Gordon Hookey
Vivienne Binns, Khaled Sabsabi, Gordon Hookey: exhibitions that will define 2022
Artshub have listed Vivienne Binns' survey exhibition at Monash University Art Museum, Khaled Sabsabi's survey exhibition at Campbelltown Arts Centre, and Gordon Hookey's exhibitions at the Insitute of Modern Art and University of New South Wales Galleries as exhibitions that will define 2022. The article can be read here.
Khadim Ali, Gordon Hookey, Khaled Sabsabi: Featured in Artist Profile
Khadim Ali, Gordon Hookey and Khaled Sabsabi have been featured in articles in Issue 57 of Artist Profile. More information can be found here.
Gordon Hookey: Article in QWeekend
Gordon Hookey has been featured in an article in QWeekend on November 13-14, 2021. The article can be found on age 16 and 17 for his upcoming work at APT10.
Vernon Ah Kee, Richard Bell, Megan Cope, Gordon Hookey: Review in ArtAsiaPacific
Vernon Ah Kee, Richard Bell, Megan Cope and Gordon Hookey have been featured in an article on ArtAsiaPacific in relation to the proppaNOW exhibitionat UQ Art Museum. Read the article here.
Vernon Ah Kee, Richard Bell, Megan Cope, Gordon Hookey: Review in ArtsHub
Vernon Ah Kee, Richard Bell, Megan Cope and Gordon Hookey have been featured in an article on ArtsHub for their exhibiton OCCURENT AFFAIR: proppaNOW at UQ Art Museum. The exhibition runs until 19 June 2021. Read the article here.
Hoda Afshar, Eric Bridgeman, Gordon Hookey, Raquel Ormella, Ryan Presley: Just Not Australian at Bathurst Regional Art Gallery
Hoda Afshar, Eric Bridgeman, Gordon Hookey, Raquel Ormella and Ryan Presley have been included in 'Just Not Australia', curated by Artspace and developed with Sydney Festival and Museum & Galleries of NSW. The touring exhibition will run at Bathurst Regional Gallery from 20 February - 5 April 2021. More info here.
Vernon Ah Kee, Richard Bell, Megan Cope, Gordon Hookey: OCCURRENT AFFAIR at UQ Art Museum
Vernon Ah Kee, Richard Bell, Megan Cope and Gordon Hookey and proppaNOW collective will present new commissions and existing works for 'OCCURRENT AFFAIR: proppaNOW' at the University of Queensland Art Museum. The exhibition will run from 13 February - 19 June 2021. More information can be found here.
Gordon Hookey: Interview with Gary Simmons in the New York Times
Gordon Hookey interview with Gary Simmons on his exhibition 'Sacren Nation, Scared Nation' at Fort Gansevoort, NY has been published in the New York Times. More information can be found here.
Gordon Hookey: Exhibiton Review in the New York Times
Gordon Hookey's exhibition 'Sacred Nation, Scared Nation' at Fort Gansevoort has been reviewed in the New York Times. More information can be found here.
GORDON HOOKEY AND RAQUEL ORMELLA: Just Not Australian opening at Wollongong Art Gallery
Just Not Austalian, which features work by Gordon Hookey and Raquel Ormella, opens at Wollongong Art Gallery on 21 November 2020. The show is on tour from Artspace, Sydney, and will run until 7 February 2021. More information here.
Gordon Hookey: Speaking on panel at Brisbane Writers Festival
Gordon Hookey will be speaking on a panel at Brisbane Writers Festival exploring how art and words can intersect to tell powerful stories. The panel is at 10am on Sunday 8 September. More information can be found here.
Gordon Bennett, Gordon Hookey, Natalya Hughes: ArtGuide, The Abyss, GUAM
Gordon Bennett, Gordon Hookey, and Natalya Hughes' works in The Abyss: Strategies in Contemporary Art at Griffith University Art Museum, Brisbane, have been featured in Art Guide Australia in an article by Jane O'Sullivan. Read the article here.
