Reko Rennie

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RMIT GALLERY

Chaos & Order 120 years of collecting at RMIT

Presenting the work of over 80 Australian and international artists, Chaos & Order is an ambitious survey of the RMIT Art Collection.
Polixeni Papapetrou Craig Easton Sam Jinks Penny Byrne Howard Arkley Peter Booth Rupert Bunny Bill Henson Jill Orr Juan Ford Hayden Fowler Polly Borland Juz Kitson Clare Humphries Daniel Crooks Reko Rennie Greg Semu Godwin Bradbeer Christian Thompson Hannah Bertram Maria Fernanda Cardoso Sally Gabori Robert Hunter Robert Jacks Khadim Ali Susan Philipsz Helen Maudsley Yhonnie Scarce Kawita Vatanajyankur Jan Senbergs Reko Rennie Inge King George Johnson Peter Clarke Peter Ellis Polly Borland Nick Mourtzakis Anthony Pryor Neil Emmerson Howard Arkley Peter Booth Rupert Bunny Bill Henson Robert Jacks Helen Maudsley Petr Herel Helen Maudsley Peter Booth Robert Jacks Robert Hunter Tate Adams Michael Cook Len Crawford Len French Roger Kemp Grahame King Grace Lillian Lee Trevor Nickolls Ah Xian. Curator Jon Buckingham Curatorial Assistants [Rmit Ma Arts Management]: Ellie Collins Adelaide Gandrille Marybel Schwartz Valerie Sim Sophie Weston

Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia. Friday 13 April 2018 to Saturday 09 June 2018Opening: Thursday 12 April 2018

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NGV INTERNATIONAL

Ngv Triennial

Featuring the work of 60 artists and designers from 30 countries, the NGV Triennial surveys the world’s best art and design, across cultures, scales, geographies and perspectives.
Yayoi Kusama Ben Quilty Richard Giblett Rafael Lozano Hemmer Shilpa Gupta Reko Rennie Candice Breitz Olaf Breuning Zanele Muholi Sissel Tolaas Josephine Meckseper Xu Zhen Nathaniel Mellors Pae White Richard Mosse Reko Rennie Edson Chagas Shilpa Gupta Adel Abidin Teamlab Pascale Marthine Tayou Camille Henrot Brodie Neill Ron Mueck Hassan Hajjaj Nick Cave Tala Madani Sascha Braunig Alexandra Kehayoglou Analia Saban Büro North David Altmejd Einat Amir Ephrem Solomon Estudio Campana Yarrenyty Arltere Artists Elliat Rich Faig Ahmed Formafantasma Guo Pei Iris Van Herpen Jonathan Owen Jorge Méndez Blake Joris Laarman Kay Hassan Kushana Bush Louisa Bufardeci Myoung Ho Lee Nendo Neri Oxman Olga Chernysheva Paulina Ołowska Pet Lamp Bula Bula Artists Riley Payne Sean O’Connell Timo Nasseri Tom Crago Uji Hahan Handoko Eko Suputro We Make Carpets Yamagami Yukihiro

Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia. Friday 15 December 2017 to Sunday 15 April 2018

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ACCA - AUSTRALIAN CENTRE FOR CONTEMPORARY ART

Sovereignty

The sovereignty of First Nations peoples is embodied culturally, historically and politically, and has never been ceded. The exhibition Sovereignty focuses upon contemporary art of First Nations peoples of South East Australia, and keynote historical works, to explore culturally and linguistically diverse narratives of self-determination, identity, sovereignty and resistance.
Brook Andrew Reko Rennie Reko Rennie Steaphan Paton William Barak Gary Foley Steven Rhall Lisa Bellear Jim Berg Maree Clark Vicky Couzens Destiny Deacon & Virginia Fraser Marlene Gilson Kent Morris Bill Onus Bronwyn Razem Lucy Williams Connelly

Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia. Saturday 17 December 2016 to Sunday 26 March 2017

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CITY OF MELBOURNE

Neon Natives

Neon Natives features a selection of Australian animals against a diamond geometric patterned background which is a cultural identifier of the Kamilaroi people.
Reko Rennie

Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia. Wednesday 28 September 2011 to Monday 21 October 2013

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GERTRUDE CONTEMPORARY

STUDIO 12 - REKO RENNIE

Gertrude Contemproary is pleased to present an exhibition of new work by Gertrude Contemporary studio artist Reko Rennie. Reko Rennie is a Kamilaroi/Gamilaraay/Gummaroi man, born in Melbourne, Australia. Through his art Rennie explores what it means to be an urban Aboriginal in contemporary Australian society.
Reko Rennie

Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia. Saturday 23 March 2013 to Saturday 27 April 2013

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GERTRUDE CONTEMPORARY

GERTRUDE STUDIOS EXHIBITION 2012

Gertrude Contemporary’s 2012 Studio Artists’ exhibition presents a dynamic selection of new work by sixteen of Australia’s most innovative young artists. Gertrude Contemporary offers an environment where risk, experimentation and creativity are encouraged.
Veronica Kent Laith Mc Gregor Katie Lee George Egerton Warburton Darren Sylvester Hanna Tai Jake Walker Reko Rennie Trevelyan Clay Jensen Tjhung Paul Yore Fergus Binns Eliza Dyball Christopher Hill Ash Kilmartin Joshua Petherick

Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia. Saturday 17 November 2012 to Saturday 15 December 2012

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Signal 8 Exhibition-Storm at The Cat Street Gallery An exhibition of contemporary Australian art

The Cat Street Gallery is delighted to announce that the gallery’s annual salon show is back for a fifth year, with a special Australian twist. 'Signal 8: STORM' brings a selection of works by some of country's most prominent contemporary artists, as well as pieces from its celebrated emerging talent.
Lionel Bawden Giles Alexander Marian Drew Juan Ford Marc Standing Lionel Bawden Anthony White Jason Benjamin Linton Meagher Julie Rrap Reko Rennie James Mc Grath Paul Davies Daniel De'angeli Todd Hunter Alan Jones Tony Lloyd Camie Lyons Kirsteen Pieterse Ward Roberts Jason Sim Tim Summerton

Art exhibition in Hong Kong. Thursday 09 August 2012 to Monday 10 September 2012

5 collections
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CENTRE FOR CONTEMPORARY PHOTOGRAPHY (CCP)

Reko Rennie Remember Me

An ongoing theme through my work is remembering—remembering the past to better understand the present and future.
Reko Rennie

Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia. Friday 10 February 2012 to Sunday 01 April 2012

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DIANNE TANZER GALLERY + PROJECTS

Reko Rennie Neo Geo

Reko Rennie’s art and installations are known for their vibrant colours, line work and intricate stencil imagery. His work often uses a diamond geometric pattern, representing his associations to the Kamilaroi people. The diamond pattern can be likened to a coat of arms, one of four male symbols and four female symbols that designate four different language groups within the Kamilaroi people.
Reko Rennie

Art exhibition in Australia. Friday 14 October 2011 to Friday 11 November 2011