John Spiteri

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THE IAN POTTER CENTRE: NGV AUSTRALIA

Negotiating this world: Contemporary Australian Art

Reflecting the breadth of artistic practice in Australia, Negotiating this world will include more than 100 works by contemporary Australian artists of diverse cultural backgrounds and practices, exploring their response to issues of identity, modernity, history, conflict and environmental concern.
Simon Obarzanek David Rosetzky John Spiteri Jon Cattapan Simon Terrill Helen Johnson David Jolly Nick Mangan Rosslynd Piggott Tony Garifalakis Andrew Browne Bill Henson David Noonan Mari Funaki Brook Andrew Sally Smart Vernon Ah Kee Richard Lewer Moya Mckenna Rob Mcleish Mira Gojak Richard Bell Rosemary Laing Emily Floyd Tom Nicholson Guan Wei Callum Morton Charles Green And Lyndell Brown Nusra Latif Qureshi Domenico De Clario Matthew Sleeth Eugene Carchesio Christian Capurro Siri Hayes John Nixon Sally Marsland Stephen Bush Hossein Valamanesh Paddy Bedford Christian Bumbarra Thompson Nadine Christensen Janenne Eaton Marco Fusinato Diena Georgetti Peter Graham Cecilia Heffer Janet Laurence Helen Maudsley Graham Miller Walangkura Napanangka Lena Nyadbi Stieg Persson Daniel Von Sturmer Savanhdary Vongpoothorn John Wolseley

Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia. Friday 28 September 2012 to Monday 25 February 2013Opening: Friday 28 September 2012

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IMA - INSTITUTE OF MODERN ART

Daydream Believers

In 1981 Benjamin Buchloch wrote his essay 'Figures of Authority, Ciphers of Regression'. There, he lamented the fact that numerous early-twentieth-century avant-gardists—including Pablo Picasso, Francis Picabia, and Kasmir Malevich—had turned their backs on abstraction and 'regressed' to old-school figurative styles and themes.
John Spiteri David Noonan Jason Greig Francis Upritchard

Art exhibition in Australia. Saturday 21 April 2012 to Saturday 09 June 2012

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IAN POTTER MUSEUM OF ART

There’s no time: John Spiteri, Mira Gojak, Bradd Westmoreland, Karl Wiebke

Enigmatic Sydney-based artist John Spiteri, whose understated and philosophical works have remained under the radar in Melbourne for decades, will be presented in a new contemporary exhibition titled, There’s no time at The Ian Potter Museum of Art, at the University of Melbourne.
John Spiteri Mira Gojak Bradd Westmoreland Karl Wiebke

Art exhibition in Australia. Wednesday 17 November 2010 to Sunday 13 February 2011

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PENRITH REGIONAL GALLERY & THE LEWERS BEQUEST

TELE-VISION EYES

Tele-vision Eyes is a focused group exhibition of contemporary video art from the mid-1990s to the present that explores the relationship of the individual to the televised image, both as the viewer and the viewed.
Harriet ‘Harry’ Dodge Matthew Griffin Kate Murphy David Rosetzky John Spiteri Ryan Trecartin

Art exhibition in New South Wales, Australia. Saturday 06 February 2010 to Sunday 04 April 2010

2 collections