Gordon Hookey: Portrait of an Artist, State Library of Queensland, Brisbane
Gordon Hookey's Portrait of an Artist interview, filmed for the James C. Sourris AM collection, will be screened at the State Library of Queensland, followed by a Q&A with the artist. The event takes place on Friday 26 July at 6:30pm. More information can be found here.
Gordon Bennett, Louise Hearman, Gordon Hookey, Natalya Hughes, Jemima Wyman: The Abyss, Griffith University Art Museum
Gordon Bennett, Louse Hearman, Gordon Hookey, Natalya Hughes and Jemima Wyman will be included in The Abyss: Strategies in Contemporary Art at Griffith University Art Musuem, Brisbane. The exhibition will be on display from July 25 - 28 September 2019. More information can be found here.
Gordon Hookey: work to feature at Brisbane Writer's Festival
For the 2019 Brisbane Writer's Festival Angel's Palace, a 7.5 metre dome covered with a work by Gordon Hookey, will return. More information can be found here.
Gordon Hookey, Raquel Ormella: Just Not Australian, Artspace
Gordon Hookey and Raquel Ormella have been included in Just Not Australian at Artspace in Sydney. The exhibition runs until 28 April 2019. More information can be found here.
VERNON AH KEE, DALE HARDING, GORDON HOOKEY: FRIEZE MAGAZINE
Vernon Ah Kee, Dale Harding, and Gordon Hookey are mentioned in the November-December issue of Frieze magazine, Decolouring Culture: Where Do We Go From Here? Ah Kee's practice is discussed by Vivian Ziherl in her piece on Australian and Netherlandish exhibitions, and Harding's and Hookey's practices are included in Paola Balla's article on Australian artists resisting colonisation.
GORDON HOOKEY DALE HARDING: 'CONTINENTAL DRIFT: FROM BLAK TO BLACK', CIAF
Work by Gordon Hookey and Dale Harding will be included in Continental Drift: From Blak to Black, as part of the Cairns Indigenous Art Fair. The exhibition investigates the ways in which Indigenous Australian and South African artists respond to colonisation and share in the issues of political activism, identity, and displacement. The exhibition runs at the Cairns Art Gallery from July 7 until 23 September 2018.
Richard Bell, Bonita Ely, Gordon Hookey, Tom Nicholson: Frontier Imaginaries Ed.5: Trade Markings, Vanabbe Museum, Eindhoven
Works by Richard Bell, Bonita Ely, Gordon Hookey and Tom Nicholson have been included in the fifth edition of Frontier Imaginaries 'Trade Markings' at the Vanabbe Museum, Eindhoven. The exhibition has been curated by Vivian Ziherl in collaboration with Charles Esche and Annie Fletcher. The exhibition runs 7 April - 1 June 2018. More information can be found here.
RICHARD BELL, BONITA ELY, GORDON HOOKEY: Toxic Assets live stream from e-flux and Columbia University, New York
TOXIC ASSETS which features work by Richard Bell, Bonita Ely and Gordon Hookey, will be live streamed on the Frontier Imaginaries website between 20-22 October EST and can be viewed here.
DOCUMENTA 14: BONITA ELY, DALE HARDING, AND GORDON HOOKEY
The work of Bonita Ely, Dale Harding, and Gordon Hookey features as part of the fourteenth edition of Documenta, which opens across various venues in Kassel, Germany this Saturday 10 June.
BONITA ELY, DALE HARDING, GORDON HOOKEY: Documenta 14
Work by Bonita Ely, Dale Harding and Gordon Hookey features as part of Documenta 14 in Athens. For Documenta 14, participating artists were invited to think and produce within the context of the emerging dynamic relationship between Kassel and Athens and to develop a work for each of the two locations.
THE NATIONAL 2017: WEBSITE GOES LIVES
'The National' 2017 has launched its website dedicated to its upcoming triennial exhibition, profiling the artists featured including Khadim Ali, Richard Bell, Gordon Bennett, Dale Harding, Gordon Hookey, Tom Nicholson, Raquel Ormella, Khaled Sabsabi, and Jemima Wyman. The site also includes essays by the exhibition curators providing an introduction to the exhibition concept.
