Tom Nicholson

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CARRIAGEWORKS

1917: The Great Strike

2 August 2017 marks the centenary of one of Australia’s largest industrial conflicts – the Great Strike of 1917. The strike began when employees at Eveleigh Railway Yards and the Randwick Tram Sheds downed tools in protest against new working conditions imposed during a time of war.

Raquel Ormella Tom Nicholson Franck Gohier Franck Gohier Will French Sarah Contos

Art exhibition in New South Wales, Australia. Saturday 15 July 2017 to Sunday 27 August 2017

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ART GALLERY OF NEW SOUTH WALES

The National 2017: New Australian Art

Sydney’s premier cultural institutions today announced 49 artists to present work in the inaugural edition of The National: New Australian Art.

Art exhibition in New South Wales, Australia. Thursday 30 March 2017 to Sunday 16 July 2017

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IMA - INSTITUTE OF MODERN ART

Frontier Imaginaries

The Institute of Modern Art and QUT Art Museum present the launch edition of roaming art platform Frontier Imaginaries across two exhibitions: No Longer at Ease (IMA) and The Life of Lines (QUT Art Museum). Frontier Imaginaries is founded by QUT Alumnus Vivian Ziherl through the IMA Curatorial Fellowship.

Art exhibition in Queensland, Australia. Saturday 14 May 2016 to Saturday 09 July 2016

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ART GALLERY OF NEW SOUTH WALES

Tom Nicholson Cartoons for Joseph Selleny

Cartoons for Joseph Selleny recalls the remarkable stay of the Austrian imperial frigate Novara that sailed to Sydney in late 1858.

Tom Nicholson

Art exhibition in New South Wales, Australia. Thursday 22 May 2014 to Friday 01 August 2014

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NATIONAL ART SCHOOL GALLERY

$36,000 Redlands Konica Minolta Art Prize

The pairings of established and emerging artists who will present work in one of Australia’s foremost contemporary art prizes the Redlands Konica Minolta Art Prize 2013 have been announced. A total of 21 artist pairings including two artist collectives will present new or recent work in a free exhibition to be presented at the National Art School Gallery from 3rd May until 1st June 2013.

Art exhibition in Australia. Friday 03 May 2013 to Saturday 01 June 2013Opening: Thursday 02 May 2013

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NATIONAL ART SCHOOL GALLERY

2013 Redlands Konica Minolta Art Prize

The RKMAP, established 17 years ago, is respected as an important contemporary art prize that supports both established and early-career Australian and New Zealand artists in a unique structure that recognises the importance of dialogue and mentoring between generations of artists.

Art exhibition in New South Wales, Australia. Friday 03 May 2013 to Saturday 01 June 2013

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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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MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART AUSTRALIA (MCA)

Marking Time

Marking Time will explore the ways in which artists visualise time and its passing, across diverse media – drawing and watercolour, sculpture and installation, sound and light. In the exhibition, time is extended, made circular, wound backwards, and articulated through performative, durational acts. Some works come to life only at night, illuminating the front lawn and building façade.

Rivane Neuenschwander Tom Nicholson Edgar Arceneaux Tatsuo Miyajima Elisa Sighicelli Gulumbu Yunupingu John Gerrard Jim Campbell Daniel Crooks

Art exhibition in New South Wales, Australia. Saturday 31 March 2012 to Sunday 03 June 2012

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THE IAN POTTER CENTRE: NGV AUSTRALIA

10 ways to look at the past

10 ways to look at the past features works by ten contemporary Australian artists that demonstrate a fascination with the passing of time. Drawn from the NGV’s permanent collection of contemporary art, the exhibition traces a range of artists’ approaches to the past whether nostalgic, introspective, playful or critical.

David Noonan Brook Andrew Richard Lewer Peter Kennedy Ricky Swallow Emily Floyd Tom Nicholson Tracey Moffatt Martyn Jolly Narelle Jubelin

Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia. Saturday 23 July 2011 to Sunday 05 February 2012

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CENTRE FOR CONTEMPORARY PHOTOGRAPHY (CCP)

Without Words

Heightened emotion and empathy are responses often associated with documentary practice, through its historical connection to ‘lived reality’ and ‘event’. Still and moving images have documented protest, war, perpetrators and victims of crime and are often co-opted for political effect.

Mike Parr Ricky Maynard Campbell Patterson Cate Consandine Paul Knight Tom Nicholson

Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia. Friday 17 June 2011 to Sunday 07 August 2011

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GERTRUDE CONTEMPORARY

Still Vast Reserves

Gertrude Contemporary presents Stage Two of the international exchange exhibition Still Vast Reserves. Stage One of Still Vast Reserves was presented at Magazzino d’Arte Moderna, Rome, Italy in September 2009, where Gertrude Contemporary took participating artists to Rome as part of a reciprocal exchange exhibition.

Stuart Ringholt Emily Cormack Tom Nicholson Benjamin Armstrong Alicia Frankovich Christian Capurro Marco Fusinato Alexie Glass Kantor Lou Hubbard Laresa Kosloff Martin Soto Climent Fernanda Gomes Jean Luc Moulène Shimabuku Chris Sharp

Art exhibition in Australia. Friday 30 July 2010 to Saturday 28 August 2010Opening: Friday 30 July 2010

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GERTRUDE CONTEMPORARY

Still Vast Reserves Gertrude Contemporary Art Spaces in Rome

An exhibition featuring artwork by eight Australian artists to be held at Magazzino D’Arte Moderna, Rome, Italy in September 2009. Still Vast Reserves explores the kinetics of compression, encouraging a sculptural interpretation of the body and the self, in relation to architecture, and ideas of the exterior.

Stuart Ringholt Tom Nicholson Benjamin Armstrong Alicia Frankovich Christian Capurro Marco Fusinato Lou Hubbard Laresa Kosloff

Art exhibition in Italy. Thursday 24 September 2009 to Saturday 24 October 2009

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