Michael Zavros

2016 Adelaide Biennial of Australian Art: Magic Object image

ANNE & GORDON SAMSTAG MUSEUM OF ART

2016 Adelaide Biennial of Australian Art: Magic Object

Are artists the last magicians? Drawing inspiration from the ‘Wunderkammer’, those rooms or cabinets of wonder dedicated to the display of magical objects, the 2016 Adelaide Biennial of Australian Art champions the contemporary artist as conjuror.

Art exhibition in South Australia, Australia. Saturday 27 February 2016 to Saturday 14 May 2016

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IMA 40th Anniversary Gala image

IMA - INSTITUTE OF MODERN ART

IMA 40th Anniversary Gala

We invite you to join us in celebrating the IMA’s 40th anniversary with our first ever gala dinner and silent auction on Thursday 23 July.

Art benefit in Queensland, Australia. Thursday 23 July 2015 to Thursday 23 July 2015

Unicorn in the anticamera image

QUEENSLAND ART GALLERY/GALLERY OF MODERN ART (QAGOMA)

A Private Collection – Artist's Choice: Michael Zavros

Continuing the Artist's Choice series of exhibitions, Brisbane-based artist Michael Zavros was invited to work with the Gallery's Collection. Taking his own seductive, realist painting — Unicorn in the anticamera 2008 — as his point of departure, Zavros has cast contemporary beauty, decadence and ego in terms of possessions.

Michael Zavros

Art exhibition in Queensland, Australia. Saturday 23 March 2013 to Sunday 23 June 2013

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Prince/Zavros 9 image

ROCKHAMPTON ART GALLERY

The Prince | Michael Zavros A Rockhampton Art Gallery travelling exhibition.

In New York in the late 1970s a young Richard Prince, working in the tear sheet department at Time Life, began to manipulate images from advertising, reconfiguring them as his own and, in the process, creating some of the most contentious and iconic work of the twentieth century.

Michael Zavros

Art exhibition in Queensland, Australia. Saturday 16 February 2013 to Sunday 07 April 2013

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Selectively Revealed image

CHULALONGKORN ART CENTRE

Selectively Revealed

Selectively Revealed investigates the blurry line between the public and the private in artistic practice. The artist is presented as voyeur, muse, subject, performer and social commentator. Using screen based practices, each artist pushes and pulls at the notion of what is private and what is public, choosing precisely what, when, how or when not to reveal their subjects or themselves.

Christopher Fulham Jess Mac Neil Peter Alwast Angelica Mesiti Isobel Knowles Catherine Bell Penelope Cain Ms&Mr Julia Burns Van Sowerwine Anastasia Klose Anne Scott Wilson Michael Zavros

Art exhibition in Thailand. Saturday 09 June 2012 to Saturday 21 July 2012

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Experimenta's Selectively Revealed Open At Digiark Space, Taichung, Taiwan image

EXPERIMENTA

Experimenta's Selectively Revealed Open At Digiark Space, Taichung, Taiwan

Selectively Revealed explores the notion of what is public and what is private in our contemporary times. The line between public and private is increasingly blurred and we are constantly forced to question what is appropriate (and indeed interesting) for public consumption and what is best kept to ourselves.

Christopher Fulham Jess Mac Neil Peter Alwast Angelica Mesiti Isobel Knowles Catherine Bell Penelope Cain Ms&Mr Julia Burns Van Sowerwine Anastasia Klose Anne Scott Wilson Michael Zavros

Art exhibition in Taiwan. Saturday 18 February 2012 to Sunday 13 May 2012

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