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Savanhdary Vongpoothorn: All that arises Related Press Savanhdary Vongpoothorn: All that arises 30 August 2019, Art Guide Australia

All that arises – an exhibition 18 months in the making, now on at the ANU Drill Hall Gallery in Canberra – is a survey of artist Savanhdary Vongpoothorn's 25-year career to date. It features more

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Brendan Huntley Related Press Brendan Huntley 15 February 2019, art guide Australia

Brendan Huntley emerges from a spring-green coastal backyard, dressed in an orange puffer jacket. The garden goes down towards a large, tidy shed at the back where the artist has set up an enviable st

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Punk rock to pottery studio: how Brendan Huntley changed his tune Related Press Punk rock to pottery studio: how Brendan Huntley changed his tune 11 November 2018, The Guardian

Brendan Huntley has two art studios. One where he lives in Melbourne's inner-north; that's where he does most of his painting. Then there's another way down south in Frankston, at his mother's ramblin

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The surprising links between Brexit and Oceania art exhibition Related Press The surprising links between Brexit and Oceania art exhibition 20 October 2018, New Zealand Herald

The Telegraph described it as an "ambitious and astonishing exhibition" while Guardian art critic Jonathan Jones declared he didn't just like the art but wanted to live in the world it portrays. H

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'I didn't eat for a week': The passion and pain of collecting art Related Press 'I didn't eat for a week': The passion and pain of collecting art 8 September 2018, The Sydney Morning Herald

On the eve of Sydney Contemporary art fair, five leading artists, collectors and philanthropists share their passion and tips for collecting art. Ben Quilty, artist Ben Quilty, artist Ben Quilty

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9 Must see artists at Melbourne Art Fair Related Press 9 Must see artists at Melbourne Art Fair 23 July 2018, Timeout

Navigating a major art fair can seem a bit daunting if you're not a pro, and this year's Melbourne Art Fair is jam-packed. There are 40 galleries showing work across venues in Southbank from August 2

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Interview: Tamara Dean Related Press Interview: Tamara Dean 13 June 2018, artguide Australia

Tamara Dean is known for her photographic works that document subjects who areoften engaged in some quiet interaction with the natural environment.These actions recall a rite of passage, or ritual

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Artists in residence: Where artists find their happy place Related Press Artists in residence: Where artists find their happy place 23 May 2018, The New Zealand Herald

Auckland Art Fair puts the spotlight on this city as a place to see the best in contemporary art from the Pacific Rim. Dionne Christian asks some of the artists what 'place' means to them — in partic

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A Point of Encounter for Asia-Pacific: Sydney Contemporary 2017 art fair – highlights round-up Related Press A Point of Encounter for Asia-Pacific: Sydney Contemporary 2017 art fair – highlights round-up 13 September 2017, Art Radar

While the cancellation of the biannual Melbourne Art Fair in 2015 appeared to some as a sign of the instability of the Australian commercial art market, for Sydney Contemporary it was good news. The f

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Sarah Contos and Linde Ivimey Related Press Sarah Contos and Linde Ivimey 26 May 2017, EyeContact

Traipsing around the dealer galleries of Sydney's Darlinghurst is a pleasant enough pastime among the terraced Victorian houses with their wrought ironwork in their prospect of tropical foliage and ra

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Guan Wei: 'Reflection' Related Press Guan Wei: 'Reflection' 27 March 2017, ArtAsiaPacific

For 20 years, Guan Wei has cast his characters like actors within an imaginative topography where anthropomorphic winds bellow across vast oceans.

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Joanna Braithwaite: Juggling Reality Related Press Joanna Braithwaite: Juggling Reality 30 August 2016, Artist Profile

Your work plays with the absurd, the surreal at times. There are elements of realism but then the subjects can be doing completely bizarre things such as, for instance, the fat man with the oversized pants packed full of dogs. Can you talk to me about this juxtaposition in your paintings? I don’t see things as being black and white. I...

