BLINDSIDE

Summer Studio | Made Unmade | Jordan Mitchell-fletcher

Jordan Mitchell-Fletcher’s work is engaged with the idea of materiality as encompassing a conglomerate of relations in which matter is modified by time, change and process, rather than being something inert.

Jordan Mitchell Fletcher

Tuesday 19 January 2016 to Thursday 21 January 2016
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

Summer Studio | The Light Pours Out Of Me | Emily Yuting Chen

Emily Yuting Chen’s practice explores the property of light reflexively through the mechanism of technological apparatuses such as the slide projector and flatbed scanner.

Emily Yuting Chen

Tuesday 19 January 2016 to Thursday 21 January 2016
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

INTRODUCING OUR FEATURE ARTIST: JULIE RRAP

Fleshpool is a work that explores the body and its other: its shadow, its reflection. This work attempts to use technology as a mirror on itself, to push beyond the rational and explore both the sinister and the visionary in the human desire to challenge nature.

Julie Rrap

Monday 23 November 2015 to Sunday 03 January 2016
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

CURTAIN CALL | FLESH EXPRESS

Through their provocative performance based practices Melissa Matveyeff and Diego Ramirez flagrantly use their bodies as expressive instruments of self-exploration, set to challenge ideas around sexuality and self-identity.

Diego Ramirez Melissa Matveyeff

Wednesday 02 December 2015 to Saturday 19 December 2015
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

Area Denial PlausibleTed McKinlay

A visual thinker, Ted McKinlay mixes multiple images from everywhere into a space that works pictorially, and yet, does not. His medium is half-painting and friction-based drawing.

Ted Mc Kinlay

Wednesday 11 November 2015 to Saturday 28 November 2015
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

3 collections

The Door in the Wall

Art practice bears the responsibility to conceive of innumerable realities; to reconcile the tension between actuality and imagination. At once, art practicioners are utopians, futurists, visionaries, radicals and progressives. They navigate and mediate between the rational and the more fantastical elements of experience, and explore the relationship between ideation and action.

Kiron Robinson David Thomas Peter Westwood Nikos Pantazopoulos Kenny Pittock Gabriel Tongue Amanda Hensby Andrew Tetzlaff Caleb Shea Charles O’Loughlin. Michael Armstrong Eleanor Louise Butt Madé Spencer Castle Maya Chakraborty Jessica Curry Lauren Dunn Leslie Eastman Adriane Hayward Kenneth Suico Si Ma Va

Wednesday 11 November 2015 to Saturday 28 November 2015
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

The Narcissus SuitePatrick Rees (LA)

Rees is an interdisciplinary artist who draws from a wide range of media to create ‘objects’ and larger multifaceted installations and performances.

Patrick Rees

Wednesday 11 November 2015 to Saturday 28 November 2015
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

Quarter AcreCurators Adriane & Verity Hayward

Eva Abbinga, Adrian Doyle, Jacqui Gordon, Eugenia Raftopoulos, Jessie Scott. In Quarter acre, six Australian artists explore the contemporary shift in the nature of the Great Australian Dream within the context of the house, the home and the suburb.

Curators Adriane Verity Hayward

Wednesday 21 October 2015 to Tuesday 17 November 2015
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

2 collections

Make BelieveMin Wong & Talitha Kennedy

Make Believe applies the trope of ‘the cave’ to the gallery space, relating the installation experience to a ritualized inter-dimensional portal to a suggested underworld or psychological shift.

Min Wong Talitha Kennedy

Wednesday 30 September 2015 to Saturday 17 October 2015
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

Tristan and Isolde The Best Of part oneTravis John

Tristan And Isolde The Best Of part one is a performance work which examines the consumption of the pop/rock star myth, navigating the evolution from cultural revolutionary to doormat.

Travis John

Wednesday 30 September 2015 to Saturday 17 October 2015
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

Forgetting the Ordinary – The Last Straw

Ross Coulter, Andy Hutson, Michael Georgetti & Paul Wotherspoon What happens when four artists are brought together through an epic saga of deception, betrayal and multitudinous cups of tea?

Michael Georgetti Andy Hutson Ross Coulter Paul Wotherspoon

Wednesday 19 August 2015 to Saturday 05 September 2015
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

Sub Rosa EnclosureMeaghann Wilson

sub rosa enclosure - loosely meaning a secret or private place, is an exploration into imposed perplexity and apprehension – is a site-specific work and functionless object.

Meaghann Wilson

Wednesday 19 August 2015 to Saturday 05 September 2015
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

True Lies and SuperfictionsPeter Hill

The year is 1989, the city is Amsterdam, and there has been yet another murder at an international art fair. A Tokyo gallery dealer has been poisoned by strychnine at one of the fair’s many food outlets. Twelve months, twelve cities, twelve chapters, and twelve murders.

Peter Hill

Wednesday 29 July 2015 to Saturday 15 August 2015
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

Wandering ArchiveJessica Hood Karla Marchesi Clare Rae Melanie Jayne Taylor

Wandering Archive brings together work by four artists. Across installation, painting and photography, the works presented here engage with the concept of the archive in personal, and often playful, ways.

Clare Rae Melanie Jayne Taylor Melanie Jayne Taylor Jessica Hood Karla Marchesi

Wednesday 29 July 2015 to Saturday 15 August 2015
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

Portion of the Surface Never SeenColleen Boyle

Portion of the Surface Never Seen uses the language of geometry and sculpture to contemplate the relationship of photography to the world we see and the world we don’t.

