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Intimate - Gallery and Invited Artists
LOCATION: 2 Danks Street Waterloo
Exhibition dates:
30 November - 17 December 2011
Deliberately small works of concentrated beauty. Intimate in scale and subject.
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TRIO: RAFAEL BUTRON, RONI FELDMAN, GORDON WATERS
Exhibition dates:
9 November - 26 November 2011
Unexpected and experimental use of colour links the works of these artists from disparate origins. Saturated, syncopated and dissolving.
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WENDY STAVRIANOS - ROOM OF LANDSCAPE, MEMORY AND DESIRE
LOCATION: 2 Danks Street Waterloo
Exhibition dates:
19 October - 5 November 2011
In this exhibition of mind and dreamscapes, the artist weaves the mysterious essence of images that haunt.
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HANNA KAY - CIRCULARITY
Exhibition dates:
21 SEPTEMBER - 15 OCTOBER 2011
View a compelling documentary about this exhibition. Click on the video image in the slide show above, or follow the link - http://vimeo.com/27364276
Hanna Kay's work is distinctive. It is no ordinary landscape or still-life. In this exhibition, Circularity, she returns to a dominant pattern in nature: a circle. The presence of the circle is literal as a shape, narrative in terms of the cycle of growth and decay, and conceptual as both an object and a space.
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The Edge of the Known World
LOCATION: 2 Danks Street Waterloo
Exhibition dates:
24 August - 17 September 2011
In a sculptural surface and restrained palette, these artists explore the fragility and timelessness of a distilled landscape.
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Michael Keighery - The China Syndrome
LOCATION: 30-34 Wilson Street, Newtown
Exhibition dates:
16 July - 7 August 2011
This exhibition explores the significance of the historical China Cabinet figurine in contemporary Western culture. Contemporary figurines can act as a tool for exploring the implications of international exchange as well as the forms and images made possible by changes in information technology, material science and industrial techniques.
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Suzanne Archer - Library of Disturbance
LOCATION: 2 Danks Street Waterloo
Exhibition dates:
30 July - 21 August 2011
Wilson Street Gallery launches its Danks Street exhibition program with a stunning new solo exhibition from 2010 Dobell Prize winning artist, Suzanne Archer.
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Kate Briscoe - Geologica
New paintings
Exhibition dates:
7 May - 29 May 2011
The artist delves further into the patterns and textures of geological forms, finding expression in sculptural surfaces and raw colour.
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Dragon in Water
Coloured pencil drawings bring this iconic Chinese symbol into an elusive world
Exhibition dates:
9 April - 1 May 2011
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Graham Kuo - Might Have Danced
Exhibition dates:
12 March - 3 April 2011
During Art Month in Sydney, this achingly beautiful exhibition shows why Graham Kuo is an acknowledged master - canvases awash with brilliant colour, articulated by fluid marks and overflowing with pure movement. Might Have Danced will catch your breath.
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Ben Hall - LAND FILTERS
Exhibition dates:
12 February to 6 March 2011
Wilson Street Gallery welcomes back Newtown based artist and sculptor Ben Hall in a masterly series of work inspired by the patterns and layers of the Australian landscape. Land Filters opening on Saturday 12 February.
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Will Coles - Tom of Blokeland, Melanie Fitzmaurice - The Explorer
Will Coles unmasks hypocrisy with his ambiguously familiar objects. Melanie Fitzmaurice's grey track-suited paraphernalia depict a merging of the intimate indoor with the utilitarian outdoor.
Exhibition dates:
22 January to 6 February 2011
In 2011 we place our confidence in the future, launching two artists whose attitude and and intellect reflect the frustration and hopes of those who must live over the next few decades with the consequences of yesterday's and today's mistakes.
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Christopher Gentle - Turning Point
Exhibition dates:
27 November to 18 December 2010
A richly evocative exhibition which steers a pre-eminently painterly course between naturalism and abstraction. Bright paint dances on pastel grounds; hints of landscape grow from the canvas. Gentle has the assured hand of a man who has held more than 40 shows.
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Heather Shain Ellyard - Even for Colour
Mixed Media
Exhibition dates:
30 Oct - 21 Nov 2010
This spring, Melbourne-based artist Heather Ellyard brings beauty to Wilson Street Gallery, Newtown, in her new exhibition, Even for Colour. Ellyard’s visual poety moves beyond pure delight in colour, into meanings, symbols and texts that are indelible.
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Deborah Beck - Mirrored
Recent Works
Exhibition dates:
2 October to 24 October 2010
Steeped in the textures of a decorative age, these intricate and tactile paintings speak of time- worn beauty and intimate memories.
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Bill Brown - Soliloquy
Paintings and Drawings
Exhibition dates:
4 - 26 September 2010
Bill Brown is one of the enigmas of the Sydney Art Scene. In his new exhibition Soliloquy opening at Wilson Street Gallery in Sydney on Saturday 4 September, there are propositions, signposts and juxtapositions, but no questions and no answers.
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Anne Judell - New works
Paintings and Drawings
Exhibition dates:
10 July - 1 August 2010
In her first exhibition in Sydney for more than 10 years, Anne Judell shows why she has established herself as one of Australia's finest artists working in paper.
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