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Exhibitions

Thursday 25 July
2024

Universal Everything

Beings

ACMI
Wednesday 22 May – Sunday 29 September

Memo Akten

Memo Akten: Distributed Consciousness

ACMI
Wednesday 1 May – Tuesday 31 December

Andrew Rogers

Andrew Rogers: Where We Are

Jewish Museum of Australia
Friday 10 May – Sunday 1 September

Destiny Deacon, Cosey Fanni Tutti, Chelsea Farquhar, Dominic Guerrera, Truc Trong, William Yang

Octopus 24: Ricochet

Gertrude Contemporary
Saturday 15 June – Sunday 4 August

Various Australian artists

The School of Paris: Australian artists abroad

Bendigo Art Gallery
Friday 1 December – Sunday 3 November

Darren Sylvester

The Heads of Snowmen

Neon Parc (Brunswick)
Thursday 1 February – Saturday 24 February

Neon Parc is thrilled to commence 2024 with a two-part solo exhibition by renowned contemporary artist Darren Sylvester, investigating the dichotomy between high and low culture through a series of meticulously staged works, presented in a hyperreality that is equally wry and melancholic.

In ‘The Heads of Snowmen’, Sylvester presents a series of multi-coloured, hand blown glass snowman heads, embellished with cast bronze features, including a carrot nose, button eyes and cigarette. Presented decapitated and severed from their bodies, the frozen-in-time and ice-like finish further underscores Sylvester’s exploration of pop culture mortality.

Location

Neon Parc (Brunswick)
15 Tinning Street, Brunswick VIC 3056, Australia

Date

Thursday 1 February – Saturday 24 February

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Website

https://neonparc.com.au/exhibitions/the-heads-of-snowmen

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Exhibitions

Thursday 25 July
2024

Universal Everything

Beings

ACMI
Wednesday 22 May – Sunday 29 September

Memo Akten

Memo Akten: Distributed Consciousness

ACMI
Wednesday 1 May – Tuesday 31 December

Andrew Rogers

Andrew Rogers: Where We Are

Jewish Museum of Australia
Friday 10 May – Sunday 1 September

Destiny Deacon, Cosey Fanni Tutti, Chelsea Farquhar, Dominic Guerrera, Truc Trong, William Yang

Octopus 24: Ricochet

Gertrude Contemporary
Saturday 15 June – Sunday 4 August

Various Australian artists

The School of Paris: Australian artists abroad

Bendigo Art Gallery
Friday 1 December – Sunday 3 November

Darren Sylvester

The Heads of Snowmen

Neon Parc (Brunswick)
Thursday 1 February – Saturday 24 February

Neon Parc is thrilled to commence 2024 with a two-part solo exhibition by renowned contemporary artist Darren Sylvester, investigating the dichotomy between high and low culture through a series of meticulously staged works, presented in a hyperreality that is equally wry and melancholic.

In ‘The Heads of Snowmen’, Sylvester presents a series of multi-coloured, hand blown glass snowman heads, embellished with cast bronze features, including a carrot nose, button eyes and cigarette. Presented decapitated and severed from their bodies, the frozen-in-time and ice-like finish further underscores Sylvester’s exploration of pop culture mortality.

Location

Neon Parc (Brunswick)
15 Tinning Street, Brunswick VIC 3056, Australia

Date

Thursday 1 February – Saturday 24 February

Save to Calendar

Website

https://neonparc.com.au/exhibitions/the-heads-of-snowmen

All exhibition content on this website has been sourced from the exhibiting gallery’s website or provided by other art enthusiasts. We do not own or seek to own any of this material. If you are concerned about any misuse of your content, please let us know here.

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