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'Exploring the work of Destiny Deacon, one of Australia’s leading contemporary Indigenous artists' in Vogue Australia
As one of Australia’s leading contemporary Indigenous artists, Destiny Deacon has more than lived up to her name. With a new exhibition at the National Gallery of Victoria, Myles Russell-Cook, the gallery’s curator of Indigenous art, explores the duality of comedy and tragedy that informs her work.
To read Vogue's article 'Exploring the work of Destiny Deacon, one of Australia’s leading contemporary Indigenous artists', written by Russell-Cook, click on the link.
National Museum of African American History and Culture showing Isaac Julien's 'Lessons of the Hour' (2019)
The National Museum of African American History and Culture is revisiting a video tour of its exhibition Slavery and Freedom to celebrate Juneteenth, the annual holiday commemorating the end of slavery in the US that has long been celebrated among the African American community but still remains largely unknown to the wider public. The founding director, Lonnie Bunch, highlights slavery-related objects that tell stories of resilience and survival like freedom papers, shackles for children and identification buttons worn by slaves. “The most important factors that have shaped African American culture have been the impact of institutional slavery and the desire for people to be free,” Bunch says. “Slavery shaped everything in America, from farm policy to education to politics.”
New York’s Metro Pictures Gallery is streaming Isaac Julien’s Lessons of the Hour (2019) this weekend to mark Juneteenth. The film tells the story of the same Frederick Douglass noted above, who self-emancipated as a young man and became one of the foremost abolitionists and civil rights campaigners, both in the US and internationally. He was also was a strong believer in the social power of the then burgeoning technology of photography; he is sometimes cited as the most photographed American of the 19th century, ahead of Abraham Lincoln. Lessons of the Hour revolves around Douglass’s famed speeches and is named after the final major speech that he gave in Washington, DC, where he died in 1895. This film is a single-screen version of Julien’s ten-screen installation of the same name and was filmed in Washington, DC, Scotland and at London’s Royal Academy of Arts. The film will be available to stream on the gallery’s Vimeo page from Friday at 12pm EST until midnight on Sunday.
Viewing Room: 'Caroline Rothwell: Arrangements'
Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery is delighted to present 'Caroline Rothwell: Arrangements' as the fourth instalment of our Viewing Room Series.
It is with the spirit of discovery we view the sculptures by Rothwell in 'Arrangements', embodying the weird and wonderful through the mindset of exploration and detailed research into botanical history.
Rothwell’s work is the meeting point of the artificial and natural, the historical and contemporary. She holds space for the most beautiful of objects, hybrid species that challenge us to question past narratives and seek new positions of enquiry. At first glance, they are contemporary manifestations of exquisite botanical specimens, perhaps once immaculately rendered as drawings. On closer look, uncomfortable and disconcerting juxtapositions emerge: glossy tongues entwine biomorphic beings; industrial metal pipes meet floral beauties; QR codes are delicately held like prized, rare fauna in a bejewelled hand.
Rosalie Gascoigne's Found Landscapes
Rosalie Gascoigne captured the Australian landscape by assembling objects she found within it, finding beauty in weathered discarded road signs and farming equipment. Her distinct representations of Australia and her contribution to art gained her an Order of Australia in 1994. Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery has been representing Gascoigne since 1989 and her estate since 1999.
ABC's archive-based series 'The Rewind' takes us back to 1991, as ABC's Art Australia visits Gascoigne in her home. To watch the clip, click the link.
Callum Morton in conversation with Art Collector's Edward Colless
"We are living in end times... I guess we always are. It is particularly horrible at the moment. We talk about the end of all sorts of things - capitalism, globalisation, the planet - so in a way the windows are looping around this idea of an end... meditating on what kind of end it will be."
- Callum Morton in conversation with Art Collector's Edward Colless, discussing the relevance of his monumental structures currently installed at Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery.
To watch the full cut, click the link.
Callum Morton in conversation with ABC's Namila Benson
Callum Morton recently spoke with Namila Benson from ABC's 'The Art Show' about the nature of monuments and activism, in light of the Black Lives Matter protests taking place across the world.
Morton's exhibition 'View from a Bridge' is open at Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery until 4 July.
To listen to Callum Morton in conversation with ABC's Namila Benson, click the link.
Exhibition: Callum Morton 'View from a Bridge'
We are delighted to present Callum Morton's View from a Bridge, opening to the public at Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery on Thursday, 4 June!
View from a Bridge will feature three wall sculptures that replicate the window frames on the facade of the Sirius Building, located in The Rocks, Sydney. In adding a theatrical element to the work, Morton has inserted a pulsating light into each sculpture that changes colour to correspond to the audio track of the computerised voice of Siri.
Melbourne Art Fair
Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery’s Viewing Room at the virtual Melbourne Art Fair is now live via Ocula.
Isaac Julian's 'Lessons of the Hour' at McEvoy Foundation for the Arts
Lessons of the Hour, a multi-channel film installation and photography exhibition, dramatises key moments in the life of Frederick Douglass.
Lessons of the Hour is a ten-screen film installation and exhibition of related photography by Isaac Julien that offers an immersive, poetic meditation on the life and times of Frederick Douglass. The freed slave, abolitionist, and statesman (who was also the most photographed man of the nineteenth-century), helped shape the national conversation around race and representation for generations.
Incorporating excerpts from Douglass’ most arresting speeches and dramatizations of his private and public milieus, the work is a contemplative journey into Douglass’ zeitgeist that unfolds through multiple perspectives presented simultaneously on different screens. Douglass’ oratory and writings on topics ranging from slavery to photography suggest ways in which his lifelong advocacy of freedom and equality may be reexamined through a contemporary lens.
Lessons of the Hour is presented with a selection of works from the McEvoy Family Collection, a curated video program in the McEvoy Arts Screening Room, and a calendar of public programs to be announced.
Tom Polo in conversation with Art Collector's Tai Mitsuji
"The figures or the characters in these works were almost like parts of bodies that were reliant upon another. In this case, we've got a thigh and a calf and they exist as almost two characters of the same being. So, I've been thinking about personas or ideas of intimacy - forced intimacy... this idea that the calf and the thigh are really connected and in order to function they need to work together."
Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery's Tom Polo discusses his work 'family feud (calf vs thigh)', currently in the Stockroom at Roslyn Oxley9, with Art Collector's Tai Mitsuji.
The 'Pull Focus' video series takes its lead from Art Collector's print magazine feature of the same name, focussing in on what makes a particular artwork WORK as a work of art.
