AirSpace Projects

Exhibition Callout 2018AirSpace Projects

Submissions for 2018 are now being formally accepted by AirSpace Projects from artists and curators.

Friday 26 May 2017 to Sunday 31 December 2017
Art call_for_proposal in New South Wales, Australia.

Ajay and Vinita SharmaReview before the Storm

This is an exciting opportunity to view the works of Ajay and Vinita Sharma currently held by AirSpace Projects before an exhibition of new works in September 2017.

Ajay Sharma Vinita Sharma

Friday 05 May 2017 to Sunday 21 May 2017
Opening: Friday 05 May 2017
Art exhibition in New South Wales, Australia.

Eunjoo JangThe Illusion that is Reality

The Illusion that is Reality explores the phenomenon of virtualisation, which is often referred to as ‘blended reality’. It describes the time and space that allows a person to experience different realities, which in Jang’s case, is explored through virtual layers employing mobile technologies.

Eunjoo Jang

Friday 05 May 2017 to Sunday 21 May 2017
Opening: Friday 05 May 2017
Art exhibition in New South Wales, Australia.

Misael M.Prolegomena: About filters, codification and domestication

Prolegomena: About filters, codification and domestication stems from an attempt to expose the precarious basis of the human communicational/epistemological system. Understood from signic to symbolic systems, including all the complexities associated with the interpretation of meaning (hermeneutics).

Misael M.

Friday 05 May 2017 to Sunday 21 May 2017
Opening: Friday 05 May 2017
Art exhibition in New South Wales, Australia.

Stella ChenFacade of Memory

Facade of Memory is an installation presented by artist Stella Chen. This exhibition questions the accuracy of recollection and portrays the present as a state of flux. Chen’s work locates itself in the past and present by delving into the unreliable, fraudulent and fragmented nature of memory.

Stella Chen

Friday 05 May 2017 to Sunday 21 May 2017
Opening: Friday 05 May 2017
Art exhibition in New South Wales, Australia.

2 collections

Paula do PradoBomba

The Bomba artworks are made from a mix of humble materials: fabric samples, cloth remnants, paint and paper. The use of collage on fabric and paper relates to the traditions of ‘making do’ and the bringing together of seemingly disparate, unrelated and disjointed elements assembled together to create something new and cohesive.

Paula Do Prado

Friday 07 April 2017 to Saturday 22 April 2017
Opening: Friday 07 April 2017
Art exhibition in New South Wales, Australia.

Rebecca ShanahanHome Security

Home Security uses performed actions and self-surveillance to synthesise ideas about temporality, gendered labour and contemporary conditions of existence.

Rebecca Shanahan

Friday 07 April 2017 to Saturday 22 April 2017
Opening: Friday 07 April 2017
Art exhibition in New South Wales, Australia.

Sarah EddowesImprints

Sarah Eddowes’ work explores the object as a static imprint of a process of transformation. Coming from a background in animation, she is interested in showing direct movement in her animated work and the extension of this to the implication of change in the static object.

Sarah Eddowes

Friday 07 April 2017 to Saturday 22 April 2017
Opening: Friday 07 April 2017
Art exhibition in New South Wales, Australia.

Vilma BaderNorthern Encounters

Northern Encounters consists of two bodies of work – Käsintehtyjä Suomessa (Handmade in Finland) conceived and made in situ during a residency in Finland and Geometry and Colour System in the Doors of Tallinn researched in Estonia and completed in Australia. The works explore the mnemonic function of linguistics, semiotics and space in the construction of identity.

Vilma Bader

Friday 07 April 2017 to Saturday 22 April 2017
Opening: Friday 07 April 2017
Art exhibition in New South Wales, Australia.

Paula do Prado: BombaBomba Offcuts: 2 Hour Fabric Collage Workshop

Join Bomba exhibition artist Paula do Prado for a hands on workshop turning fabric scraps and remnants into a work of art through collage.

