We speak with curator, Madden, about honing her curatorial eye, favourite galleries and which piece from the upcoming show she thinks we should linger on a little longer.
From China Heights, Artspace and Station Gallery, make these your new chapels for art.
Ahead of his exhibition opening, China Heights host their second ‘Artist Series’ dinner with painter Shaun Daniel Allen at Beau, Surry Hills.
The artist draws on her love of language in the series.
Titled, ‘Choose Your Own Adventure’, the show is centred around the humble tarot card.
“Our duty is to see with clarity, to attempt to determine the identity of humanity, things and life, from the images of humanity, things and life.”
These are the exhibitions to keep your eyes on this month.
Venture outside – restrictions permitting – to your local gallery.
With winter well and truly here it’s time to forgo the outdoors and seek refuge among art, high and low.
This month is brimming with artists emerging and well-cemented.
Photographic souvenirs to document ones life.
In addition to the calendar at Art Month Sydney, we also see some truly exciting exhibitions emerge and open for viewing.
Final fittings. Kate Sylvester debuted her SS 18 collection at Sydney’s China Heights gallery, complete with oversized bows, balloons and a vivid colour palette.
Visual artist, tattoo artist and friend of RUSSH, Ukraine-born Miso – aka Stanislava Pinchuk – creates works that are deeply personal and painstakingly detailed. Her latest and largest work to date, Sarcophagus, takes viewers to the Chernobyl Nuclear Exclusion Zone.