Isaac Julien, 'Lina Bo Bardi - A Marvellous Entanglement', Guggenheim Bilbao, Spain
Isaac Julien’s film Lina Bo Bardi - A Marvellous Entanglement will be available to view in 2020 at Guggenheim Bilbao, Spain. Curated by Manuel Cirauqui, the exhibition opens on 25 June 2020 and continues until 27 September 2020.
Image: Isaac Julien, Lina Bo Bardi - A Marvellous Entanglement, 2019, nine-screen video installation, super-high definition (4K), color, 9.1 surround sound, ash wood plinths, Duration 39 min 08 sec.
Tracey Moffatt in conversation with Silvia Karman Cubiñá
Join Executive Director & Chief Curator Silvia Karman Cubiñá of The Bass Miami in conversation with Roslyn Oxley9 artist Tracey Moffatt.
'Montages: The Full Cut', 1999-2015, Moffatt's virtual exhibition, is currently on view via @TheBassSquared or via the Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery IGTV.
The eight video works are part of the museum’s collection and survey the nature of representation and genres of cinema.
To watch Tracey's conversation, click the link!
New Viewing Room - Faraway, So Close!
We are delighted to present the third instalment of our Online Viewing Room Series - 'Faraway, So Close!'
Inspired by the title of a Wim Wenders film, 'Faraway, So Close!' 1993, this selection of artworks brings into focus the separateness of living and considers the rewriting of intimacy in our digital age; inviting us to reach out, empathise, and to dive into the feelings of our own human emotion.
Isolated in our own private worlds, individuals are coming to terms with the new ways of living. The frantic rush of life has slowed down and we take a breath, a pause, a moment to reflect and observe one another at an orbit. Through shared experiences we are together - so close, yet so far away - existing in a world where intimacy and the power of the human touch have been altered.
To view ‘Faraway, So Close’, click the link!
Mikala Dwyer on ABC's 'The Mix'
Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery's Mikala Dwyer was featured on a recent episode of ABC's 'The Mix' which focuses on the (currently closed) 2020 Adelaide Biennial of Australian Art: Monster Theatres.
When discussing her prophetic sick bay that sits at the very front of the exhibition, Dwyer said:
"Its all about illness, and wellness, and viruses, and contamination, and quarantine. It was something I was thinking about a year ago and now it is our life at the moment."
To watch the full 29-minute episode, visit ABC's iView or click the link. You can listen to Dwyer from 1 min 57 secs.
The 2020 Adelaide Biennial reopens on 8 June.
Tom Polo is featured in Episode One of Parramatta Artists’ Studios
Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery's Tom Polo is featured in Episode One of Parramatta Artists’ Studios new podcast series called ‘Studio Conversations’.
Tom sat down with Ramesh Mario Nithiyendran for a casual chat about their work and studio lives at PAS Rydalmere, where they are both in residence. The podcast covers topics such as the process of making, where ideas begin, as well as the importance of the ‘exhibition as medium’. To listen, tap the link!
Del Kathryn Barton to start Puff, the Magic Dragon film 'by end of year'
We are delighted to announce that our much loved Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery artist, Del Kathryn Barton, will be shooting a feature film inspired by 'Puff, the Magic Dragon', scheduled to start shooting before the end of the year.
'Puff' is inspired by her massive painting 'sing blood-wings sing', a five-panel, 12-metre wide work unveiled in 2017 as part of her 'The Highway is a Disco' show at the National Gallery of Victoria.
That painting was, in turn, inspired by Peter, Paul and Mary's 1963 song 'Puff, the Magic Dragon', about the friendship between a little boy and a dragon and the dragon's retreat into isolation when the boy stops believing in him.
But the "hybrid" film, featuring stop-animation, live action and visual effects, is far from a kids' picture, despite having a yet-to-be-cast 12-year-old as its lead. It is, rather, "a fairytale for adults," Barton said.
To read the full article, visit the Sydney Morning Herald website.
Isaac Julien’s Political Memory
On Wednesday, April 22, the Neuberger Museum of Art will virtually host filmmaker and installation artist Isaac Julien in conversation with Louise Yelin, co-curator of Julien’s exhibition 'Western Union: Small Boats' (2007).
The three-screen film installation, which opened in February (and is currently closed in response to the COVID-19 pandemic), reflects Julien’s longstanding engagement with the legacies of slavery and colonialism and a compositional approach that incorporates narrative collage across large-scale, multi-screen projections. As Yelin told me when I visited the Neuberger in February, Julien wants to “create a style for political remembering.”
Online Exhibition: Dale Frank | 'Shaun taught piano'
Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery is thrilled to present new works by Dale Frank in Shaun taught piano for our first online exhibition.
With the new addition of powdered pigments, there is a watercolour-like translucency to these dazzling new works that make them shimmer in ethereality, like floating cosmos, lost in the dream of a summer’s day. At times with a glaring vibrancy, they draw us in. They are addictive: swirling layers that seem to capture eternity and defeat time.
With their brilliantly reflective surfaces, the works become both the observed and the observer. Frank keeps us at a distance conceptually, gifting us with his seductive outer world which becomes us, the viewer and the world we have stepped into. Frank’s explorations offer up a considered discourse into the history of painting, questioning both the artist's and the viewer's role while holding space for this discourse, just like his paintings, to change and evolve over time.
Destiny Deacon: New publication 'Destiny', National Gallery of Victoria
To coincide with Destiny Deacon’s major retrospective in March 2020 the National Gallery of Victoria will launch a beautiful new publication entitled DESTINY.
DESTINY opens in March 2020 and will continue until August 2020 at the National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne. See the NGV’s website for more information about the exhibition and the accompanying publication.
Image: DESTINY publication, courtesy of the NGV.
Destiny Deacon, 'Destiny', National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne
Destiny Deacon will present over 100 multi-disciplinary works made over a 30-year period, including newly commissioned works created with artist and long-term collaborator Virginia Fraser, in her major retrospective DESTINY at the Art Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne.
DESTINY opens in March 2020 and will continue until August 2020 at the National Gallery of Victoria.
Image: Destiny Deacon, Smile, 2017, lightjet print, 102 × 127cm
Art Guide reviews Destiny Deacon's show 'DESTINY' at the NGV
Please note due to COVID-19 restrictions the exhibition DESTINY at the National Gallery of Victoria, Australia, is currently closed.
