Tai Snaith

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This Wild Song Artists

The exhibition brings a survey of contemporary artworks by 23 significant Australian female artists to Singapore and will be presented at the Australian High Commission. The exhibition is timed to coincide with International Women’s Day in March of 2018.
Michelle Hamer Tai Snaith Kate Just Kate Rohde Ilona Nelson Polixeni Papapetrou Merryn Trevethan Tai Snaith Hannah Bertram Emma Lindsay Justine Khamara Gosia Wlodarczak Jacqui Stockdale Cat Rabbit Danica Chappell Erika Gofton Kirstin Berg Yvette Coppersmith Megan Evans Belinda Fox Hannah Gartside Susan Wirth

Art exhibition in Australia. Monday 05 March 2018 to Saturday 31 March 2018

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Unfinished Business: Perspectives on Art and Feminism

Surveying the diverse scope of feminist art practices – including painting, performance, photography and film to community engagement and cultural activism – the exhibition focuses upon the dynamic formal invention and social engagement of feminist artists.
Clare Rae Tai Snaith Kate Just Deborah Kelly Patricia Piccinini Hannah Raisin Kelly Doley Frances Barrett Eugenia Lim Elizabeth Gower Elizabeth Pulie Sadie Chandler Sarah Goffman Lyndal Walker Mikala Dwyer Cigdem Aydemir Tracey Moffatt Tai Snaith Sue Dodd Salote Tawale Alex Martinis Roe Gillian Armstrong Fiona Foley Vivienne Binns Level The Kingpins Maria Kozic Linda Dement Helen Grace Kate Daw Ruth O'leary Hissy Fit Giselle Stanborough Megan Cope Hannah Donnelly Barbara Cleveland Claudia Nicholson Atong Atem Nat And Ali Hayley Arjona Ali Gumillya Baker Archie Barry Hannah Brontë Madison Bycroft Barbara Campbell Essie Coffey Lip Collective Emma Kate Croghan Narelle Desmond Jackie Wolf Aka Jackie Farkas Emily Floyd And Mary Featherston Destiny Deacon And Virginia Fraser Natalie Harkin Sandra Hill Another Planet Posters Inc. Soda Jerk Jillposters Lyndal Jones Samantha Lang Linda Marrinon Janet Burchill And Jennifer Mc Camley Megan Mc Murchy Spence Messih Margot Nash Ann Newmarch Técha Noble Margot Oliver Monica Pellizzari Frances (Budden) Phoenix Art Theory Productions Fran Fest Poster Project The Cross Art Projects Virginia Fraser And Elvis Richardson Jacinta Schreuder Linda Sproul Embittered Swish Desiree Tahiri Sophie Takách Natalie Thomas Jeni Thornley Sarah Watt Shevaun Wright

Art exhibition in Australia. Friday 15 December 2017 to Sunday 25 March 2018

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STOCKROOM GALLERY

New Primitives Primitive influences in contemporary ceramics

New Primitives brings together works by 12 Australian artists that feature a renewed engagement with primitivism in contemporary ceramics. Works in the exhibition reflect on primitive technique, form and aesthetic, with outcomes including sculpture, installation and functional objects. During the exhibition opening established ceramicist Petrus Spronk will host a floor talk titled ‘Back to
Tai Snaith Tai Snaith Sharon Alpren Andree Davidoff Irine Grishin Selzer Janetta Kerr Grant Kim Jaeger Kate Jones Tessy M King Vanessa Lucas Petrus Spronk Dawn Vachon Alichia Van Rhijn

Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia. Saturday 13 August 2016 to Sunday 04 September 2016Opening: Saturday 13 August 2016

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In the Pink / Piece of Clay

Revisiting my late childhood interest in ceramics, this brand new series of small sculptural works shed light on the quiet, introspective and intuitive side of my practice.
Tai Snaith

Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia. Thursday 11 February 2016 to Friday 26 February 2016

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Tai Snaith "Work Life Balance" at The Other Side

Tai Snaith's new body of work has been created by using a collaborative model that directly engages the staff in the adjoining architectural office.
Tai Snaith

Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia. Friday 16 October 2015 to Friday 16 October 2015

