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Tranquility Falls, Art Month pop up exhibition

Grant Stevens’ work explores how we understand, construct and communicate our subjectivities and interpersonal relationships, especially how the ‘languages’ of our screen realities shape our constructions of self and disseminations of meaning.

Grant Stevens

Saturday 16 March 2013 to Friday 22 March 2013
Art exhibition in New South Wales, Australia.

Art Stage Singapore

At Art Stage Singapore we will be exhibiting a series of tapestries by Claire Healy & Sean Cordeiro, depicting fossil fuel explosions.

Claire Healy & Sean Cordeiro

Wednesday 23 January 2013 to Sunday 27 January 2013
Art exhibition in New South Wales, Australia.

Ignition

The new body of work focuses on the aesthetics of fossil fuel consumption with a series of tapestries depicting disasters that have manifested from the use of petroleum products and sculptural wall works that conflate the unique geometry of snowflakes with the huge variety in motor vehicle design.

Claire Healy & Sean Cordeiro

Saturday 13 October 2012 to Monday 31 December 2012
Opening: Saturday 13 October 2012
Art exhibition in New South Wales, Australia.

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Jonathan Jones

This installation was originally shown earlier this year in the Adelaide Biennial of Australian Art. Jonathan was concerned with making a connection to the local, and looked at the landscape of the south- east and the region’s main artery, the Murray-Darling River system.

Jonathan Jones

Saturday 18 August 2012 to Monday 31 December 2012
Opening: Thursday 23 August 2012
Art exhibition in New South Wales, Australia.

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Melbourne Art Fair 2012

At the Melbourne Art Fair 2012 gbk is presenting new and recent works by Sean Cordeiro & Claire Healy, Debra Dawes, Dara Gill, Jonathan Jones, Deborah Kelly, Fiona Lowry, Jess MacNeil, Hitesh Natalwala, Cameron Robbins, Joan Ross, Grant Stevens, and Daniel Templeman.

Fiona Lowry Sean Cordeiro And Claire Healy Debra Dawes Jonathan Jones Deborah Kelly Jess Mac Neil Hitesh Natalwala Joan Ross Grant Stevens Daniel Templeman Cameron Robbins Dara Gill

Sunday 01 July 2012 to Monday 31 December 2012
Art exhibition in New South Wales, Australia.

Dara Gill: Non-sense

In this collection of new work, Gill focusses on paradoxical and circular logic, notably its power to frustrate, confuse and paralyse. Unsurprisingly, the repetitiveness of such a conversation inevitably reduced the studio process to babble. Non-sense collects the debris as it attempts to remember what it was talking about.

Wednesday 12 September 2012 to Saturday 06 October 2012
Art exhibition in New South Wales, Australia.

The Claiming of Things

Joan Ross's new video The Claiming of Things reconfigures and plays with, as its backdrop, an early Australian colonial painting by John Glover. The work considers numerous themes simultaneously: the connection to, the disconnection from and ultimately the attempt to civilise nature; imperialism, its power relationships and racism; consumerism and throw-away culture.

Wednesday 12 September 2012 to Saturday 22 September 2012
Opening: Thursday 13 September 2012
Art exhibition in New South Wales, Australia.

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Jess MacNeil: "In between something I have"

Jess MacNeil’s new exhibition, In between something I have, presents large-scale, freestanding paintings alongside her new video work Angle of Incidence, and works on paper.

Saturday 23 June 2012 to Saturday 28 July 2012
Opening: Saturday 23 June 2012
Art exhibition in New South Wales, Australia.

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Debra Dawes: At Her Majesty’s Pleasure 2010

Beginning in April 2010, Debra Dawes corresponded with a young man known to her since his birth. Over the duration of his incarceration, on remand awaiting sentence, ‘DR’ and Dawes exchanged letters weekly. The necessity to nurture fragile connections and to understand something of his experience provided a profound impetus for this pursuit.

Debra Dawes

Saturday 05 May 2012 to Saturday 16 June 2012
Art exhibition in New South Wales, Australia.

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Seriously, Relax by Grant Stevens

Mired in the bog of our desktops, we sometimes pine for the simple things in life. Across video, drawing, photography and installation, Seriously, Relax presents an array of works that zigzag through the perils and pleasures of our working and private lives.

