Peter Kennedy
Vernon Ah Kee, Gordon Bennett, Dale Harding, Peter Kennedy, Judy Watson: Exhibition review in The Guardian
Vernon Ah Kee, Gordom Benett, Dale Harding, Peter Kennedy and Judy Watson have all been discussed in a review in The Guardian of the exhibition 'A Year in Art: Australia 1992' at the TATE Modern, London. Read the review here.
Vernon Ah Kee, Gordon Bennett, Bonita Ely, Dale Harding, Peter Kennedy, Judy Watson: Exhibition at TATE Modern, London
Vernon Ah Kee, Gordon Bennett, Bonita Ely, Dale Harding, Peter Kennedy, Judy Watson have been included in the exhibition 'A Year in Art: Australia 1992' at the TATE Modern, London. The exhibition will run until Spring 2022. More information can be found here.
Vivienne Binns, Bonita Ely, Peter Kennedy: TATE and MCA acquisitions
The Museum of Contemporary Art Australia, Sydney, Tate, London, have announced their new Australian artwork acquisitions for their International Joint Acquisition Program. Included in this are The Aftermath and the Ikon of Fear (1984–5) by Vivienne Binns, Jabiluka UO2 by Bonita Ely (1979), and Snare (1972/2019) and But the Fierce Blackman (1971/2011) by Peter Kennedy.
Peter Kennedy: Lecture at ACCA, Melbourne
On Monday 8 July Peter Kennedy will be presenting at the Australian Centre of Contemporary Art as part pf their lecture series, Defining Moments: Australian Exhibition Histories 1968–1999. The talk is titled Inhibodress: multimedia interference, more information can be found here.
PETER KENNEDY: THERE THEN HERE NOW reviewed in Art Asia Pacific
Peter Kennedy's exhibition THERE THEN HERE NOW has been reviewed by Sophie Rose in Art Asia Pacific. The exhibition is on display at Milani Gallery until 18 May 2019. Read the article here.
Milani Gallery Easter Closure
Milani Gallery will be closed over the Easter weekend, reopening Tuesday 23 April at 11.00am. Peter Kennedy's exhibition THERE THEN HERE NOW continues until 18 May. Our best wishes for the holiday break.
Ian Burn, Peter Kennedy: Minimalism: Space. Light. Object., National Gallery of Singapore
Works by Ian Burn and Peter Kennedy have been included in Minimalism: Space. Light. Obect. at the National Gallery of Singapore. The exhibition is on display until 14 April 2019. More information can be found here.
I CAN SEE RUSSIA FROM HERE, TCB, Melbourne
The work of Gordon Bennett, Eugene Carchesio, Sam Cranstoun, Peter Kennedy, Nigel Lendon, Stuart Ringholt and Jemima Wyman features as part of I Can See Russia From Here, curated by Chelsea Hopper at TCB, Melbourne. The exhibition includes the works of Australian artists who reference, are influenced by, or engage a “Russian imaginary”, as this year marks the centenary of the Russian Revolution. The exhibition runs from Wednesday June 7 - Saturday June 24 2017.
MCA/TATE ACQUIRES RICHARD BELL & PETER KENNEDY
The Museum of Contemporary Art Australia, Sydney, Tate, London, and Qantas have today announced five new Australian artwork acquisitions for their International Joint Acquisition Program. Included in the second round of acquisitions are Richard Bell's Embassy 2013-ongoing and Peter Kennedy & John Hughes' On Sacred Land 1983-84.
RED GREEN BLUE: A HISTORY OF AUSTRALIAN VIDEO ART, GRIFFITH UNIVERSITY ART GALLERY
2nd JUNE 5—7PM OPENING + IN-CONVERSATION with Peter Kennedy + Matthew Perkins Exhibition Dates: 3 JUNE — 9 JULY 2016 The following artists are included in the National Gallery of Victoria's exhibition 'Melbourne Now,' open 22 November 2013 - 23 March 2014. ABC Arts talks with Peter Kennedy about his work included in 'Melbourne Now,' open 22 November - 23 March. http://www.abc.net.au/arts/stories/s3889813.htm A number of artists are featured in Negotiating this world: Contemporary Australian Art at the National Gallery of Victoria. The exhibition runs 28 September 2012 - 25 February 2013. The accompanying catalogue: 101 Contemporary Australian Artists features the work of Vernon Ah Kee, Richard Bell, Vivienne Binns, Eugene Carchesio, Jon Cattapan, Aleks Danko, Bonita Ely, Tim Johnson, Peter Kennedy, Tom Nicholson, Rosslynd Piggott, and Gareth Sansom. Ian Burn, Elizabeth Gower, Robert Hunter, Tim Johnson, Peter Kennedy and Nigel Lendon are exhibited in Less is More at the Heide Museum of Modern Art, Melbourne. The exhibition surveys minimal and post-minimal art in Australia. More information: http://www.heide.com.au/#/exhibitions/current/exhibition/less-is-more/edate/2012-08-03/eid/133 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 An upcoming exhibition at the National Gallery of Victoria will feature work by Peter Kennedy. Curated by Jane Devery, 10 ways to look at the past features works by ten contemporary Australian artists that demonstrate a fascination with the passing of time. Drawn from the NGV’s permanent collection of contemporary art, the exhibition traces a range of artists’ approaches to the past whether nostalgic, introspective, playful or critical. Video works by Peter Kennedy will feature in an upcoming group