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More than a market platform: Art Stage Singapore 2016 looks beyond sales – round-up Related Press More than a market platform: Art Stage Singapore 2016 looks beyond sales – round-up 3 February 2016, Art Radar

Art Stage Singapore 2016 closed last weekend reporting a 20 percent drop in visitor numbers: only 40,500 visitors attended the country’s premier fair from 20 January to 24 January 2016, down from 51,000 last year. It is “the first time attendance to the fair has shrunk”, reports Straits Times. The decrease reflects unfavourable...

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Photo Blog: Art Stage Singapore 2016 Related Press Photo Blog: Art Stage Singapore 2016 26 January 2016, Art Asia Pacific

Entering Art Stage Singapore 2016 through Thai artist Ploenchan Vinyaratn’s Netscape (2015)—a passageway of black feathers, colorful appliqué and embroidery resembling giant nestling wings—over 7,000 VIPs attended the vernissage evening of the fair on January 19, where they were greeted with flowing champagne and art. Branded as...

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Of Time, Places and People: 'Time of Others' at the Singapore Art Museum Related Press Of Time, Places and People: 'Time of Others' at the Singapore Art Museum

Singapore Art Museum’s (SAM) latest exhibition Time of Others, which opened on 21 November 2015, is a curatorial collaboration with three other distinguished museums exhibited in four locations in three countries: the Museum of Contemporary Art, Tokyo (MOT), National Museum of Art, Osaka (NMAO) and the Queensland Art Gallery | Gallery of...

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Compatible Partnership or Domination? Related Press Compatible Partnership or Domination? 31 July 2015, EyeContact

With its official opening last Saturday morning, the latest transmutation of the Govett-Brewster Art Gallery is now open for public inspection, alongside its dazzling new neighbour and partner (by virtue of sharing the same director), the Len Lye Centre. New Zealand Aotearoa’s art communities will watch Simon Rees with interest as he...

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Art Month Sydney 2015: top picks Related Press Art Month Sydney 2015: top picks 11 March 2015, The Guardian

What place does painting have in contemporary art? Slip Slop Slap sees artists and critics tackle the topic at King Street Gallery on William (11 March). Shows asking the same question include Paintingontopofitself at MOP Projects (4–29 March), Simon Fieldhouse at Australian galleries (3–22 March) and Mitch Cairns at the Commercial...

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IMAGINE ASIA: New Zealand artists respond to contemporary Asia Related Press IMAGINE ASIA: New Zealand artists respond to contemporary Asia 24 February 2015, Pataka Art + Museum

Since 2007 the Asia New Zealand Foundation has run a programme of residency opportunities in Asia for emerging and mid-career New Zealand artists. An exhibition of works by artists who have benefited from these residencies will be opened at Pataka Art + Museum in early 2015 as part of the Asia New Zealand Foundation’s 20th anniversary...

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50 Most Powerful People In Australian Art Related Press 50 Most Powerful People In Australian Art 17 December 2014, The Art Life / 12 December 2014

In the year since our last list there's been a lot of movement. As we've noted before, curators come and go depending on their latest projects, often years in the making. Russell Storer, who made his debut on this last last year at 30, is off the list completely after the curator left QAG-GOMA for Singapore, while others have jumped into...

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Ten Most Memorable Australian Artworks Of 2013 Related Press Ten Most Memorable Australian Artworks Of 2013 19 December 2013, Nicholas Forrest for Artinfo / 17 December 2013

As 2013 comes to an end, BLOUIN ARTINFO Australia takes a look back at the year that was and has picked 10 of the most memorable Australian artworks to have emerged during 2013. In no particular order, the top 10 most memorable Australian artworks of 2013 are: “Skywhale,” 2013 by Patricia Piccinini Commissioned to celebrate...

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Tim Maguire In Sydney Related Press Tim Maguire In Sydney 20 November 2013, Nicholas Forrest for Artfinfo / 09 November 2013

Paris-based Australian artist Tim Maguire has developed an international reputation for his rich and alluring color separation paintings of voluptuous flowers and plump berries. With his signature computer-generated aesthetic, that belies the complex process of creation which is more labor-intensive than most people would realize, Maguire has...

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