If in Radelaide you should get along to Dan’s show…
Opening Thursday 13 January at 6pm – show runs until 20 January at 6pm.
Magazine Gallery, No. 1 Clubhouse Lane East Hindley, Adelaide.
go to the event page here
This months featured print in Eamo Donnelly’s shop (Milkbar) is ‘Amy Winehouse’ which first appeared in USA’s Blender Magazine in March 2009. The article was in the Ask Blender feature “Does Amy Winehouse really hide drugs in her hair?”
Printed in limited editions of 15 on 315gsm Arches Velin Museum Rag.
Signed and numbered.
Available in two sizes.
A3 – 42 x 29.7 cm – $115
A4 – 21 x 29.7cm – $75
+ postage and handling.
The all new and improved Eamo’s Milkbar has just been launched! A brand new shop with a stack of new fine art print releases from my solo show ‘Health Food of a Nation!’
Some re-prints of the classic Tooheys T-shirts in new summer colours, a new order of the POKETO wallets. And some more Wall Clocks. Super easy PayPal shopping cart.
You can now subscribe to my mailing list, sent about once every now and then with news from the land of Australiana!
http://www.eamo.com.au
Dabs, Myla we’re watching you.
Our Damoclecean Meggs launched King for a Day, the opening show at the new Backwoods Gallery. Almost everything sold out a few short hours. Rinsed it.
Show is still up for another couple of weeks, check NICE here for the details.
Preshow Asahi always calm the nerves
These prints on niceproduce soon
A few highlights from the collection.
‘King for a Day.’ Mixed Media on Wood. 900mm x 900mm
‘… for Death or Glory’ Mixed Media on Wood. 900mm x 900mm
‘Friends Close, Enemies Closer’ Mixed media on canvas. 1000mm x 1000mm
‘Reap what you sow’. Mixed media on canvas. 1200mm x 900mm
‘De-robed & De-throned’ Mixed media on black stained wood
‘All Hail the King’ Mixed media on canvas, 760mm x 760mm
Head into Backwoods before the 15th and check it out. The show was a sellout but there are still prints.
After checking the vid for Scratching The Surface I thought I’d post another masterfully executed film Up There. It too is a truely inspiring flick, however you ain’t ever gonna get me “Up There”. enjoy.
[vimeo]http://vimeo.com/10562000[/vimeo]
Opening Night Thursday 17 June, 6:30pm – 8:30pm
Following the success of her debut solo exhibition Where the Dry Leaves Fall at Gorker Gallery in 2008, Leah Bartholomew presents her new body of work These are the Days in her second solo exhibition.
These are the Days is an intimate exploration of the small, special moments that binds us together in friendship and create a sense of place. The prints, collages and paper sculptures delicately handcrafted by Bartholomew tell the story of a protracted coming of age, anchored in the landscapes of both experience and imagination.
From poetic scenes such as the group of friends lazing in a sun-drenched field, to the bonding of the shared beer in city back streets, to the quiet moment of solitude amongst prismatic trees, these works honour the events and emotions that can seem almost insignificant at the time, but go on to become important memories and dreams. They convey a similar feeling to that of discovering the smell of bonfire smoke on a pair of jeans that you haven’t worn for weeks.
Nostalgic. Ethereal. Personal. Precious.
Exhibition runs until Sunday 27 June
Gorker Gallery – Cnr Gore & Kerr Street Fitzroy
Opening hours:
3pm – 7pm Wednesday – Friday
11am – 7pm Saturday & Sunday
Wine Tasting Wednesday 23 June, 6pm – 7pm
Sneaky peak at the “Scratching the Surface” project myself, Beastman, Phibs, Roach and Max Berry have been working on. Everything is unveiled this Thursday night in Sydney. More info at www.creativesydney.com.au/events/sydney-sessions/scratching-the-surface
I have been working on a new collection of works for my next solo show at 19Karen in the Goldcoast. The exhibition explores the theme of infinity and the constant cycles of life. Check out Rekaone.com for more updates…
Australian artist TEZ is an all rounder, his art spans across an array of mediums including painting, sculpture, ceramics, screen-printing and vector illustration. Much of his work comprises of a combination of these mediums and often incorporates recycled materials and found objects. TEZ unveiled his debut solo exhibition “Sure Ain’t Sushi” at Sydney’s China Heights gallery in late 2009.
He resides in his “fibro castle” on the New South Wales Central Coast and more often than not can be found in his shed creating his next fresh piece or just plain old tinkering.
Where We Came from
Nawlz Print : Satellites Deployed
Treehouse-treesalot Inn
Zombie Kiss
Dead Kelly
Archie A3
Skill and Bones Nice Remix
Curvy rat 1