Colleen Boyle

Wednesday 17 June 2015 to Tuesday 14 July 2015
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

The Cowl IncidentPaula Binnie

There is beauty in transformation and change. The Cowl Incident brings into question our changing relationship to the natural environment, and how technological innovations are altering those connections.

Paula Binnie

Wednesday 17 June 2015 to Tuesday 14 July 2015
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

Supreme Red RodsFleur Summers

Suprematism meets Montessori in this playful work. Supreme Red Rods invites the viewer to negotiate the material and sensorial experience of walking amongst and participating with an arrangement of long wooden red rods which explode the compressed abstraction of early Modernist painting.

Fleur Summers

Wednesday 27 May 2015 to Saturday 13 June 2015
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

UnthinkableRachael Haynes

Rachael Haynes’ contemporary feminist art practice brings together performance, drawing and installation with pedagogic, curatorial and collaborative strategies.

Rachael Haynes

Wednesday 27 May 2015 to Saturday 13 June 2015
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

SCREEN SERIES 2015: DISPLACED AGENCY

Nathan Ceddia (AUS), Anna Franceschini (IT), Pip Ryan (AUS), Tromarama (IND), Ryan Wilson (AUS) Curators Annabelle Lacroix & Xanthe Dobbie Opening with NITE ART MELBOURNE Thursday 23 July 6-10pm. ARTIST TALK 7.30pm

Tromarama Pip Ryan Nathan Ceddia Anna Franceschini Ryan Wilson

Thursday 01 January 2015 to Thursday 01 January 2015
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

Celeste AldahnMaiden, Mother, Crone

Maiden, Mother, Crone expands Aldhan

Celeste Aldahn

Wednesday 12 November 2014 to Saturday 29 November 2014
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

Christopher HandranTime Lapse

Christopher Handran is a Brisbane-based artist whose practice explores the mediation of experience by technologies and seeks to foreground the perceptual dimensions of spectatorship. Time Lapse brings together two such technologies, the camera obscura and the clock.

Christopher Handran

Wednesday 12 November 2014 to Saturday 29 November 2014
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

Emma HamiltonThe Sculptor’s Photograph

The Sculptor’s Photograph seeks to interrogate the relationship between sculpture and photography.

Wednesday 22 October 2014 to Saturday 08 November 2014
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

Eugenia RaftopoulosBacktracking by Bread Trail

Eugenia Raftopoulos’ paintings are representations of found images and personal photographs. Psychological states are explored and reconfigured. She subverts the familiar, drawing on notions of the uncanny, creating a disconnection from the universally familiar and comforting sense of normalcy and domesticity.

Eugenia Raftopoulos

Wednesday 22 October 2014 to Saturday 08 November 2014
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

Free Organum by Michael Prior | Stop Cycle by Benjamin Ducroz

The work of Benjamin Ducroz and Michael Prior is united through a shared fascination with cycles, polyrhythms and the mechanics of film and sound.

Michael Prior Benjamin Ducroz

Wednesday 01 October 2014 to Saturday 18 October 2014
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

Preyada ApiwattanatamGross Domestic Value

Apiwattanatam recycles from the domestic domain as a metaphor for the contemporary fetishisation of the mundane. The works take advantage of the under appreciated elasticity of material meaning to address the question of values.

Preyada Apiwattanatam

Wednesday 01 October 2014 to Saturday 18 October 2014
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

Kyle JenkinsSmash Your Head on the Punk Rock

Smash Your Head On The Punk Rock involves the deconstruction and reconstruction of various relationships between conceptualised and physical interpretations of space.

Kyle Jenkins

Wednesday 10 September 2014 to Saturday 27 September 2014
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

Sophie Gearon, Bill Noonan, John BrooksKraftwerk: Man Machine

At a time of such diversity of artistic practice, Kraftwerk: Man Machine brings together four Melbourne-based artists who utilise traditional craft disciplines both conventionally and unconventionally.

John Brooks Sophie Gearon Bill Noonan

Saturday 06 September 2014 to Saturday 27 September 2014
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

BLINDSIDE FESTIVAL 2014: MEET THE PUBLIC

A 11-day multi-platform event that tests the limits of public participation in contemporary art practice. Showcasing: In The Meantime, Amy Spiers, Aaron Billings & Julia Trybala, Waterfall Person & Paradise Structures, The Newport Dolls & Sticky Institute, Michelle Sakaris

Zoe Meagher Joel Gailer Michael Meneghetti Lizzy Sampson Shae Rooke Claire Robertson Amy Spiers Michelle Sakaris Alica Bryson Haynes Julia Trybala Aaron Billings Waterfall Person Paradise Structures The Newport Dolls

Wednesday 27 August 2014 to Saturday 06 September 2014
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

Half Finished SentencesBrooke Ferguson

Brooke Ferguson is a Brisbane-based artist whose practice often explores the playful potential of language in art.

Brooke Ferguson

Wednesday 06 August 2014 to Saturday 23 August 2014
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

MIlksopEloise Kirk, Francesca Heinz, Ben Terakes

A fetish may be defined as an object or idea regarded with awe and imbued with a potent magical spirit. A fetish may also refer to any object, idea or non-genital part of the body that causes habitual erotic response or fixation.

Eloise Kirk Francesca Heinz Ben Terakes

Wednesday 06 August 2014 to Saturday 23 August 2014
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.