Thursday 20 April 2017 to Thursday 20 April 2017
Art workshop in New South Wales, Australia.

Paula do Prado: BombaMariu Meneses Betervide's Afro-Latin Dance Workshop

Afro-Uruguayan dancer and choreographer Mariu Meneses Betervide will give a dance workshop with a focus on the connections between movement, music and culture drawing on the richness of Afro-Latin dance traditions.

Mariu Meneses Betervide

Saturday 08 April 2017 to Saturday 08 April 2017
Art workshop in New South Wales, Australia.

4 collections

Anthropocene Presented by Antidote, Curated by Grace Partridge

Featuring the work of Another Kind of Girl, Nicole Monks, Andy Mullens and Kawita Vatanaajyankur, the first iteration of Antidote is an exploration of the female body and the land on which it survives and thrives. Themed ‘Anthropocene’, the works manifest subversive views of this newly discovered and somewhat contentious geological epoch.

Kawita Vatanajyankur Nicole Monks Another Kind Of Girl Andy Mullens Grace Partridge

Friday 03 March 2017 to Saturday 18 March 2017
Opening: Friday 03 March 2017
Art exhibition in New South Wales, Australia.

Phil Soliman: Worse than AnimalsDeep Space

In Worse than Animals, Melbourne-based multidisciplinary artist Phil Soliman takes the worst insult he has ever endured and shapes it into a powerful symbol of identity. A gloriously psychedelic mashup of pop culture, internet ephemera, ancient Egyptian mythology and house music, this video installation challenges toxic homophobia and other types of othering with humour and insight.

Phil Soliman

Friday 10 February 2017 to Saturday 25 February 2017
Opening: Friday 10 February 2017
Art exhibition in New South Wales, Australia.

3 collections

Disco Infirmo: Curated by Jane PolkinghorneGallery Two and The Cranny

Jane Polkinghorne curates the work of Ingrid Stiertzel, Mark Shorter, Trevor Fry, Sean Lowry, Tim Hilton/LaDonnaRama, Daniel Mudie Cunningham, Jane Polkinghorne, Danica Knesevic into Disco Infirmo.

Trevor Fry Mark Shorter Ingrid Stiertzel Sean Lowry Tim Hilton La Donna Rama Daniel Mudie Cunningham Jane Polkinghorne Danica Knesevic

Friday 10 February 2017 to Friday 24 February 2017
Opening: Friday 10 February 2017
Art exhibition in New South Wales, Australia.

Kieran Butler: Boys (don’t) cryGallery One

Boys (don’t) cry is a tragic love story, a casual hook-up and an awkward first time. It’s all the feelings you couldn’t say, the coming out you never always wanted and a person you thought you could fall in love with.

Kieran Butler

Friday 10 February 2017 to Friday 24 February 2017
Opening: Friday 10 February 2017
Art exhibition in New South Wales, Australia.

Gillian LaveryTraverse

Inspired by tapestry weaving and lace-making techniques, this exhibition comprises numerous small thread drawings that wander like constellations across the gallery walls. Artist Talk Saturday 17 December from 3pm.

Gillian Lavery

Friday 02 December 2016 to Saturday 17 December 2016
Opening: Friday 02 December 2016
Art exhibition in New South Wales, Australia.

9 collections

Grey AreaA Group Exhibition

Grey Area denotes confusion or a lack of clarity between two mutually exclusive forms, states, categories or rules. Artists Sally Clarke, Michelle Collocott, Christine Dean, Brenda Factor, Sarah Newall, Rafaela Pandolfini, Margaret Roberts, Ali Noble/Nuha Saad, Nairn Scott, David Sequeira and Phaptawan Suwannakudt respond to this indeterminate space.

Rafaela Pandolfini Ali Noble Nuha Saad Sarah Newall Sally Clarke Phaptawan Suwannakudt Christine Dean Brenda Factor Michelle Collocott Margaret Roberts Nairn Scott David Sequeira

Friday 02 December 2016 to Saturday 17 December 2016
Art exhibition in New South Wales, Australia.