Grant Stevens

Thursday 15 March 2012 to Friday 20 April 2012
Opening: Thursday 15 March 2012
Art exhibition in New South Wales, Australia.

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Kamikaze Wasabi

Kamikaze Wasabi is an exhibition of extraordinary variety (with works across the mediums of collage, drawing, pastel and painting). Hitesh Natalwala exposes his fascination with the intricacies and iconographies of different cultures.

Hitesh Natalwala

Saturday 12 November 2011 to Saturday 17 December 2011
Art exhibition in New South Wales, Australia.

Daniel Templeman Back and Forth

Daniel Templeman

Saturday 10 September 2011 to Saturday 10 September 2011
Opening: Saturday 10 September 2011
Art exhibition in New South Wales, Australia.

Deborah Kelly Awfully Beastly

“I fall asleep with lurid lunar landscapes and lush alien ladies limbo dancing before my eyes. In skyscraper heels and skintight spacesuits they want to run, but stumble and fall, their heavy breasts making them teeter and then tip over, right! into! the! arms! of invading robots and swarthy horny evil scientists.

Deborah Kelly

Saturday 10 September 2011 to Saturday 10 September 2011
Opening: Saturday 10 September 2011
Art exhibition in New South Wales, Australia.

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LSDM- Lunar/Solar Drawing Machine by Cameron Robbins

Robbins is an artist, scientist, engineer, inventor, musician, alchemist. His interest in natural phenomena and the way they are documented, or, perhaps more accurately, how they can illustrate themselves. From invisible to visible: over the next month a newly installed solar panel on the roof of the gallery will feed Robbins’ Lunar/Solar Drawing Machine, transcribing the sun’s energy.

Cameron Robbins

Saturday 09 April 2011 to Monday 09 May 2011
Opening: Saturday 09 April 2011
Art exhibition in Australia.

Sean Cordeiro & Claire Healy: Drunken Clarity

You may well think you have missed the celebration; piles of empty bottles litter the floor and tables of a gallery seemingly empty of ‘art’. But Sean Cordeiro & Claire Healy have once again taken the destruction of a utilitarian object and made it art, indeed aesthetically extraordinary.

Sean Cordeiro And Claire Healy

Thursday 03 March 2011 to Saturday 02 April 2011
Opening: Thursday 03 March 2011
Art exhibition in New South Wales, Australia.

Shay (Shagheyegh) Mazloom: Blank Surface

In her performance and video work Blank Surface, Iranian artist Shay Mazloom uses her body as a screen upon which descriptors are projected like some kind of scrolling viral tattoo, or laser-like scanning device searching the body for a vulnerable crevice or opening.

Shay Shagheyegh Mazloom

Thursday 03 March 2011 to Saturday 02 April 2011
Opening: Thursday 03 March 2011
Art exhibition in New South Wales, Australia.

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First. One. Thing. Then. Another.

Paintings and a video by Jess MacNeil.

Jess Mac Neil

Tuesday 01 February 2011 to Saturday 26 February 2011
Opening: Tuesday 01 February 2011
Art exhibition in Australia.

"Abstraction (Citizen)"

Citizenry has implications of community and belonging, but does commonplace labelling clarify or obfuscate the layerings of identity?

Gordon Bennett

Wednesday 17 November 2010 to Saturday 18 December 2010
Opening: Wednesday 17 November 2010
Art exhibition in Australia.

Once upon a time in Great Parrotland (butterfly) 2010 image

Joan Ross: Enter At Your Own Risk

Joan Ross: Enter At Your Own Risk presents an extraordinary, uncanny tableaux which entices the gaze but also offends. Exposing a creeping colonisation of the mind and the eye, is this a history lesson or harbinger? Past, present, or future? All three.

Joan Ross

Thursday 14 October 2010 to Saturday 13 November 2010
Opening: Thursday 14 October 2010
Art exhibition in New South Wales, Australia.

Breed Like Flies from the Beastess series image

Tender Cuts - Deborah Kelly

Kelly's imagery mates & mutates ideas and pictorial elements salvaged (or savaged) from our collective visual vocabulary, unsettling both the biological and cultural imaginings of the Feminine. Exuberant iconoclasm arrests the spectator. These handmade collages in the Dada tradition confront new social realities.