The National 2017
In 2017 the Art Gallery of New South Wales, Carriageworks and Museum of Contemporary Art will present The National: New Australian Art. The National will showcase contemporary Australian art and includes new work by Khadim Ali, Gordon Bennett, Richard Bell, Dale Harding, Gordon Hookey, Tom Nicholson, Raquel Ormella, Khaled Sabsabi and Jemima Wyman. The National opens 30 March 2017.
How to Write Painting: A Conversation about History Painting, Language, and Colonialism with Gordon Hookey, Hendrik Folkerts, and Vivian Ziherl
Gordon Hookey features in the newest South as a State of Mind.
BEYOND THE TOWER: UNIVERSITY OF QUEENSLAND ART MUSEUM
The University of Queensland Art Museum celebrates its 40th year with the exhibition 'Beyond the tower: 40 years and counting', profiling the museum's significant collection. Curated by Director Campbell Gray and Curator Samantha Littley, the exhibition includes work by Madonna Staunton, Gordon Bennett, Eugene Carchesio, Jon Cattapan, Gordon Hookey, Khadim Ali, Richard Bell, Aleks Danko, Judy Watson, Luke Roberts, and Tim Johnson.
Gordon Hookey & Michael Aird - In Conversation at IMA
Gordon Hookey conversation at the Institute of Modern Art: 2 June 2016 – 6:00PM-8:00PM
Artist Gordon Hookey will be in conversation with curator, publisher, and historian Michael Aird to discuss the visual language of Hookey’s major new painting HISTORY is his story, MYSTERY is my story (A History according to me).
BONITA ELY, GORDON HOOKEY AND TOM NICHOLSON: FRONTIER IMAGINARIES, IMA and QUT Art Museum
Bontia Ely, Gordon Hookey and Tom Nicholson feature as part of the exhibition Frontier Imaginaries, curated by Vivian Ziherl. Frontier Imaginaries will be showcased in two parts across two sites: 'No Longer at Ease; at the Institute of Modern Art and 'The Life of Lines' at QUT Art Museum. Opening events begin Saturday 14 May 3.30pm at QUT Art Museum and conclude 8pm at the IMA. For further information click here.
CONFLICT: CONTEMPORARY RESPONSES TO WAR, UQ ART MUSEUM
MY COUNTRY: CONTEMPORARY ART FROM BLACK AUSTRALIA
'My Country: Contemporary Art from Black Australia' opens tomorrow Friday 28 March at Auckland Art Gallery Toi O Tamaki. The exhibition presents over 100 works by over 40 artists, including Gordon Bennett, Vernon Ah Kee, Richard Bell, Judy Watson and Gordon Hookey. My Country showcases the breadth of recent work by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists, and the connections the artists have with their land and nation. The exhibition runs until 20 July 2014.
VERNON AH KEE & GORDON HOOKEY: FOUR ROOMS, ADELAIDE FESTIVAL
'Four Rooms', a multi-sensory exhibition curated by Troy-Anthony Baylis opens today as part of the Adelaide Festival. The exhibition includes work by seven Indigenous artists, including Vernon Ah Kee who has collaborated with artists Tess Allas (NSW) and Charlie Schneider (USA) to create a video work Andy Warhol on Aboriginal Art. Gordon Hookey also features as part of the exhibition. Read more.
University of Queensland Art Museum NEW 2013
NEW 2013 will feature a selection of recent acquisitions to the University of Queensland Art Museum's collection, including Eugene Carchesio, Lucy Griggs, Ian Burn, Madonna Staunton, Gareth Sansom, Stuart Ringholt, Gordon Hookey, and Judy Watson. The exhibition runs 10 August - 15 December 2013.
http://www.artmuseum.uq.edu.au/index.html?page=189719
Born To Concrete
Vernon Ah Kee, Gordon Hookey, Eugene Carchesio, Luke Roberts, Ian Burn, and Aleks Danko will be included in Born To Concrete at the University of Queensland Art Museum, 6 July - 6 October.
