Ocula Report The Jeweled Isle: Art from Sri Lanka at LACMA 18 Jan 2019 : Perwana Nazif for Ocula The Jeweled Isle: Art from Sri Lanka at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (9 December 2018–23 June 2019) is billed as the first comprehensive survey of Sri Lankan art organised by a U.S. museum, with around 240 works—including decorative objects, textiles, photographs, and historical works from the museum's own collection of Sri Lankan...
Ocula Conversation Ellen Pau Artist A radiographer by training, Ellen Pau is a self-taught artist who emerged from Hong Kong's fledgling contemporary art scene of the late 1980s, when video was a comparatively nascent medium. In 1986, Pau co-founded Videotage—a non-profit organisation that specialises in the promotion and preservation of video and new media art. Pau has an...
Ocula Report Singapore Art Week: Exhibitions to See 18 Jan 2019 : Tessa Moldan for Ocula S.E.A. Focus, the new boutique art fair by STPI – Creative Workshop & Gallery, will take centre stage during this year's Singapore Art Week (19–27 January 2019). Running between 24 and 27 January 2019, 26 galleries will participate in the inaugural edition, showcasing modern and contemporary Southeast Asian art within a pop-up structure in...
Greenaway Art Gallery was established in 1991 by Director Paul Greenaway OAM, in a converted warehouse in Adelaide. The gallery's focus has been always to promote the best local and international artists. Since 2008 the activities of the gallery started to expand into new realms, and a small project space was opened in Berlin. The objective of GAGPROJECTS is to open new avenues beyond the gallery system; engaging in social and educational projects beyond the conventional art field. Since 2014, and to consolidate the two areas of activities, Greenaway Art Gallery started operating as GAGPROJECTS | Greenaway Art Gallery.
GAGPROJECTS | Greenaway Art Gallery over the past 25 years has always shown emerging, mid career and established artists from all disciplines. It is rare for us to have group exhibitions with the exception of Art Fairs. The relaxed atmosphere of a hotel art fair allows us to showcase an eclectic mix of our represented artists from the established artists like Jenny Watson and Hossein Valamanesh; mid-career artists - Darren Siwes, Dani Marti, Louise Haselton and David Griggs to younger artists like Ariel Hassan, Juz Kitson and James Tylor.
For SPRING1883 in Melbourne we again will show a diverse range of medium and works.
Darren SiwesDalabon Braun Blood (from Mulaga Gudjerie series), 2013 Giclee print on Kodak lustre,
Jenny WatsonMan from the back in a cocktail glass and Assange may be extradited to Ecuador,, 2012 Liquitex acrylic and schminke watercolour on arches acquarelle paper, dyptich
Ariel HassanOrganic occurrences forming within the grey zones of pre-existing regimes No. 10,, 2014 Digital print on photographic gloss paper
Juz KitsonRenewed Ritual, 2015/16 Southern ice porcelain, terracotta, raku clay, goat cow and gazelle hide, rabbit and fox fur, merino wool, horse hair, goat horn, marine ply and treated pine
