Petrina Hicks’ Beautiful Creatures appeals to our senses. Immediately alluring the large-scale, hyper-real photographs, are all rendered so clearly and with such control that they are reminiscent of advertisements, promoting a slick new television series perhaps, or teen clothing range.
Wednesday 02 March 2011 to Saturday 09 April 2011 Opening: Wednesday 02 March 2011
Published on Monday 28 February 2011. Art exhibition in Australia.
Narelle Autio / Pat Brassington / Petrina Hicks / Mark Kimber / William Lamson / Polixeni Papapetrou / Trent Parke / Robyn Stacey / William Yang In SEASON10 we are featuring a mix of unseen images and work selected from previous series by each artist, with an emphasis on summer and celebration.
Wednesday 10 November 2010 to Wednesday 22 December 2010
Published on Monday 13 December 2010. Art exhibition in Australia.
Love Sick consists of a group show at Stills Gallery (29 September – 6 November 2010) that features video art and photomedia, and four larger-than-life photographic works on the Hazelhurst Regional Gallery & Art Centre billboards (15 October 2010 - 29 January 2011).
Wednesday 29 September 2010 to Saturday 06 November 2010 Opening: Wednesday 29 September 2010
Published on Monday 20 September 2010. Art exhibition in Australia.
Mark Kimber’s new work is fanciful and serious in equal measure. The photographs in All That Glisters present hermetically sealed mini dioramas that speak of our need to place value upon, control, and create memorabilia within our lives. The worlds of Polixeni Papapetrou are increasingly fantastical in this new exhibition Between Worlds. These images are striking, disturbing and memorable.
Wednesday 02 June 2010 to Saturday 03 July 2010
Published on Thursday 27 May 2010. Art exhibition in Australia.
Artist Talk Saturday 15 May 2pm South African-based photographer Roger Ballen is included in the 17th Biennale of Sydney line up of artists. To coincide with the Biennale exhibition Ballen's most recent series Boarding House will be on show at Stills Gallery 21 April - 29 May 2010 alongside a selection of works from his earlier Outland series.
Wednesday 21 April 2010 to Saturday 29 May 2010 Opening: Wednesday 21 April 2010
Published on Tuesday 13 April 2010. Art exhibition in Australia.
Stills Gallery is delighted to present a selection of new works by Pat Brassington as part of Art Month Sydney 2010, including her recent series A Perfect Day.
Wednesday 10 March 2010 to Saturday 17 April 2010 Opening: Wednesday 17 March 2010
Published on Wednesday 03 March 2010. Art exhibition in New South Wales, Australia.
In our first exhibition for 2010 we present four emerging artists working with the enigmatic auras of photographs and objects.
Wednesday 10 February 2010 to Saturday 06 March 2010 Opening: Wednesday 10 February 2010
Published on Wednesday 20 January 2010. Art exhibition in Australia.
We are celebrating the end of the year with a new initiative. In collaboration with Magnum Photos, Stills is offering a selection of works from some of the most well-known and best-loved Magnum photographers. In addition, we will be exhibiting a selection of works from Stills printroom, a reminder of some of the wonderful artists we represent.
Wednesday 02 December 2009 to Wednesday 23 December 2009 Opening: Wednesday 02 December 2009
Published on Wednesday 02 December 2009. Art exhibition in Australia.
This year Magnum photographer Trent Parke, one of Australia’s best-known and most original photographers, was commissioned by Sydney Opera House, as an artist in residence, to shoot behind the scenes. With his characteristic originality and imagination Parke takes us with him backstage.
Wednesday 28 October 2009 to Saturday 28 November 2009 Opening: Wednesday 28 October 2009
Published on Tuesday 20 October 2009. Art exhibition in Australia.
For her new body of work, The Summer of Us, Autio has returned to the ocean, but this time to the shore, to the natural and man-made remnants of long summer days; to a lone pink thong, the skeletons of sun hats and sand-crusted fish. Her collection of images introduces us to a lovely continuum existing between manufactured and natural, between ocean and land.
