Stuart Ringholt: The Devil Had a Daughter @ MUMA
Work by Stuart Ringholt features in an upcoming exhibition at Monash University Art Museum, Melbourne. Curated by Kirilly Hammond, The Devil Had a Daughter reflects an enduring fascination with allegorical, theatrical and macabre imagery apprent throghout the history of print making. The exhibition seeks to open up the definition of printmaking towards an expanded understanding of its role and form in contemporary art. The Devil Had a Daughter, Monash University Museum of Art, 4 August - 1 October, 2011.
VERNON AH KEE: COUNTING COUP
Vernon Ah Kee's artwork is set to feature in Counting Coup at the Museum of Contemporary Native Art, New Mexico. Counting Coup considers the maker’s mark as a means of action and recognition through the guise of an exhibition of contemporary constructions that considers honoring, naming and claiming past accomplishments and victories. By keeping score, we are able to identify, witness and memorialize the greater narrative of our presence as a coup to who and where Native peoples are today.
jon cattapan: story bridge at the uq art gallery
Jon Cattapan's work will feature in upcoming exhibition Story Bridge at the University of Queensland Art Museum. Curated by Michele Helmrich and Gordon Craig, Story Bridge delves into story behind the iconic landmark amidst the life of nearby Fortitude Vallery. University of Queensland Art Museum, 9 July - 19 September 2011.
Peter Kennedy: 10 Ways to Look at the Past @ NGV
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.
DAMIANO BERTOLI: IMA@SURFERS
Damiano Bertoli's Continuous Moment: Anxiety Villa will be exhibited in the first of the IMA@Surfers exhibition at the Gold Coast. The exhibition runs from 16 July - 10 August 2011 from Tuesday - Sunday 11am - 5pm. The opening event is being held on Saturday 16 July from 3-5pm, and will be preceded by an artist talk at 2.30pm.
For more information:http://www.ima.org.au/pages/exhibitions.php
ROSS MANNING: THE CHURCHIE NATIONAL EMERGING ART EXHIBITION
Ross Manning's artwork has been selected as the winner of the The Churchie National Emerging Art Exhibition at the Griffith University Art Gallery, Queensland College of Art. The exhibition runs from 25 June - 13 August.
For more information:http://www.griffith.edu.au/visual-creative-arts/griffith-artworks/queensland-college-art-gallery/exhibition-program
Collaborative Witness @ UQ Art Museum
Works by Jon Cattapan, Tim Johnson and Judy Watson will be on display at the University of Queensland Art Museum as part of an upcoming exhibition that looks at the plight of asylum seekers. Collaborative Witness: Artists' responses to the plight of the asylum seeker and refugee, curated by Dr. Prue Ahrens and Michele Helmrich, University of Queensland Art Museum, 11 June - 27 August, 2011.
Peter Kennedy: Catching Trucks @ Gertrude Contemporary
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
Luke Roberts: AlphaStation/Alphaville @ ACP
A major solo exhibition by Luke Roberts will open at the Australian Centre for Photography, Sydney, later this month. AlphaStation/Alphaville, originally shown at the Institute of Modern Art, Brisbane in late 2010, features a major new series of photographic works by Roberts, together with selected earlier images. 17 June - 23 July, Australian Centre for Photography, Sydney.http://tmp.acp.org.au/future/
Bonita Ely, Tim Johnson & Stuart Ringholt: Tell Me Tell Me
Works by Bonita Ely, Tim Johnson and Stuart Ringholt are featured in an exhibition of Australian and Korean art at the National Art School, Sydney. Curated by the Museum of Contemporary Art's Glenn Barkley, and the National Museum of Contemporay Art, Seoul's, Inhye Kim, Tell Me Tell Me highlights the historical and ongoing connections between Australian and Korean art and showcases works from the collections of both museums. 17 June - 24 August, 2011. http://www.mca.com.au/default.asp?page_id=10&content_id=8193