Andrew Stephens of Art Guide reviews Destiny Deacon's show 'DESTINY'.
Art Gallery of Ballarat will highlight David Noonan's Stagecraft exhibition and other collection pieces online
Its physical doors might be closed but the Art Gallery of Ballarat is opening up its online doors so people can view the latest exhibition and other highlights of the collection from their loungerooms.
An exhibition by internationally renowned Ballarat-born and raised artist David Noonan was open just three days before the gallery closed its doors amid the coronavirus crisis, but a taste of the exhibition will be posted online.
Brook Andrew on biennales, the art world and new ways of seeing
Currently the Biennale of Sydney is closed until further notice.
As artistic director of NIRIN, the 22nd Biennale of Sydney, artist Brook Andrew is bringing together over 90 artists, creatives, collectives and communities from Australia and across the globe.
Click the link to read Brook Andrew's conversation with Tiarney Miekus.
David Noonan, 'David Noonan: Stagecraft', Art Gallery of Ballarat, NSW
David Noonan will be presenting a major survey show at the Art Gallery of Ballarat in March 2020 entitled David Noonan: Stagecraft. The exhibition brings together silkscreen collages on fabric, tapestries and film which David Noonan has made between 2015 and 2020.
David Noonan: Stagecraft opens on 14 March 2020 and continues until 18 June 2020 at the Art Gallery of Ballarat, VIC.
Image: David Noonan, Untitled, 2015, silk screen on dyed linen collage, steel tray frame, 204 x 289 x 6 cm.
Exhibition Opening: Fiona Hall | 'Afraid Cascade'
Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery is thrilled to present new works by Fiona Hall in Afraid Cascade. Please join us on Friday 6 March, 6-8pm.
This exhibition is part of Art Month Sydney; Art at Night: Paddington & Woollahra. Exhibitions throughout the precinct will be followed by an opening party at UNSW with music, performances, food and drinks.
Image:Fiona Hall, Afraid Cascade, 2020, oil paint on aluminum drink cans, 30 x 33.5 cm
David Noonan and Mikala Dwyer, 2020 Adelaide Biennial: 'Monster Theatres', Adelaide
The Adelaide Biennial begins on 29 February 2020 and continues until 8 June 2020.
Image: David Noonan, Dark and Quiet Place, 2017, 28-min film
Exhibition: Harley Ives | 'Garlands for YouTube'
Exhibition continues until 29th February 2020.
Artist Talk: David Griggs | 'Mankini Island'
David Griggs will be presenting an artist talk and walk through for his Mankini Island exhibition today at 3pm to celebrate the Paddington Art Precinct open day.
David Griggs artist talk and walk through: 3pm at Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery TODAY.
Sarah Contos, 'The Long Kiss Goodbye', Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery, WA
Sarah Contos is included in The Long Kiss Goodbye at the Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery, WA. This exhibition opens on 8 February and continues until 9 May 2020.
Image: Sarah Contos, Sarah Contos Presents: The Long Kiss Goodbye, 2019, Screen-print on linen, canvas and lame, digital printed fabrics and various found fabrics, PVC, poly-fil, glass, ceramic and plastic beads, thread, artists' gloves, 330 x 610 x 25 cm
Exhibition Opening: David Griggs | 'Mankini Island'
Exhibition continues until 29th February 2020.
Exhibition Opening: Harley Ives | 'Garlands for YouTube'
We are delighted to be presenting a new exhibition by Harley Ives. Do join us for the exhibition opening on Friday, 7 February, 2020, 6-8pm.
Image: Harley Ives, Pictures with Flowers, 2019, 2 channel moving image with sound, Approx. 3min seamless loop, Install dimensions 157 x 194cm (still)
Exhibition Opening: David Griggs | 'Mankini Island'
We are delighted to be presenting a new exhibition by David Girggs, Mankini Island. Join us for the exhibition opening on Friday, 7 February 2020, 6-8pm.
Image: Exhibition view, David Griggs, Mankini Island, Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery, Sydney (7 Feb 2020 - 29 Feb 2020) Photo: Luis Power.u2060
Mikala Dwyer and David Noonan feature in the 2020 Adelaide Biennial of Art: 'Monster Theatres'
In 2020, the Adelaide Biennial celebrates a 30-year milestone as the nation’s longest-running curated survey of contemporary Australian art. Since 1990, the Adelaide Biennial of Australian Art has created career-defining opportunities for more than 350 artists and presented to close to one million visitors .
Titled Monster Theatres, the 2020 Adelaide Biennial of Australian Art invites artists to make visible the monsters of our time. Curator Leigh Robb says ‘Monsters ask us to interrogate our relationships with each other, the environment and technology. They force us to question our empathy towards difference across race, gender, sexuality and spirituality'.
Curator Leigh Robb says 'Monster Theatres proposes an arena of speculation, a circus of the unorthodox and the absurd, a shadow play between truth and fiction. The title is inspired by a group of provocative Australian artists. Their urgent works of art are warnings made manifest. These theatres are theirs.’
Daniel Boyd, 'VIDEO WORKS', Carriageworks, Sydney
Daniel Boyd’s VIDEO WORKS will be opening next year at Carriageworks. The presentation is an immersive composite of three major video installations by Boyd. Set to a score by Canyons, VIDEO WORKS is an experience that is both otherworldly and grounded; expansive and atomic.
VIDEOWORKS opens 8 January 2020 and continues until 1 March 2020 at Carriageworks, Sydney.
Image: Daniel Boyd, Yamani, 2018, single channel video, 19 mins, 17 secs.
Seasons Greetings: Summer Break Dates
Season’s Greetings from all of us at Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery! Thank you for your support during a successful 2019. We look forward to sharing an exciting new programme with you next year!
The gallery will close for summer break from 22 December 2019, and will re-open on 21 January 2020.
Image: Hany Armanious, Snake Oil, 1994, hotmelt oil paint, glasses, dimensions variable
'AUSTRALIA. ANTIPODEAN STORY', Padiglione D'Arte Contemporanea, Milan
32 contemporary Australian artists including Brook Andrew, Daniel Boyd, Destiny Deacon, Fiona Hall, Callum Morton, Patricia Piccinini and Nyapanyapa Yunupingu will be presenting work at the Padiglione D'Arte Contemporanea, Milan for their newest international exhibition AUSTRALIA. ANTIPODEAN STORY.
AUSTRALIA. ANTIPODEAN STORY opens on 16 December 2019 an continues until 9 February 2020 at the Padiglione D'Arte Contemporanea in Milan.