exhibition at Gertrude Contemporary, Melbourne. Curated by Amita Kirplani, Catching Trucks seeks to highlight artists' attempts to reveal through processes of concealment. Kennedy will show excerpts from his video work, Idea Demonstrations 1972. Catching Trucks, Gertrude Contemporary, Melbourne, 10 June - 16 July, 2011. http://www.gertrude.org.au/exhibitions Selected film works by Peter Kennedy will screen at the Institute of Modern Art, Brisbane, Thursday 19 May, 6 pm. Kennedy will also talk about his work at the event, which coincides with his solo exhibition at the IMA, Peter Kennedy: Light Years 1970-71, which runs until 25 June. For more information: http://www.ima.org.au/pages/exhibitions.php Peter Kennedy's work will be the subject of a major, upcoming solo exhibition at the Institute of Modern Art, Brisbane. Light Years 1970-1 will restage works from three solo shows the artist mounted in 1970 and 1971, which contained pioneering examples of installation, light, performance, and sound work. An exhibition of recent work by Kennedy will run concurrently at Milani Gallery in late May. Peter Kennedy: Light Years 1970-1, Institute of Modern Art, Brisbane, 7 May - 25 June, 2011. http://www.ima.org.au/pages/exhibitions.php An exhibition of recent acquisitions at the Museum of Contemporary Art Sydney features a major installation by Peter Kennedy. MCA New Acquisitions in Context considers the development of the Museum's collection of international and Australian contemporary art over the past 5 years. New Acquisitions in Context, Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney, 9 December 2010 - June 13, 2011.http://www.mca.com.au/default.asp?page_id=10&content_id=7635 A major neon installation by Peter Kennedy was recently exhibited at the Australian Centre for Contemporary Art, Melbourne. People who died the day I was born- April 18, 1945 (part 2), was shown as part of Mortality, a group exhibition featuring works by Australian and international artists that address themes of spirituality, death and the afterlife. Mortality was part of the 2010 Melbourne International Arts Festival. For more information: http://www.accaonline.org.au/MediaReleaseMortality 
Curated by Matthew Perkins the three part exhibition 'Red Green Blue: A History of Australian Video Art' being held at Griffith University Art Gallery will run from Thursday 30 March to Saturday 8 July. Its three 'episodes' map a thematic history of video art in Australia from the 1970s until the present. Episode one 'Red: Everything is Political' runs until Saturday 29 April and includes artists Peter Kennedy, Bonita Ely and Kate Beynon.Raquel Ormella, Tom Nicholson and Peter Kennedy: Dissenting Voices, Art Gallery of Western Australia
Peter Kennedy - Resistance: Australian Experimental Art Foundation
Stuart Ringholt, Peter Kennedy, Tim Johnson & Aleks Danko: Art as a Verb, Art Space, Sydney
group exhibition 'Art as Verb' at Art Space, Sydney will showcase works by major local and international artists including Stuart Ringholt, Peter Kennedy, Tim Johnson and Aleks Danko. The exhibtion traces the development of an understanding of art as an action and not just an object. It will run from the 04 June until the 26 July.VERNON AH KEE, RICHARD BELL, PETER KENNEDY & RAQUEL ORMELLA: SEE YOU AT THE BARRICADES, AGNSW, SYDNEY
The work of Vernon Ah Kee, Richard Bell, Peter Kennedy and Raquel Ormella features as part of the upcoming group exhibition 'See you at the barricades' at the Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney. Opening 30 May, the exhibition calls attention to a ‘dissident aesthetic’ emerging in contemporary art. Increasingly, artists are adapting images of 20th-century protest movements, using flags and banners, and re-enacting historical protests.ALEKS DANKO, TIM JOHNSON & PETER KENNEDY: ART AS A VERB, ADELAIDE FRINGE
LUMINOUS: MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART AUSTRALIA
Luminous presents work drawn from the Museum of Contemporary Art collection by contemporary Australian artists that explore the effects of light. Featuring work by Sandra Selig and Peter Kennedy, the exhibition runs 9 March - 8 June 2015. Read more.ART AS A VERB: MONASH UNIVERSITY MUSEUM OF ART, MELBOURNE
Art as a Verb is a major thematic exhibition that takes as its departure point the concept of art as action, both inside the gallery and beyond. The group exhibition includes work by Tim Johnson, Peter Kennedy and Stuart Ringholt. Opening 3 October, the exhibition runs until 16 December 2014. Read more. Melbourne now: National Gallery of Victoria
Peter Kennedy: Melbourne Now
Negotiating this world: Contemporary Australian Art
LESS IS MORE
Ten Years of Contemporary Australian Art: The James C. Sourris AM Collection
Peter Kennedy: 10 Ways to Look at the Past @ NGV
Peter Kennedy: Catching Trucks @ Gertrude Contemporary
PETER KENNEDY FILM SCREENING @ IMA
PETER KENNEDY: LIGHT YEARS
Peter Kennedy: MCA New Acquisitions in Context
Peter Kennedy: Mortality