weissensteiner - Fragments and Dances

We understand life as movement in time, and we understand dance as movement in a pattern. So if we move in our life from one place to another we are performing a short dance. If we move often our dance becomes more varied. The earth is a continuously moving ball, sometimes even moving erratically, how can we assume that we ever stand still on stable ground?

Elisabeth Weissensteiner Rod Moss

Thursday 21 July 2011 to Wednesday 24 August 2011
Opening: Wednesday 20 July 2011
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

Rod Moss - Mirror

There is little in Australian art that might stand as precursor to Rod Moss’s disturbing Central Australian paintings. Arthur Boyd’s ‘Bride’ series, which was inspired by a trip to the Centre and takes as its subject the marriage of a half-caste Aboriginal bride, might certainly by one contender. Boyd however had a painter’s penchant for harmony that nowadays eclipses their tragic conten

Rod Moss

Thursday 21 July 2011 to Wednesday 24 August 2011
Opening: Wednesday 20 July 2011
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

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Hatchlings & The Fleeting Now and Eternity

Ewen Coates' new sculptural works are cairn-like forms that one might easily perceive as religious symbols or markers. Cast in bronze, the archaic patina that covers them only adds to this first instinctive impression.

Cyrus Tang Ewen Coates

Saturday 11 June 2011 to Sunday 17 July 2011
Opening: Friday 10 June 2011
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

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Johnnie Dady - An Uncertain Object

For this new exhibition Johnnie Dady has fabricated improbable yet commonplace objects, things that just might work, or failing that, be returned to the scrapheap of invention.

Johnnie Dady

Thursday 12 May 2011 to Tuesday 07 June 2011
Opening: Wednesday 11 May 2011
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

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Lisa Andrew - New Works 2011

Lisa Andrew New Works 2011 continues Lisa Andrew's experimentation with the possibilities of drawing with textiles. She inscribes the drawing by adding and subtracting to conceal and reveal at the same time.

Lisa Andrew

Thursday 12 May 2011 to Tuesday 07 June 2011
Opening: Wednesday 11 May 2011
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

Grant NimmoThis is Woven Piper: Paintings For The Funnel

Grant Nimmo continues his long-term fascination with the mysteries and secrets of the natural world in a mesmerizing new series of small paintings of remote and untouched landscapes and of the strange characters who inhabit such places.

Grant Nimmo

Wednesday 13 April 2011 to Saturday 07 May 2011
Opening: Tuesday 12 April 2011
Art exhibition in Australia.

Michaela GleaveI Would Bring You The Stars

Michaela Gleave's multi-media 2011 solo exploration, once again tests the boundaries of our everyday perceptual experience, allowing us to experience the processes by which we comprehend reality in various forms.

Michaela Gleave

Wednesday 13 April 2011 to Saturday 07 May 2011
Opening: Tuesday 12 April 2011
Art exhibition in Australia.

Jesse Marlow - OAO (One And Only)

Jesse Marlow’s dynamic new photographic series, OAO (One And Only), chronicles the explosion of graffiti in the Central Australian Desert as a vehicle of expression for indigenous youths.

Jesse Marlow

Friday 11 March 2011 to Saturday 09 April 2011
Opening: Friday 11 March 2011
Art exhibition in Australia.

Sam Grigorian - “Breaking Ranks”

Berlin-based artist Sam Grigorian has developed a unique technique of treating and layering paper to produce tactile experiments in minimalism. Grigorian utilises paper of varying quality, colour and origin – yellowed, cracked, stained and torn.

Sam Grigorian

Friday 11 March 2011 to Saturday 09 April 2011
Opening: Friday 11 March 2011
Art exhibition in Australia.

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paradise…a hell of a placeCurated by Anna Pappas

paradise...a hell of a place presents eleven Australian and international artists seeking the contemporary relevance of a word that has been reconceived perpetually throughout history. Utilising the diverse media of sculpture, installation, photography, film, animation, drawing and painting, these artists guide us through personal and universal encounters with paradise.

Bonnie Lane Paolo Consorti Deborah Kelly Andy Hutson The Sisters Hayes Sarah Berners Brad Haylock Christopher Köller Simon Mac Ewan Natascha Stellmach Michael Wegerer

Friday 04 February 2011 to Wednesday 09 March 2011
Opening: Friday 11 February 2011
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

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Michael Georgetti – Arena

Much like the Rubik’s cube he uses in his installations, the work of young and emerging artist Michael Georgetti requires us to pay attention to how forms and constructions interrelate simultaneously.

Michael Georgetti

Thursday 18 November 2010 to Thursday 23 December 2010
Opening: Thursday 18 November 2010
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

20 meals eaten by Vin, Lisa and Lewis (between the 8 and 27 March 2010) 2, 2010 image

Vin Ryan – Endless Days

With a new photographic series of dirty dishes used by himself and his family over period of three months, Vin Ryan presents us with a gritty rawness that defines his earlier work while stunning us with the versatility of his ever-evolving medium.

Vin Ryan

Thursday 18 November 2010 to Thursday 23 December 2010
Opening: Thursday 18 November 2010
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

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Jayne Dyer – Talking In TonguesGallery 2 (Upstairs)

In Talking In Tongues, Jayne Dyer posits the scenario of two people having a conversation. After the conversation each person recollects what was said and what was meant. Two people, two stories, common yet separate, simultaneously connected and disconnected.

Jayne Dyer

Wednesday 13 October 2010 to Saturday 13 November 2010
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

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Matt Coyle – The Shades: New Drawings and PrintsGallery 1 (Downstairs)

Matt Coyle’s signature use of black pen on white paper has evolved over many years, allowing him to explore the possibilities of line and the dramatic effects of light and shadow. Imbuing his images with dense pictorial narratives of disturbing and macabre scenes, he brings out what is hidden, murky or indistinct within the shadows, making The Shades horrifying yet strangely absorbing.

Matt Coyle

Wednesday 13 October 2010 to Saturday 13 November 2010
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

Stable Artists Stockroom Show

Selection of Stable Artists including Grant Nimmo, Sam Grigorian, Antonius Nijssen, Tina Vlassopulos, Steen Kepp, David Palliser and more.

Carolyn Fels David Palliser Elisabeth Weissensteiner Grant Nimmo Matt Coyle Owen Leong Sam Grigorian Regina Heinz Antonius Nijssen Martha Waijop Steen Kepp Tina Vlassopulos

Wednesday 08 September 2010 to Saturday 09 October 2010
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

Nerve Bangle - David Palliser

The paintings in Nerve Bangle have a formalist’s love of the elemental beauty of picture making: a series of studies or explorations of the relationship between colour, line, shape, texture and the illusions depth and volume. They are experiments in perception that render the microscopic physics of sight in giant, simplified form.