I recently went to the Hatched Exhibition, a showcase of some of the best up and coming Australian graduate artists. One of my favourite pieces was by Michael Prior & Lachlan Conn (Victoria). I wish I could remember the description because it was very interesting, but the general notion is that this is a kind of time machine. I think I also liked this piece the most, because it was in a dark room. Art galleries are always too bright.
Showing posts with label art exhibition. Show all posts
Showing posts with label art exhibition. Show all posts
Tuesday, April 28, 2009
Hatched Exhibition at PICA
I recently went to the Hatched Exhibition, a showcase of some of the best up and coming Australian graduate artists. One of my favourite pieces was by Michael Prior & Lachlan Conn (Victoria). I wish I could remember the description because it was very interesting, but the general notion is that this is a kind of time machine. I think I also liked this piece the most, because it was in a dark room. Art galleries are always too bright.
Labels:
art exhibition,
hatched,
lachlan conn,
local arts,
michael prior,
PICA,
time machine
Tuesday, November 25, 2008
"Take me Home" exhibition at Keith and Lottie
Went along to the Lisa Max and Jessica McLeod's exhibition opening last Wednesday night. It was a very cute affair, with very cute paintings and soft toys. I even bought a painting! (left). This year, 2008, is the first year that I have actually bought other people's art (not just the small zines, prints, cards etc that I wouldn't normally buy, but actual original art)!
Anyway, well done Lisa & Jess for putting on this very cute show! Also, thanks for the free pocky sticks, it made my night. Take me Home will be open until the 12th December at Keith and Lottie Gallery so I do recommend anyone to go and check it out! ^_^
Also, here's a quick review for The Moon's Caesar Salad (spare the bacon)... = At first it gives the impression of just being a bit plate of lettuce. Where's the anchovies?, you may wonder. Delve beneath the surface and there are at least 10-14 of them. Salty goodness.
Labels:
art exhibition,
jessica mcleod,
keith and lottie,
lisa max,
local arts
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