Image: Patricia Piccinini, Kindred, 2018, silicone, fibreglass, hair, 103 x 95 x 128 cm
Kirtika Kain, 'uppercase', Gallery Lane Cove, NSW
Kirtika Kain is presenting a new body of work uppercase at Gallery Lane Cove tomorrow night.
Exhibition opening: Tomorrow night, 6 December, 6-8pm at Gallery Lane Cove.
Kirtika Kain will hold a print making workshop on 16 January 2020.
Kirtika Kain will also be in conversation with Judith Blackall on 18 January 2020, 11am – 12pm at Gallery Lane Cove.
Image: Kirtika Kain, 2019.
Isaac Julien, Art Basel Miami Beach, 2019
Isaac Julien will be presenting his 2019 film, Lessons of The Hour at Art Basel, Miami Beach. You can find Isaac Julien’s film in the fair’s Kabinett sector. This artwork is being presented by Metro Pictures, New York. See the Art Basel website for more information.
Image: Isaac Julien, Lessons of the Hour (film still), 2019, single screen video installation: 35mm film and 4K digital, color, 7.1 surround sound, duration: 24'45".
Daniel Boyd featured in Australian Financial Review: Michael Bleby, 'New public square for Circular Quay precinct'
The Australian Financial Review has recently published an exciting article announcing a new public artwork designed by British architect Sir David Adjaye and contemporary Aboriginal artist Daniel Boyd. This incredible artwork will be installed in Sydney's Circular Quay precinct and will be finished by 2022.
Image: A render of the new city plaza on George Street, designed by British architect Sir David Adjaye and contemporary Aboriginal artist Daniel Boyd. Adjaye Associates (render)
Exhibition Opening: Sarah Contos | 'The Bite Mark of a Butterfly'
We are delighted that Sarah Contos will be presenting new work at Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery in her exhibition The Bite Mark of a Butterfly. Please join us for the opening reception on Thursday, 28 November, 6-8pm!
Artwork details: Sarah Contos, Bed, 2019, repurposed cane chairs, leather, stainless steel hardwares.
Angela Brennan, Arthur Guy Memorial Painting Prize at Bendigo Art Gallery, VIC
Angela Brennan’s incredible painting, Kind of but not really, is a finalist in the Arthur Guy Memorial Painting Prize at Bendigo Art Gallery, VIC.
The Arthur Guy Memorial Painting Prize exhibition continues until 8 December 2019 Bendigo Art Gallery, VIC.
Image: Angela Brennan, Kind of but not really, 2019, oil on linen, 221 x 181 cm
Renee So | Winner of Willoughby Bequest 2020 Commissioning Program
Congratulations to Renee So who has been awarded the Willoughby Bequest for 2020! The Willoughby Bequest 2020 Commissioning Program is the Powerhouse Museumu2019s $180,000 initiative to support Australian artists. The awarded artists are charged with creating new work that continues to expand their current practice.
Image: Renee So, Woman IV, 2018, stoneware, 45 x 23 x 20 cm. Photo: Luis Power.
Patricia Piccinini Commission: 'Skywhalepapa'
The National Gallery of Australia, Canberra, have announced today that they have commissioned a new hot-air balloon artwork by Patricia Piccinini entitled Skywhalepapa for 2020 as part of the Balnaves Contemporary Series. We can't wait to see to the family flying together
next year!
Image: Patricia Piccinini sketch of Skywhalepapa. Courtesy of the National Gallery of Australia.
Renee So, Gerturde Edition, Gerturde Contemporary, VIC
Amazing work by Renee So created for the 2019 Gerturde Edition, Bellarmine.
Limited stock is available now. Please see the Gertrude contemporary website for more information.
Image details: Renee So, Bellarmine, 2019, Black Jesmonite cast from original clay sculpture produced by the artist, individually hand fabricated by Nick Johns, 22 cm w x 8 cm x 22cm.
Issac Julien Screening, 'Looking For Langston', Metrograph, New York
Looking for Langston fuses archival newsreel footage of 1920s Harlem with original scripted scenes shot in lush black-and-white, in order not only to recreate the atmosphere of the Harlem Renaissance as it exists in the popular imagination, but to specifically highlight the essential role of Black queer identity in that artistic and social movement. The film draws from the works of Langston Hughes (played by Ben Ellison) and James Baldwin, among others, and provocatively imagines the speakeasies of the period as havens for the free expression of Black gay culture and desire.
Screening co-presented with Performa
Image: Isaac Julien, Pas de Deux with Roses (Looking for Langston Vintage Series), 1989/2017, Kodak Premier print, Diasec mounted on aluminum, 180 x 260 cm.
Jim Lambie featured in Art Monthly Australasia: 'Making sunshine: Jim Lambie's "Wild Is The Wind" at Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery'
Daniel Boyd, Para Site Auction Gala for 2019
Daniel Boyd's incredible 2019 'Untitled (NAC #1)' will be included in the Para Site Auction Gala for 2019. The auction will support Para Site's exhibitions and public and educational programs, in Hong Kong and beyond.
The auction will take place on 15 November in Hong Kong. See Para Site's website for more info.
Image: Daniel Boyd, 'Untitled (NAC #1)', 2019, oil, charcoal and archival glue on digital print on paper mounted to linen, 80.5 x 91.5 x 4 cm
Brook Andrew added to the Power 100 list 2019
Congratulations to Brook Andrew, Artistic Director of the 22nd Biennale of Sydney 2020, who has just been added to Art Review's Power 100 list. Arts Review describes the list as 'this year's most influential people in the contemporary artworld'. He recently participated in Kochi-Muziris, India; Art Basel Hong Kong; the Honolulu Biennial and now his position as director of next year's Biennale of Sydney.
The 22nd Biennale of Sydney: 'NIRIN', kicks off next year. See the Biennale's website for more information.
Image: Brook Andrew, 2019, photographed by Tim Bauer.
Jim Lambie featured in ArtsHub: 'Artist Jim Lambie rethinks our world to the beat of disco music'
Gina Fairley has written an article in ArtsHub about Jim Lambie's exhibition at Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery, Sydney.
Image: Jim Lambie, Morning Glow, 2019, sunglass lens, lead came, 32 x 37 x 7 4.5cm.
Linda Marrinon featured in Artist Profile: 'Song to the Siren'
Sarah Contos featured in Art Monthly Australasia: 'Chthonic Fantasies'
Image: Sarah Contos, 2019, Voltron 1 (Black), Leather, thread.