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BUS PROJECTS

Bus Projects Tai Snaith: Portrait of a Sunday Painter

Giogia de Vivre painted for the love of it, but not without seriousness or meaning. She was a true amateur in that she cared little for the hierarchy of the art world and only ever followed her own instincts.
Tai Snaith

Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia. Wednesday 29 April 2015 to Saturday 16 May 2015

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THE SUBSTATION CENTRE FOR ART AND CULTURE

The Substation Contemporary Art Prize 2013

The Substation Contemporary Art Prize is a national non-acquisitive award established to encourage innovation in contemporary art practice.
Christopher Fulham Tai Snaith Simon Pericich Ash Keating Anne Wilson Georgie Roxby Smith Izabela Pluta Eric Bridgeman Pilar Mata Dupont Nathan Gray Catherine Clover Elvis Richardson Michael Needham Dominic Kavanagh Hermione Merry Petrina Hicks Daniel Boetker Smith Andrew Mcqualter Dylan Hammond Phuong Ngo Gabrielle De Vietri Shae Rooke Julian Di Martino Scott Mitchell Diego Ramirez Laresa Kosloff Catherine Evans Shanrah Austin Abdul Rahman Abdullah Michael Bullock Georgina Criddle Adam John Cullen Nick Devlin Robbie Dixon Sean Dockray Ara Dolatian Simon Finn Dexter Fletcher Elizabeth Gertsakis Kel Glaister Matthew Greaves Paul Handley Elizabeth Liddle & Henriette Kassay Schuster Hoang Tran Nguyen Sally Ann Rowland Amy Spiers & Catherine Ryan Rebecca Shanahan Hannah Smith Sherna Teperson David Thomson

Art opportunity in Australia. Thursday 01 August 2013 to Monday 16 September 2013

5 collections
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Sweet Obsolete new works by Tai Snaith

Snaith’s large works on paper and small sculptures continue her exploration of the personal depicted through the still life. Featuring obsolete objects that no longer serve a day to day purpose Snaith´s works explore the lost beauty in things past.
Tai Snaith

Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia. Wednesday 13 March 2013 to Saturday 13 April 2013

4 collections
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HELEN GORY GALERIE

Collaboration

These eight works on paper were made via a process of equal collaboration between Kate Tucker and Tai Snaith. In a new, abstracted take on the classic parlour game of the Exquisite Corpse (practiced by many of the early surrealists), these two artists spent time taking it in turns to either start or finish each work.
Tai Snaith Kate Tucker

Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia. Wednesday 12 December 2012 to Saturday 22 December 2012Opening: Wednesday 12 December 2012

2 collections
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The Family Hour Drawing workshops

During the next school holidays I will be running 4 drawing workshops for kids where they can learn how to draw live Australian animals.
Tai Snaith

Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia. Friday 21 September 2012 to Thursday 27 September 2012

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THE CROSS ARTS PROJECTS

Feminage. The logic of feminist collage

Feminage frames collage as one aspect of the diverse legacy of feminist art practice. In the 1970s, informed by feminism, gay rights and conceptual art, women artists created a logic of collage, together with a feminine subjectivity composed from alien forms, the domestic and child's-play associations.
Tai Snaith Deborah Kelly Elizabeth Gower Sally Smart Sangeeta Sandrasegar Nancy Spero Emily Hunt Catriona Moore Virginia Fraser Jacqueline Millner Karla Dickens Mehwish Iqbal Fiona Mac Donald Paula Do Prado Jemima Wyman Jo Holder Sofia Freeman

Art exhibition in New South Wales, Australia. Thursday 02 August 2012 to Saturday 15 September 2012Opening: Saturday 04 August 2012

19 collections
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CRAFT VICTORIA

Why I Eyes Ya'

Why I eyes ya' is the brainchild of collaborating artists Tai Snaith and Lucy James. Their works on paper, collaged from cat books and magazines create a new breed of feline, from the ridiculously cute... to plain ridiculous. Succumbing to a crazy cat lady-like obsession Snaith and James have created a wonderland of collage, pushing the limits of cute and grotesque.
Tai Snaith Lucy James

Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia. Friday 15 June 2012 to Saturday 28 July 2012Opening: Thursday 14 June 2012