Ocula Conversation Sunjung Kim’s Real DMZ Project Interrogates the North and South Korea Divide Ongoing since 2012, the Real DMZ Project interrogates the demilitarised zone (DMZ) between North and South Korea through annual, research-based exhibitions that bring together the works of Korean and international artists. Sunjung Kim, the independent curator behind the project, conceived the idea of exploring the DMZ while curating Japanese artist...
Ocula Report Sydney Lowdown: Exhibitions to See 6 Sep 2019 : Elyse Goldfinch for Ocula The fifth edition of Sydney Contemporary will take place once again at Carriageworks between 12 and 15 September 2019, with Spring 1883 bringing together a cohort of 27 galleries from across Australia and the region to inhabit rooms at the Establishment Hotel from 11 to 14 September 2019, uniquely presenting contemporary works propped up on...
Ocula Insight | Video Mark Bradford’s Call for Unity at Shanghai’s Long Museum 16 August 2019 Mark Bradford walks through Mark Bradford: Los Angeles Mark Bradford: Los Angeles at the Long Museum West Bund in Shanghai (27 July–13 October 2019) is the artist's largest solo exhibition to date in China. In this video for Ocula, Bradford and Diana Nawi, curator of the show, walk through selected works that convey the artist's concerns with...
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.