'Japan Supernatural' at the Art Gallery of New South Wales
Exhibition continues until 8 March 2020. See the Art Gallery of New South Wales website for more information.
Image: Takashi Murakami, 2019, Japan
Supernatural. Courtesy of Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery. Commissioned by the Art Gallery of New South Wales.
Exhibition Opening: Jim Lmabie | 'Wild Is The Wind'
Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery is thrilled to present new works by Jim Lambie in Wild Is The Wind. Please join us for the opening reception on Wednesday, 30th October, 6-8pm.
Image: Jim Lambie, TBC, 2019, Sunglasses lens, metal surround, 43.5 x 48 x 4.5 cm.
David Noonan, John Wolseley, NELL and Marley Dawson, 'Threads Through Art: Australian Tapestries', Bathurst Regional Art Gallery, nsw
David Noonan, John Wolseley, NELL and Marley Dawson are all included in Threads Through Art: Australian Tapestries, at the Bathurst Regional Art Gallery.
Exhibition continues until 1 December 2019.
Image: David Noonan, 2012, Untitled, tapestry: cotton and wool, 200 x 163 cm
Isaac Julien, 'Playtime', Ruby City, Texas, USA
Isaac Julien's Playtime film is now showing at Ruby City, Texas in a space that is dedicated to the work of this acclaimed British artist. This new contemporary gallery, envisioned by the late collector, philanthropist and artist Linda Pace, opened recently to the public.
Image: Isaac Julien, PLAYTIME, 2014, three screen ultra high definition video installation with 5.1 surround sound, duration: 64 minutes 12 seconds. Installation view from Linda Pace Foundation Collection at Ruby
Sarah Contos featured in Art Collector: 'The Spellbinder'
Carrie Miller has written an article about Sarah Contos in the latest issues of Art Collector.
Brook Andrew featured in Good Weekend: 'Aboriginal artist and provocateur Brook Andrew on shaking up the Sydney Biennale'
Photographer: Tim Bauer.
Nell featured in Broadhseet
Written by Chynna Santos in Broadsheet publication, A New Treehouse Art Installation Celebrates Eveleigh's Nature and History discusses Nell's new commissioned sculpture that is one of six new commissions by Mirvac in South Eveleigh.
Photo: Courtesy of Mirvac
Exhibition Opening: Del Kathryn Barton | 'i wanted to build a bed for all the tired beds'
linen, 200 x 250 cm.
Exhibition Opening: Kaylene Whiskey, 'Wonder Women'
Renee So, 'Renee So: Ancient and Modern', The De La Warr Pavilion, UK
Renee So is presenting a new body of work created during a residency at West Dean College entitled Renee So: Ancient and Modern at The De La Warr Pavilion in the United Kingdom.
Exhibition details: 28 September 2019 - 12 January 2020 at the De La Warr Pavilion in the United Kingdom.
Renee So, 'Renee So: Ancient and Modern', The De La Warr Pavilion, United Kingdom
Exhibition details: 28 September 2019 - 12 January 2020. For further details please see the De La Warr Pavilion website.
Image: Renee So. Courtesy of De La Warr Pavilion.
Patricia Piccinini, 'The Child Within Me', private collection of Omer KoC, Abdulmecid Efendi Pavilion, Istanbul
Daniel Boyd, First Nations' First Person Contributor #3, Australian National University
Event date: Tuesday, 24 Sept, 6-7pm. Please see the university's website for registration details.
Imants Tillers: Artist Talk and Brunch | 'The Path Itself'
Sarah Contos, The Sofitel Hotel takeover, Sydney
Gorgeous shot of Sarah Contos who has taken over a suite at the Sofitel Darling Harbour with a month long, site specific environment that encapsulates her personal taste and artistic style. The prestige suites are now open and are available for visitors make reservations.
Image: Artist Sarah Contos with installed works in the suite at Sofitel Darling
Harbour, 2019. Courtesy of the artist and Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery.
Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery, Sydney Contemporary 2019, Carriageworks, Sydney
We are very excited to presentu00a0 works by Brook Andrew, Del Kathryn Barton, Dale Frank, Bill Henson, Tom Polo, Kathy Temin and Jenny Watson at booth E05. Daniel Boyd, Marley Dawson, Jacqueline Fraser and Claire Healy and Sean Corderio will all be included in the Installation Contemporary section of the
fair. Sydney Contemporary is held at Carriageworks, Eveleigh, Sydney. Find us at booth E05.
General Opening Hours: Thursday 12 September, 12noon - 5pm | Friday 13
September, 12noon - 8pm | Saturday 14 September, 11am - 6pm | Sunday 15
September, 11am - 6pm
Image: Roslyn Oxley9, Sydney Contemporary, 2019. Courtesy of Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery.
Exhibition Opening: Imants Tillers | 'The Path Itself'
Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery: 4-6pm
Fox Jensen Gallery: 2pm
Sarah Cottier Gallery: 3-5pm
David Griggs, Clayton Utz, Sydney
Exhibition viewing by appointment only. Please see Clayton Utz, Sydney's website for more information.
Roaslie Gascoigne | 'Catalogue Raisonne'
We are delighted that a new Catalogue Raisonne featuring Rosalie Gascoigne is being launched in the coming weeks. The catalogue is written by her son, Martin Gascoigne and being published by ANU Press.
The Catalogue is available for pre-order now. Please see the ANU press website for more information.
NELL | 'Made in the Light Happy Cloud and Drips'
Patricia Piccinini, 'Life Clings Closest', Cairns Art Gallery, QLD.
Image: Patricia Piccinini, No fear of depths, 2019, Silicone, fibreglass, hair, clothing, 150 x 150 x 110 cm.
Sarah Contos, Mikala Dwyer and Bill Henson, 'Idle Worship', Lismore Regional Gallery, NSW
Patricia Piccinini, 'The Coming World: Ecology as the New Politics 2030 - 2100', Garage Museum of Contemporary Art, Moscow
Kaylene Whiskey | 2019 Winner of the Telstra National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Award 2019
Congratulations to Kaylene Whiskey, 2019 winner of the Telstra General Painting Award for Seven Sistas. We're thrilled to announce that Whiskey will be presenting a new exhibition with Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery in October this year. More information coming soon.
Image: Kaylene Whiskey with her winning painting, 'Seven Sistas', 2018. Photo: Museum and Art Gallery NT.