Wednesday 25 March 2009 to Saturday 09 May 2009 Opening: Saturday 28 March 2009
Published on Thursday 19 March 2009. Art exhibition in Australia.
Traditional photography, like hard science, could not fulfill the task of capturing what the eye, not the camera, observes of the Aurora Australis. Instead Jenkinson uses the lenticular image process, involving the digital reconstitution of several images into a single print. As a ridged lens covering the print simultaneously reveals and conceals its elements, a shifting and illusory effect arise
Wednesday 18 February 2009 to Saturday 21 March 2009 Opening: Wednesday 18 February 2009
Published on Wednesday 11 February 2009. Art exhibition in Australia.
Using materials such as tea and sugar Dorota Mytych recreates photographs sculpturally in order to video them. Her images appear on screen slowly, particle by particle and stay quietly with the viewer. Once the image has coalesced, the process is reversed and the image breaks piece-by-piece leaving nothing but an empty white screen.
The end of the year is upon us. To celebrate we are showing a selection of six Stills artists: Narelle Autio, Tim Georgeson, William Lamson, Trent Parke, Glenn Sloggett, Danielle Thompson
Wednesday 10 December 2008 to Saturday 14 February 2009 Opening: Wednesday 10 December 2008
Published on Tuesday 09 December 2008. Art exhibition in Australia.
Martin Smith’s 'In response to knowing when something is finished' series focuses on those small moments that glance into a life. The loss or absence inherent in photographic images, which are suggestive of another time and place, is echoed in the physical loss of the words cut into the surface of the works.
Wednesday 05 November 2008 to Saturday 06 December 2008 Opening: Wednesday 05 November 2008
Published on Saturday 25 October 2008. Art exhibition in Australia.
Three-Hole Mountain Inn follows a similar process to Decoy (Stills 2007), where Adair physically constructs all of his sets and props before photographing them. The method of re-creating and re-presenting objects has become integral to developing his practice and continues his interest in the relationship between sculpture and photography.
In Edgeland, Mark Kimber continues his use of vivid primary coloured images to portray the urban landscape in an unfamiliar way. Objects in the environment are isolated and made strange, walls and house facades appear surreal and two dimensional, skies are brilliant blue, vegetation a lurid green. The world that is ordinarily familiar to us becomes fresh and novel.
Wednesday 01 October 2008 to Saturday 01 November 2008 Opening: Wednesday 01 October 2008
Published on Wednesday 03 September 2008. Art exhibition in Australia.
Scans of scrap newspaper and packaging are transformed into delicate symmetrical shapes. Appearing like isolated microscopic studies, these are science fictions in their own right.
In Games of Consequence, Papapetrou explores the symbolic space of childhood today. Her images delve into the hollows of childhood spaces (physical, psychological and emotional), their games and practises. By recreating playful and sometimes emotional exchanges through her child models, she re-enacts the freedom of movement and self-determination that children once experienced.
Thursday 28 August 2008 to Saturday 27 September 2008 Opening: Wednesday 27 August 2008
Published on Tuesday 12 August 2008. Art exhibition in Australia.
Beverley Veasey’s 2006 series Natural History depicted animals and birds in artificial environments. In this new body of work, Habitats, her interest in the artificial continues however this time the inhabitants, the animals, are nowhere to be found.
Published on Tuesday 12 August 2008. Art exhibition in New South Wales, Australia.
Stretto, from the Latin to draw close, is Christine Cornish’s latest body of work. In keeping with earlier works, Cornish has created simple yet profound compositions that are also philosophical in intent.
Wednesday 23 July 2008 to Saturday 23 August 2008 Opening: Wednesday 23 July 2008
Published on Tuesday 22 July 2008. Art exhibition in New South Wales, Australia.
Robyn Stacey’s most recent work re-creates the lost garden of Elizabeth Bay House once world famous not only for the Australian natives but for the exotics imported from China, India, and the Cape of Good Hope and South America. Her artwork gives us access to important historical collections and through that to ideas about history and how our present is shaped by the past.
Wednesday 23 July 2008 to Saturday 23 August 2008