Wednesday 15 September 2010 to Saturday 09 October 2010
Opening: Wednesday 15 September 2010
Art exhibition in New South Wales, Australia.

Grant Stevens - Horizons

In the wilderness of our modern lives, it can sometimes be difficult to get a clear view. Using a variety of media including video, photography and sculpture, Horizons presents new works that waver between substance and gesture.

Grant Stevens

Wednesday 11 August 2010 to Saturday 04 September 2010
Opening: Wednesday 11 August 2010
Art exhibition in New South Wales, Australia.

Gallery Barry Keldoulis at the Melbourne Art Fair

gbk is participating in the Melbourne Art Fair from 4 – 8 August with works by Sean Cordeiro & Claire Healy, Debra Dawes, Richard Dunn, Jonathan Jones, Deborah Kelly, Fiona Lowry, Jess MacNeil, Hitesh Natalwala, Joan Ross, Grant Stevens, Daniel Templeman and Thukral & Tagra. Our booth is located on the ground floor, opposite the entrance, stand number E23.

Fiona Lowry Sean Cordeiro And Claire Healy Debra Dawes Richard Dunn Jonathan Jones Deborah Kelly Jess Mac Neil Hitesh Natalwala Joan Ross Grant Stevens Daniel Templeman

Wednesday 04 August 2010 to Sunday 08 August 2010
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

Complete by Debra Dawes

During July, Debra Dawes’ Open Studio - untitled will move from gbk’s project space to the main gallery space, where the large painting Debra has been working on since February will be exhibited until the 24 July.

Thursday 08 July 2010 to Saturday 24 July 2010
Opening: Saturday 10 July 2010
Art exhibition in Australia.

Sean Cordeiro & Claire Healy: Where We've Been, Where We're Going, Why.

The title of Sean & Claire’s exhibition is what was to have been the title of Christa McAuliffe’s lesson to the schoolchildren of America from the space shuttle Challenger.

Thursday 06 May 2010 to Saturday 26 June 2010
Opening: Friday 14 May 2010
Art exhibition in Australia.

Open Studio - untitled

Debra Dawes’ has occupied our Project Studio for her ‘performative’ work Open Studio – untitled. Debra will be turning her normally cloistered studio practice inside out and will be working in public and interactively. Please email the gallery for more details.

Wednesday 03 March 2010 to Thursday 03 June 2010
Art exhibition in Australia.

Apart from the pulling and hauling stands what I am image

Fiona Lowry - I loved you yesterday

New works

Thursday 15 April 2010 to Saturday 01 May 2010
Opening: Wednesday 14 April 2010
Art exhibition in Australia.

Untitled (domestic heads or tails) image

Jonathan Jonesrevolution

Jonathan Jones’ exhibition revolution, introduces new fluoro works that pull traditional Koori line marking into three dimensions and graphite works that resonate with the crystalline structures of salt from as far afield as the Murray River and the beaches of Gandhi’s Gujarat.

Tuesday 02 March 2010 to Saturday 10 April 2010
Art exhibition in New South Wales, Australia.

Thukral & Tagra

Featuring in the 6th Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art at Queensland Art Gallery | Gallery of Modern Art, India’s emerging dynamic art duo Jiten Thukral & Sumir Tagra work collaboratively in a wide variety of media including painting, sculpture, installation, video, graphic and product design, websites, music and fashion.

Monday 23 November 2009 to Wednesday 23 December 2009
Art exhibition in Australia.

PaksploytationHitesh Natalwala

Hitesh Natalwala explores his diverse histories and those of the sub-continental diaspora with abstraction and the imagery of Holly- and- Bollywood, flora and the manmade world.

Wednesday 30 September 2009 to Saturday 31 October 2009
Opening: Wednesday 30 September 2009
Art exhibition in Australia.

Richard Dunn

Through abstraction and figuration, the work engages with the Fibonacci sequence, which appears throughout nature - in the branching of trees, the uncurling of ferns, the arrangement of a pine cone and the spiral in shells.

Thursday 03 September 2009 to Tuesday 29 September 2009
Opening: Friday 04 September 2009
Art exhibition in New South Wales, Australia.