Bill Henson and the Australian Chamber Orchestra, 'Luminous', 2019
Bill Henson will be collaborating with Richard Tognetti, conductor, composer and violinist, Lior Attar, an Israeli-Australian singer-songwriter and the Australian Chamber Orchestra to present Luminous in August.
This is a ticketed event. Please see the Australian Chamber Orchestra's website for more information.
Exhibition Opening: Gareth Sansom | 'It's Now or Never'
Image: Gareth Sansom, Blue Head, 2019, oil and enamel on linen, 122 x 122 cm.
Exhibition opening: Caroline Rothwell | 'Splice'
Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery is delighted to present new work by Caroline
Rothwell in Splice. Do join us for the exhibition opening on Friday 9 August, 6-8pm.
Image: Caroline Rothewell, 'Untitled', 2019, watercolour on Arches paper collage, on Joseph Banksu2019 Florilegium a la pope print from copper plate engraving, 300gsm Somerset mould made acid free paper.
Bill Henson, 'The light fades but the gods remain', Monash Gallery of Art, Victoria
Bill Henson will be presenting an exciting new exhibition at the
Monash Gallery of Art in Victoria this weekend, The light fades but the gods remain.
Exhibition opening: Saturday 27 July, 2pm. At 2:30pm Bill Henson will launch the exhibition with a brief discussion about the work. Exhibition continues until 29
September.
Image: Bill Henson, Untitled 1985-86, image ref. 62, type C colour photograph, 134.5 x 114cm, edition of 20
Artist Talk: Kirtika Kain | 'Corpus'
We are very excited about Kirtika Kain's artist talk at the gallery this Saturday, 27 July 2019 at 4PM. She will be discussing her first exhibition with Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery, Corpus. All welcome, no registration required. Do join us!
Image: Exhibition view, Kirtika Kain, Corpus, Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery, Sydney (12 July - 3 August 2019). Photo: Luis Power.
Mikala Dwyer, 'Bauhaus Now!', Buxton Contemporary, Melbourne
Mikala Dwyer will be included in Buxton Contemporaryu2019s exhibition Bauhaus Now! Dwyer will be presenting Mondspiel with Justene Williams, a colourful installation and performance.
Bauhaus Now! will open on 26 July 2019 at Buxton Contemporary, Melbourne.
Image: Mikala Dwyer and Justene Williams, Mondspiel (Moon play), 2019 (detail), mixed-media installation.
Daniel Boyd, 'Giant Leap', Casula Powerhouse Arts Centre, NSW
Exhibition continues until 8 September 2019.
Image: Daniel Boyd, History is Made at Night, 2013, 2 Channel 16x9 HD video, with sound (Ryan Grieve).
Mikala Dwyer and Justene Williams, 'Bauhaus Now!', Buxton Contemporary, Melbourne
Mikala Dwyer is included in Buxton Contemporary's exhibition
Bauhaus Now!u00a0 Dwyer is presenting Mondspiel with Justene Williams, a
colourful installation and performance.
Image: Installation view, 𝘔𝘰𝘯𝘥𝘴𝘱𝘪𝘦𝘭 (𝘔𝘰𝘰𝘯 𝘱𝘭𝘢𝘺), 2019, Mikala Dwyer and Justene Williams, Buxton Contemporary, The University of Melbourne, 26 July u2013 27 October 2019, mixed-media installation. Photo: Christian Capurro.
Louise Hearman, 'The Abyss: Strategies in Contemporary Art', Griffith University Museum, QLD
Louise Hearman's incredible Untitled # 983 is included in The
Abyss: Strategies in Contemporary Art, at the Griffith University
Museum, QLD.
Image: Louise Hearman, Untitled # 983, 2003, oil on Masonite, 57 u00d7 69cm.
Artist Talk: Tracey Moffatt | 'Portals'
Tracey Moffatt will be presenting Artist Talks at the gallery on Saturday 20 July 2019 at 4PM and on Saturday 3 August 2019 at 4PM. Do join us!
Sarah Contos, 'Connecting Thread', Grace Cossington Smith Gallery, Wahroonga
Patricia Piccinini, 'The Coming World: Ecology as the New Politics', Garage Museum of Contemporary Art, Moscow, Russia
Tom Polo: Book Launch | 'Paris Drawings: The Most Elaborate Disguise'
Join Tom Polo for the launch of his new publication Paris Drawings: The Most Elaborate Disguise published by Perimeter Editions at the Art Gallery of New South Wales tonight, 5:30pm. The artist will discuss u2018Paris Drawings' with Justin Paton, head curator international, AGNSW, followed by a book signing at the AGNSW Gallery.
To purchase please see Perimeter Editions Website.
Exhibition Opening: Tracey Moffatt | 'Portals'
Tracey Moffatt's new exhibition, Portals, will open at Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery on Friday 12 July, 6-8pm. Do join us!
Image: Tracey Moffatt, 2019.
Exhibition Opening: Kirtika Kain | 'Corpus'
Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery is very excited to present Corpus, Kirtika Kain's first solo exhibition with the gallery. Please join us for the opening reception on Friday, 12 July, 6-8pm.
This exhibition is supported by the Art Incubator program. It is Kirtika Kain's first solo exhibition in conjunction with Art Incubator.
Image: Kirtika Kain, rapture, 2019, sindoor pigment, wax and plaster on handmade paper, 39 x 39 cm.
Linda Marrinon, 'On Vulnerability and Doubt', ACCA, Melbourne
Fantastic early artworks by Linda Marrinon such as Hey Waitress will be included in the Australian Centre for Contemporary Art's exhibition On Vulnerability and Doubt.
Image: Linda Marrinon, Hey Waitress, 1987, acrylic on canvas, 213 x 152cm
Bill Henson New Publication | 'Principio Erat'
Two versions of Bill Henson's new 500 copy limited-edition publication Principio Erat, has just been released by Editions Bessard in Paris. The publication also includes a special signed C Print.
David Griggs, 'City Prince/sses', Palais De Tokyo, Paris
David Griggs is presenting new, colourful hangings as part of
City Prince/sses at Palais De Tokyo, Paris. 'City Prince/sses' brings
together contemporary artists, fashion designers, tattooists and more
from Dhake, Lagos, Manila, Mexico City and Theran. The exhibition is presented as an imaginary, multiple, ever changing city.
Exhibition details: 21 June 2019 - 9 September, 2019.
