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Exhibitions

Friday 17 November
2023

James Nguyen

Open Glossary

ACCA
Saturday 16 September – Sunday 19 November

Group Show

LYON COLLECTION Exh. #6

Lyon Housemuseum Galleries
Wednesday 8 February – Sunday 17 December

Various

Collective City

Victorian Archives Centre Gallery
Thursday 27 July – Wednesday 28 February

YVETTE COPPERSMITH

CARNELIAN

Jewish Museum of Australia
Friday 9 June – Sunday 10 December

Deanne Gilson

KARRAP KARRAP BEENYAK - FLOWER BASKET

Daine Singer
Saturday 4 November – Saturday 16 December

NADIA HERNÁNDEZ

PALOMITA/SOLEDAD

Heide Museum of Modern Art
Saturday 29 July – Sunday 19 November

Group Show

ALWAYS MODERN: THE HEIDE STORY

Heide Museum of Modern Art
Saturday 13 May – Sunday 4 February

Group Show

Current: Gail Mabo, Lisa Waup, Dominic White

McClelland Gallery
Saturday 29 July – Sunday 19 November

TELLY TU’U

Untitled

James Makin Gallery
Saturday 4 November – Sunday 19 November

KARLA DICKENS

Aboriginal Intelligence

Station Gallery
Saturday 11 November – Saturday 16 December

JASON PHU

10 flowers i picked at a cemetery and left on your door step, now you’re haunted by their ghosts and the cops think you are the cemetery flower robber

Station Gallery
Saturday 11 November – Saturday 16 December

Anna Fiedler

Lome

Caves Gallery
Friday 17 November – Saturday 9 December

Group Exhibition

Frozen Blood

Neon Parc
Thursday 16 November – Saturday 16 December

Nick Dridan

Landmarks

BOOM Gallery
Thursday 10 November – Sunday 4 December

"This recent group of paintings continues my exploration of themes and motifs familiar to me. I find inspiration in my daily surrounds, and use this as a leaping off point for creating my own world. My paintings are constructions, part imaginary but always with a foot in reality as perceived through the senses.

These works are mainly about beauty, and the sometimes peculiar places it can be found. Beauty is hard to pin down, but in visual terms a few graspable components that come to mind are shape, effects of light, form and colour. Some of the more vague aspects can be described with words like mystery, mood and feeling. There are many others, but breaking up the overall effect of a painting into bits and pieces is like trying to see the individual trees and the forest at the same time. You can't really get the whole thing looking at the bits.

The aesthetic of the painting is crucial in my view, but I'm also intrigued by narrative, and the way we are hard wired for it, living by the stories we tell ourselves.

Representational or figurative art by its nature can trigger a narrative in the viewer, and it seems this feeling can be subtle, or solid, depending on what the artist chooses to do in the painting."

Location

BOOM Gallery
11 Rutland Street Newtown, VIC 3220

Date

Thursday 10 November – Sunday 4 December

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Website

https://boomgallery.com.au/blogs/exhibition/nick-dridan-landmarks

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Exhibitions

Friday 17 November
2023

James Nguyen

Open Glossary

ACCA
Saturday 16 September – Sunday 19 November

Group Show

LYON COLLECTION Exh. #6

Lyon Housemuseum Galleries
Wednesday 8 February – Sunday 17 December

Various

Collective City

Victorian Archives Centre Gallery
Thursday 27 July – Wednesday 28 February

YVETTE COPPERSMITH

CARNELIAN

Jewish Museum of Australia
Friday 9 June – Sunday 10 December

Deanne Gilson

KARRAP KARRAP BEENYAK - FLOWER BASKET

Daine Singer
Saturday 4 November – Saturday 16 December

NADIA HERNÁNDEZ

PALOMITA/SOLEDAD

Heide Museum of Modern Art
Saturday 29 July – Sunday 19 November

Group Show

ALWAYS MODERN: THE HEIDE STORY

Heide Museum of Modern Art
Saturday 13 May – Sunday 4 February

Group Show

Current: Gail Mabo, Lisa Waup, Dominic White

McClelland Gallery
Saturday 29 July – Sunday 19 November

TELLY TU’U

Untitled

James Makin Gallery
Saturday 4 November – Sunday 19 November

KARLA DICKENS

Aboriginal Intelligence

Station Gallery
Saturday 11 November – Saturday 16 December

JASON PHU

10 flowers i picked at a cemetery and left on your door step, now you’re haunted by their ghosts and the cops think you are the cemetery flower robber

Station Gallery
Saturday 11 November – Saturday 16 December

Anna Fiedler

Lome

Caves Gallery
Friday 17 November – Saturday 9 December

Group Exhibition

Frozen Blood

Neon Parc
Thursday 16 November – Saturday 16 December

Nick Dridan

Landmarks

BOOM Gallery
Thursday 10 November – Sunday 4 December

"This recent group of paintings continues my exploration of themes and motifs familiar to me. I find inspiration in my daily surrounds, and use this as a leaping off point for creating my own world. My paintings are constructions, part imaginary but always with a foot in reality as perceived through the senses.

These works are mainly about beauty, and the sometimes peculiar places it can be found. Beauty is hard to pin down, but in visual terms a few graspable components that come to mind are shape, effects of light, form and colour. Some of the more vague aspects can be described with words like mystery, mood and feeling. There are many others, but breaking up the overall effect of a painting into bits and pieces is like trying to see the individual trees and the forest at the same time. You can't really get the whole thing looking at the bits.

The aesthetic of the painting is crucial in my view, but I'm also intrigued by narrative, and the way we are hard wired for it, living by the stories we tell ourselves.

Representational or figurative art by its nature can trigger a narrative in the viewer, and it seems this feeling can be subtle, or solid, depending on what the artist chooses to do in the painting."

Location

BOOM Gallery
11 Rutland Street Newtown, VIC 3220

Date

Thursday 10 November – Sunday 4 December

Save to Calendar

Website

https://boomgallery.com.au/blogs/exhibition/nick-dridan-landmarks

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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