More information: http://www.vision6.com.au/download/files/31940/1966719/BTC%20email%20invite.jpg
My Country, I Still Call Australia Home
Gordon Bennett, Richard Bell, Judy Watson, Gordon Hookey, and Vernon Ah Kee will feature in My Country, I Still Call Australia Home at the Queensland Art Gallery | Gallery of Modern Art, Brisbane. The exhibition is the Gallery’s largest survey of contemporary art by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists to date. The exhibitions runs 1 June to 7 October 2013.
More information: http://www.qagoma.qld.gov.au/exhibitions/coming_soon/my_country
Propositions: Milani Gallery Pop Up Show.
A pop up exhibition will open on Thursday 6th December from 6 - 8pm. Propositions will span over two warehouse spaces and will run from 6 - 11 December. The address is 78 Logan Rd Woolloongabba (100m down the road from Milani Gallery).
Part One: Eugene Carchesio, Ross Manning and Sandra Selig.
Part Two: Vernon Ah Kee, Khadim Ali, Richard Bell, Gordon Bennett, Ian Burn, Gordon Hookey, Peter Kennedy, Tom Nicholson, Raquel Ormella, Stuart Ringholt, Madonna Staunton, Judy Watson.
SCULPTURE IS EVERYTHING
The works of Aleks Danko, Gordon Hookey and Luke Roberts feature in the exhibition Sculpture Is Everything: Contemporary Works From The Collection at Queensland Art Gallery | Gallery of Modern Art, Brisbane that explores the extraordinarily diverse and surprising field of contemporary sculpture.
Ten Years of Contemporary Australian Art: The James C. Sourris AM Collection
A number of artists represented by Milani Gallery will be included in an upcoming exhibition at the Gallery of Modern Art, Brisbane.
Ten Years of Contemporary Art features highlights from the collection of James C. Sourris AM.
For more information: http://qag.qld.gov.au/exhibitions/coming_soon/ten_years_of_contemporary_art_the_james_c_sourris_am_collection
Vernon Ah Kee, Richard Bell & Gordon Hookey @ Kick Arts
Works by Gordon Hookey, Richard Bell and Vernon Ah Kee will feature in an upcoming exhibition at Kick Arts, Cairns. The artists will be exhibiting new work as part of ProppaNow's group exhibition, The Black See. In addition to the exhibition, an installation of large paintings by Gordon Hookey entiitled The Deadly See Scrolls will also be in display at Kick Arts. The Black See, 19 August - 5 November 2011, Kick Arts Contemporary Arts, Cairns. For more information: http://kickarts.org.au/exhibitions/current/147/
Jus' Drawn
Vernon Ah Kee, Richard Bell and Gordon Hookey are exhibiting drawings as part of Jus' Drawn at the Linden Centre for Contemporary Art, Melbourne until 12 September. Jus' Drawn considers the drawing practice of the Brisbane based Indigenous artists' collective ProppaNow. Images of the exhibition can be viewed on this website: http://www.milanigallery.com.au/exhibit/jus-drawn
PROPPANOW AT THE ADELAIDE BIENNALE
Richard Bell, Gordon Hookey and Vernon Ah Kee will exhibit in Putsch at Tandanya. This will be the first ProppaNow exhibition outside Queensland.
Albers Foundation Residency
Gordon Hookey has been awarded a prestigious Albers Foundation Residency by the Australia Council. Hookey will travel to the United States later this year to undertake the residency at the Connecticut studio and home of renowned artist and colour theorist Josef Albers (1888 - 1976). For more information, see:http://www.australiacouncil.gov.au/news/news_items/indigenous_awards_celebrate_contributions_to_culture
Terra Nullius
An exhibition of contemporary Australian art at HALLE 14 in Leipzig, Germany features works by Richard Bell, Vernon Ah Kee, Gordon Hookey, Mike Parr & Judy Watson. Terra Nullius, curated by Frank Motz and Deborah Kelly, HALLE 14, Leipzig, Germany, 1 May - 26 July, 2009.http://www.halle14.org/ausstellungen.html