Image: Courtesy of David Girggs, 2019. David Griggs, 'Manila Strange', 9 2019, Acrylic on fire proof canvas, 840x170cm (each)
Imants Tiller's screening, 'Thrown into the World', Parlimet House Theatre, Canberra
Imants Tiller's new documentary film, Thrown into the World will be screening today at the Parliament House Theatre, Canberra. Thrown into the World offers insight into this artist's incredible creative process and unique cross-cultural identity. The screening will be followed by Q&A with Justine Van Mourik.
Image: Imants Tillers and Michael Nelson Jagamara at the unveiling of theiru00a0work The Messenger, acquired for the Parliament House Art Collection inu00a02017. Photo by Auspic.
Tracey Moffatt, 'Body Remembers,' Momsan Art Gallery, NSW
Tracey Moffatt's photographic series Body Remembers and film Vigilu00a0 from her critically acclaimed 57th Venice Biennale exhibition will be be showing for the first time in New South Wales at Mosman Art Gallery this month.
Exhibition details: 15 June - 25 August 2019 at Mosman Art Gallery, NSW.
Image: Tracey Moffatt, 1. Spanish Window, 2017, Body Remembers, digital pigment print on rag paper, 152 x 227 cm
Imant's Tiller's Screening | 'Thrown into the World'
Imants Tilleru2019s new documentary film, Thrown into the World will be screening today at the Parliament House Theatre, Canberra. The screening will be followed by Q&A with Justine Van Mourik.
Image: Imants Tillers and Michael Nelson Jagamara at the unveiling of their work The Messenger, acquired for the Parliament House Art Collection in 2017. Photo by Auspic.
'Caught Stealing', National Art School, Sydney
Hany Armanious, Daniel Boyd, Destiny Deacon, Fiona Hall and Sean Cordeiro and Claire Healy are included in the Nation Art Schoolu2019s fantastic exhibition Caught Stealing. The exhibition features contemporary Australian artists who mobilise theft as an artistic strategy in their work.
Exhibition continues until 10 August 2019 at the Black Theatre, National Art School, Sydney.
Image: Hany Armanious in Caught Stealing, 2019. Photo: Peter Morgan.
Exhibition Opening: Dale Frank
Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery is pleased to present new works by Dale Frank, one of Australia's foremost contemporary painters. Please join us for the exhibition opening on Thursday, 13 June 2019, 6-8pm.
image: Dale Frank, 'Travis left the priesthood after years of taunts about his savagely crooked grin and teeth,' 2019, tinted varnish, epoxyglass, on perspex, 200 x 200 cm.
Exhibition: Papier Mache for Beginners
James Angus is presenting new work in Papier Mache for Beginners at Fremantle Art Centre. This will be Angus' first solo presentation of sculptures in WA in over a decade.
Exhibition details: This exhibition opens on 7 June 2019, 6:30 pm and continues until 21 July 2019 at the Fremantle Arts Centre, WA.
Simon Denny, 'Mine', MONA, Tasmania
Sarah Contos, Fiona Hall, David Noonan, Patricia Piccinini and Julie Rrap will be included in Simon Denny's Mine exhibition at MONA, Hobart.
Exhibition continues until 13 April 2020.
Image: Courtesy of MONA
Mikala Dwyer, 'Earthcraft', Govett-Brewster Art Gallery, New Zealand
Mikala Dwyer is presenting Earthcraft at the Govett-Brewster Art Gallery in New Zealand. This work was commissioned for the Len Lye Centreu2019s East Ramp (a part of the Govett-Brewster Art Gallery). It is an on-going installation.
Image:Mikala Dwyer, Earthcraft 2019, detail, installation view Govett-Brewster Art Gallery. Courtesy the artist. Photo Sam Hartnett.
Daniel Boyd, 'Where the Oceans Meet', Museum of Art and Design at Miami Dade College, Miami, Florida.
Daniel Boyd will be included in Where the Oceans Meet curated by Hans Ulrich Obrist, Asad Raza, Gabriela Rangel, and Rina Carvajal.
Exhibition details: 26 May - 29 September 2019, Museum of Art and Design at Miami Dade College, Miami, Florida.
2019 National Art School Fellowships: Roslyn Oxley
The 2019 National Art School Fellowships were awarded last night, with the honour bestowed upon Roslyn Oxley OAM and Wendy Whiteley OAM. Congratulations Roslyn!
Image: Peter Morgan.
Performance: Bill Henson and the Sydney Art Quartet | 'Chiaroscuro'
Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery is delighted to present a new collaboration with Bill Henson and the Sydney Art Quartet, Chiaroscuro.
Embarking on a new collaboration with Bill Henson, one of Australia's most compelling artists, the Art Quartet performs Chiaroscurou - an evocative, dreamlike response to Henson's latest work. This concert is set within Henson's exhibition at Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery.
Performance details: 22nd and 23rd May, 7pm at Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery, Sydney. This is a ticketed event that has now sold out. Please see the Sydney Art Quartet webpage for more
information.
Image: Bill Henson, 2012 in 'Creative Minds' television program, SBS.
Artist Talk: Bill Henson
Please join us at Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery for an Artist Talk with Bill Henson, 18 May 2019 at 4PM. The artist will discuss his incredible new exhibition.
Image: Luis Power.
Exhibition Opening: Bill Henson
Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery is delighted to present a solo exhibition of new works by Bill Henson. This will be Henson's first exhibition in Sydney in seven years. Please join us for the opening reception on Friday 17 May 2019, 6-8pm.
Imants Tillers, Archibald Prize 2019
Congratulations to Imants Tillers who is a finalist for the 2019 Archibald Prize. This new work is entitled 'All hail Greg Inglis.'
The Archibald, Wynne and Sulman Prize exhibitions commence on 11 May 2019 and continue until 8 September 2019 at the Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney.
Image: Imants Tillers, 2019, u2018All hail Greg Inglisu2019, synthetic polymer paint and gouache on 64 canvasboards nos. 108314-108377, 242 x 242 cm overall. Photo: Schoo's studio.
David Griggs, Archibald and Sulman Prizes 2019
Congratulations to David Griggs who is a finalist for the 2019 Archibald and Sulman Prizes.
The Archibald, Wynne and Sulman Prize exhibitions commence on 11 May 2019 and continue until 8 September 2019 at the Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney.
