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Those familiar with Catherine Truman’s work will not be surprised, just overjoyed to be able to add to their collections for as little as $134.
Those familiar with Catherine Truman’s work will not be surprised, just overjoyed to be able to add to their collections for as little as $134.
In this exhibition of lovely, lined works, Lesniewski develops and shares with us, the audience, her gently (and some not so gently) humorous bird brains.
This is a fun, multi-artist Christmas exhibition that is now Art Images Gallery’s Christmas tradition.
This exhibition of Trebilcock’s new works will not disappoint existing fans of his works.
Imagine yourself in the hush of an Indonesian temple as you gaze in awe at spotlighted treasures against a gently rich background.
A mini AVCon, Anime and Video games Convention, was arranged as a part of the OzAsia Festival this year. With the focus on Japan this year, it fitted into that theme nicely.
If you only see one exhibition for SALA this should be it. Viewing this show is an act of viewing and validating our recent history.
This excellent and extensive display of work by Leith Semmons deserves to be shown in a bigger and better space but, for SALA, we should be thankful that artists are showing work all over the city.
The show highlights the influence that young British artists have had on the entire British cultural landscape.
All in all, this is a well balanced exhibition in good surroundings, well worth the trip and with the added bonus of the café restaurant onsite to encourage you to linger even longer.