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a new contemporary art space

2005

Fiona Andreallo & Geraldine Mills

"MINE"

John A Douglas

Screen test #3 Americana

"Expose" Sony PSP launch

Tanya Linney

"Flasher"

Mary_anne Kyriakou

"LED's Light Me Up"

Claude Jones 'Hybrid States'

Ozzie Wright

& Dashenka Prochazka

Linton Meagher

Encapsulations

Biologika Peter Miller

Lye + Simmons

23rd June - 28th June 2005

i spy

Ben Frost : As seen on TV

26th May - 8th June 2005

As Seen On TV
1. The suburbs are exciting.
2. Teenagers who have sex are destined to die in grotesque ways.
3. There are no ugly women, only ugly men.
4. Cars will explode in all accidents.
5. Everyone has a 'dark' secret.
6. Haunted houses are never locked.
7. Thunderstorms spontaneously create murders.
8. Good guys will only get shot in the arm or leg.
9. Street vendor's carts are magnetically attracted to high-speed car chases.
10. To kill a vampire, you must set out 5 minutes before sunset.

Ben Frost explores the blurred lines between advertising and entertainment in his own world of reality television with over 30 new works.
As Seen on TV is his first solo painting show since 2003 after returning from Japan.
The opening reception will also feature a special performance by Sydney noise band 'The Death Set'.
www.benfrostisdead.com

Shannon Crees' exhibition ' devoir' is a textural tapestry of figurative works evolving from her experience as a fashion illustrator.
The multilayered pieces draw from exotic stylised art practices and use images of objectified beauty,
both challenging and condoning society's aesthetic ideals.

Simon Lovelace

The better you look the more you see

12th - 25th May 2005

Paul Davies Modern building copy
Thursday 28th April - Wednesday 11th May

Show sold out!

PENDOLINO:Katie Hepworth & Miriam Mlecek

Wednesday April 27th 6-8pm (one night show)

a video + photographic installation

Staged on the eve of our indefinite departure from Australia, Pendolino is a reflection on the difficulty of a life lived in perpetual migration. In this life of constant transit, the exhilaration of being super-present in the city is tempered by being permanently absent from half of your life. Pendolino focuses on the moment post-arrival where one tries to piece together old friendships; the recalibration of a static memory to the reality of people and relationships that have continued evolving in your absence.

Capture Camera Phone Photography Exhibition

Exhibition: 14 April – 24 April 2005

A public exhibition of camera phone images submitted by people from Australia and around the globe. Capture looks at the merging of art and technology; exploring and celebrating the creative impact of the camera phone.

www. captureexhibition.com

Fischerspooner launch

Axel Savage New Work

31st March - 13th April

Arnie Arnold "Your beautiful my ugly"

17th - 30th March 2005

The intimate gallery space will be transformed with a compelling and surprising blend of installation, found objects, and electronics, all complementing the painted surfaces; colours swirling and splashing from paintings on to gallery walls, floor and front windows, drawing you into his artistic neverland of imaginery moments and meetings …

Stephanie Smiedt

Sexy but Vacant

4th – 16 th March 2005

Milk Maid

Thursday 3rd Feb - Wednesday 16th Feb 2005

Milk Maid presents an opportunity to indulge. Designer Louise Nichols and writer Beth Yelland, collaborate to cater to the delights of ladies and gentlemen. All manner of finery in the mediums of paint and fabric celebrate the spoils of old with a modern wink. It's time for a tea party...Be sure to bring your manners.

1/2 doz.

An annual festival now in its second year, Half Dozen comprises six shows in a month. Organised by artist-curators Oliver Watts and Jasper Knight, it showcases the work of over 30 emerging and established artists, including painters, sculptors, designers, architects, installation and new media artists.

Half Dozen - 2 Jan to 2 Feb, 2005

Contact: Jasper Knight 0414 614 389

Oliver Watts 0413 415 641

½ doz. - 2005 Program

1. Between the devil and the deep blue sea

New work by Jasper Knight

Opening 6-8pm Sun 2 Jan, until Wed 5 Jan

Jasper Knight, Yellow Wharf (detail), 2004

2. The Lovesick Reply

Contemporary Object Art

Anna-Wili Highfield, Lucinda Chambers, Nina Davis, Sarah Lindner Jess Wright, Aesha Henderson, Lisa Andrews, Louis Pratt, Chris Hanrahan, Vladimir Cherepanoff, Boyd Sandy, Oliver Watts.

Curated by Oliver Watts

Opening 6-8pm Thurs 6 Jan, until Wed 12 Jan

Aesha Henderson, Fern (detail), 2004

3. The Rope Hole

New work by Melanie Waugh

Opening 6-8pm Thurs 13 Jan, until Wed 19 Jan

Melanie Waugh, Gleniffer Sketch, 2004

4. Frontier photo-booth

An installation by Oliver Watts

Opening 6-8pm Thurs 20 Jan, until Sat 22 Jan

Oliver Watts, Old Sydney Town (detail), 2004

5. Prospectus

Projections in New Media

Curated by Dougal Phillips and David Teh

Opening 6-8pm Sun 23 Jan, until Wed 26 Jan

Sam Doctor, still from Still Life, 2004

6. Mass Reduced

One-off designs from mass-produced elements

Vladimir Cherepanoff, Shane Gogan, Dominique Alla, OJ Bawden, Boyd Sandy, Isabelle Toland, Winny Lau, Jasper Knight, Willea Ferris, Nicole Chojecka, David Watts, Andrew Tessarero.

Curated by Isabelle Toland and Winny Lau

Opening 6-8pm Thurs 27 Jan, until Wed 2 Feb

Winny Lau and Isabelle Toland, Bench Seat (detail), 2004

1/2 Dozen

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