Marikit Santiago Tabi-Tabi Po (May I Pass?)

Tabi-Tabi Po draws upon personal experiences of Filipino superstitions and voodoo, which then serve as a metaphor for the subsequent sensations of displacement, rejection and acceptance.

Marikit Santiago

Friday 02 December 2016 to Saturday 17 December 2016
Opening: Friday 02 December 2016
Art exhibition in New South Wales, Australia.

Catherine Polcz: Herba morbusAirSpace Projects: Deep Space

Catherine Polcz examines the field of plant intelligence to explore the mysterious nature of plants and our relationship to nature; science fact vs science fiction and museums as trusted places that disseminate knowledge.

Catherine Polcz

Friday 04 November 2016 to Saturday 19 November 2016
Opening: Friday 04 November 2016
Art exhibition in Australia.

3 collections

Ellen Dahl: This Is Where We MeetAirSpace Projects: Gallery Two

Ellen Dahl’s photographic installation explores the concept of the island to reflect back upon the contemporary self and the political. The Island as the notion of the definitive edge, with its hard boundaries and fixed limits. The individual versus the collective. Me and you. Us and them. A metaphor for the nation state. Yet the shoreline is corroding and new islands are born.

Ellen Dahl

Friday 04 November 2016 to Saturday 19 November 2016
Opening: Friday 04 November 2016
Art exhibition in Australia.

Glenn Locklee: Con-struct ReduxAirSpace Projects: Gallery One

The work of South West Sydney artist, Glenn Locklee, observes two societal phenomena: the increasing redundancy of small business and domestic manufacturing; and the proliferation of high-rise, high-density living as house and land ownership become increasingly unattainable.

Glenn Locklee

Friday 04 November 2016 to Saturday 19 November 2016
Opening: Friday 04 November 2016
Art exhibition in Australia.

Jacqui Mills: Something In The RoomAirSpace Projects: The Cranny

Dwellers of inhabited spaces are often perceived as being the protagonists, or activators, of the spaces in which they live. Something in the Room questions the notion of presence and absence in the context of the home, suggesting that perhaps there are other protagonists activating space without the presence of the dweller.

Jacqui Mills

Friday 04 November 2016 to Saturday 19 November 2016
Opening: Friday 04 November 2016
Art exhibition in Australia.

6 collections

In Motion Festival 2016A Street and Gallery Event

A three-week multidisciplinary art festival unpacking the theme of motion: Progress. Movements. Time. Slippages. Futures. Change. From 1 – 22 October, presented by AirSpace Projects.

Saturday 01 October 2016 to Saturday 22 October 2016
Opening: Saturday 01 October 2016
Art festival in New South Wales, Australia.

Laura WoodwardResonate

Resonate is an exhibition of new works by Melbourne-based artist Laura Woodward. It focuses upon those subtle, nuanced movements that can be found in organisms, in humans, and in machines, resonating across and between the animate, the inanimate, and the human-made: vibrations, tremors, twitches, pulses, rhythms, and the systems that underlie these movements.

Laura Woodward

Saturday 01 October 2016 to Saturday 22 October 2016
Opening: Saturday 01 October 2016
Art exhibition in New South Wales, Australia.

Francesca Mataragastripes and banners

Francesca Mataraga presents documentation and artefacts from a series of site-specific, painting and sculpture projects from 2012 to 2016.

Francesca Mataraga

Friday 02 September 2016 to Saturday 17 September 2016
Art exhibition in New South Wales, Australia.

Joannou/CahillRed Herring

It's about difference.

Anthony Cahill Pollyxenia Joannou

Friday 02 September 2016 to Saturday 17 September 2016
Opening: Friday 02 September 2016
Art exhibition in New South Wales, Australia.

Kendal HeyesPolynesia

New paintings on velvet.