Image: David Griggs, 2019, u2018Tracing the antiquity of Jewish alchemy with Alexie Glass-Kantoru2019, oil on canvas, diptych, each panel 290 x 148.5 cm
Radio Feature: Tom Polo on East Side FM 89.7
Tom Polo is speaking on East Side FM 89.7 until 12pm today for Arts Thursday. Polo is discussing his practice, process and recent exhibitions in Sydney.
Isaac Julien featured in ArtForum: 'Subject Lessons'
Ciaran Finlayson has written about Isaac Julien's new film, Lessons of the Hour - Frederick Douglass, in ArtForum.
Artist Talk: Del Kathryn Barton | The artist speaks: In conversation
This weekend Del Kathryn Barton will be participating in The artist speaks: In conversation which will be featuring Archibald, Wynne and Sulman Prize winners and finalists.
Conversation details: Sunday 5 May 2019 11am u2013 12pm | Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney. This is a ticketed event.
Image: Del Kathryn Barton, 2015. Photo: Charlie Dennington.
Isaac Julien, 'Playtime', Los Angeles County Museum of Art, LA
Isaac Julien will be presenting his film Playtime at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, LA. It is the artistu2019s first major presentation in Los Angeles. Playtime is a captivating critique of the influence of capital in the art world. It stars James Franco, Maggie Cheung, Colin Salmon, and auctioneer Simon de Pury, among others.
Exhibition details: Isaac Julien: Play Time commences on 5 May 2019 and continues until 11 August 2019 at LACMA, LA.
Image: Isaac Julien, PLAYTIME, 2013, double projection, edge blended, single screen ultra high definition with 5.1 surround sound, duration: 66 mins 57 secs (Installation).
Daniel Boyd, Kaldor Public Art Project 34: Asad Raza, 'Absorption', Carriageworks, Sydney
Daniel Boyd is included in Kaldor Public Art Project 34: Asad Raza, Absorption, at the Clothing Store, Carriageworks.
Exhibition details: Continues until 19 May 2019. There are several different events during the exhibition period. See Carriageworksu2019 website for more information.
Image:Kaldor Public Art Project 34: Asad Raza, Absorption, 2019. The Clothing Store, Carriageworks. Photo: Pedro Greig.
Brook Andrew, 'RocoColonial', Hazelhurst Art Centre, NSW
Brook Andrew will be included in RocoColonial at Hazelhurst Art Centre, NSW.
Exhibition details: Opening night: Friday 3 May, 6pm | Exhibition continues until 30 June 2019.
Image: Brook Andrew, Mirror IV (stripes), 2017, Sapele timber, paint, block board, paper, perspex and glue, dimensions variable
Jenny Watson, 'RocoColonial', Hazelhurst Art Centre, NSW
Jenny Watson will be included in RocoColonial at Hazelhurst Art Centre, NSW. Exhibition details: Opening night: Friday 3 May, 6pm | Exhibition continues until 30 June 2019.
Artist talks: Friday 3 May, 4:30pm.
Image: Jenny Watson, Girl in a blindfold (detail), 2016, acrylic, pigment, haberdashery attachments on rabbit skin glue primed Belgian linen, 260 x 140 cm
Jacqueline Fraser, 'The Making of Dressed To Kill 2019', Bonny Poon Gallery, Paris, France
Caroline Rothwell, 'Femmage ,' Art Gallery of South Australia
Caroline Rothwell is presenting Cascade in Femmage at the Art Gallery of South Australia. The term Femmage was used by early feminists to describe the use of traditional women's techniques in contemporary art making. Rothwell has used imagery derived from her archive of personal photographs and news clippings is incised into black PVC that hangs from the wall like an industrial quilt.
Exhibition details: Continues 1 September 2019 at the Art Gallery of South Australia, Adelaide.
Image: Caroline Rothwell, 'Cascade,' 2013, UV stable structural PVC, 252 x 200 cm.
Sarah Contos, 'Femmage ,' Art Gallery of South Australia
Sarah Contos Presents: The Long Kiss Goodbye, the winner of the 2017 Ramsay Art Prize, is included in Femmage at the Art Gallery of South Australia. The term Femmage was used by early feminists to describe the use of traditional women's techniques in contemporary art making.
Exhibition details: Continues until 1 September 2019 at the Art Gallery of South Australia, Adelaide.
Image: Sarah Contos, Sarah Contos Presents: The Long Kiss Goodbye, 2016, screen-print on linen, canvas and lame, digital printed fabrics and various found fabrics, PVC, poly-fil, glass, ceramic and plastic beads, thread, artists' gloves, 330 x 610 x 25 cm.
Exhibition Opening: Tom Polo | 'I Still Thought you Were Looking'
Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery is delighted to announce Tom Polo's first solo exhibition I still thought you were looking with the gallery. Please join us for the opening reception on Thursday 18 April 2019, 6-8pm.
Image: Tom Polo, 2019, install view. Photo: Luis Power.
Art Cologne 2019
Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery is pleased to participate in Art Cologne 2019. We will continue our history of promoting world-class Australian and international artists with a group presentation that showcases sensational work by: Hany Armanious, Daniel Boyd, Dale Frank, Fiona Hall, Louise Hearman, Bill Henson and Isaac Julien.
Find us at booth D-020. Public opening hours: 11 April - 13 April: 11am - 7pm | 14 April: 11am - 6pm.
Location: Hall 11.1 and 11.2, Cologne-Deutz Exhibition Centre, Messepl. 1, 50679 Koln, Germany.
Image: Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery booth at Art Cologne 2019 (install view). Photos: We Document Art.
Isaac Julien, 'Hyper Visuality. Making the invisble visible. Moving images from the Wemhoner Collection', miart 2019 art fair, Milan
Isaac Julienu2019s Playtime is currently included in Hyper Visuality. Making the invisble visible. Moving images from the Wemhoner Collection for miart 2019 art fair held in Milan.
.Exhibition details: Hyper Visuality. Making the invisble visible. Moving images from the Wemhu00f6ner Collection continues until 14 April 2019 at the Palazzo Dugnani, Milan, Italy.
Image: Isaac Julien, 2019. Install view. Courtesy of the Wemhoner Collection.
Jenny Watson, 'A Horses Tale,' Saatchi Gallery, London
Jenny Watson is presenting a fantastic new exhibition Jenny Watson: A Horses Tale presented by Vigo Gallery at the Saatchi Gallery, London.
Exhibition details: Exhibition continues until 5 May 2019 at Saatchi Gallery Duke of York's HQ, King's Road, London.
Image: Jenny Watson: A Horses Taleu2019, 2019. Courtesy of the artist.