Kendal Heyes

Friday 02 September 2016 to Saturday 17 September 2016
Opening: Friday 02 September 2016
Art exhibition in New South Wales, Australia.

Mog&MogFuture self

Mog&Mog are multi-disciplinary artists Alexandra Edmondson and Kate Fennell. As a creative partnership encompassing art, design, writing and film-making, they are interested in exploring perceptions of self and marginality of identity. Their new show, Future self, is an immersive installation exploring the formation of identity through storytelling.

Mog&Mog Kate Fennell Alexandria Edmonson

Friday 02 September 2016 to Saturday 17 September 2016
Opening: Friday 02 September 2016
Art exhibition in New South Wales, Australia.

August Artist TalksSaturday 20 August from 2pm

Join artists Anie Nheu, Sarah Mufford, Sally Clarke, Brenda Factor and Sara Sohrabian for art talks that delve into topics ranging from the psychology of the displaced body to tessellation and the geometric ratio of 2:1:2:1:2; from inscribed skins and unintended consequences to the formation of dual identity. This is the last day to see the August exhibitions at AirSpace Projects.

Anie Nheu Sally Clarke Sarah Mufford Brenda Factor Sara Sohrabian

Saturday 20 August 2016 to Saturday 20 August 2016
Art talk in New South Wales, Australia.

Anie Nheu: Forms on EdgeAirSpace Projects: Gallery One

Forms on Edge aims to engage the viewers to form their own narratives through the wonder of visualised emotions in an enclosed space.

Anie Nheu

Friday 05 August 2016 to Saturday 20 August 2016
Opening: Friday 05 August 2016
Art exhibition in New South Wales, Australia.

Sally Clarke and Brenda Factor: Beast PeopleAirSpace Projects: The Cranny

Sally Clarke and Brenda Factor share the lab to produce an experiment that is at once creative and Dystopian.

Sally Clarke Brenda Factor

Friday 05 August 2016 to Saturday 20 August 2016
Opening: Friday 05 August 2016
Art exhibition in New South Wales, Australia.

Sara Sohrabian: Rupture/RaptureAirSpace Projects: Deep Space

While Sara Sohrabian embraces many aspects of her new culture, she experiences the loss of connection with her own culture and past.

Sara Sohrabian

Friday 05 August 2016 to Saturday 20 August 2016
Opening: Friday 05 August 2016
Art exhibition in New South Wales, Australia.

Sarah Mufford: RepeatAirSpace Projects: Gallery Two

Sarah Mufford examines pattern systems highlighting the nexus between intuitive approaches of mark-making and formulaic methodologies.

Sarah Mufford

Friday 05 August 2016 to Saturday 20 August 2016
Opening: Friday 05 August 2016
Art exhibition in New South Wales, Australia.

Ajay SharmaGallery One

Ajay Sharma, master miniature painter, returns to Sydney from Jaipur to share his observations of the changing role and status of women in India. He will also be exhibiting a Ragamala and others works in the tradition of Indian miniature painting.

Ajay Sharma

Friday 08 July 2016 to Saturday 23 July 2016
Opening: Friday 08 July 2016
Art exhibition in New South Wales, Australia.

Stephanie SniderGallery Two

Stephanie Snider, Brooklyn-based artist and academic at Pennsylvania State University, presents her latest collages and undertakes a collaborative project with Ajay Sharma at Thirning Villa, Ashfield.

Stephanie Snider

Friday 08 July 2016 to Saturday 23 July 2016
Opening: Friday 08 July 2016
Art exhibition in New South Wales, Australia.

7 collections

Vinita SharmaDeep Space

AirSpace Projects is excited to present Vinita Sharma’s first solo exhibition. Her miniature paintings depict architectural forms and intimate domestic scenes.

Vinita Sharma

Friday 08 July 2016 to Saturday 23 July 2016
Opening: Friday 08 July 2016
Art exhibition in New South Wales, Australia.