Gonkar Gyatso, 'Three Realms'
My greatest and most cherished possession was and still is a sticker book that my five year old self adored. At the time, I had no idea that I was kicking... read more...
Mikala Dwyer, 'Drawing Down The Moon'
If anyone could draw down the moon, it’d be Mikala Dwyer. The backbone of her work disassociates itself from the rational, but there’s always... read more...
Democratique
Karl Shoobridge, Ben Havenaar and Erin Dunne are interpreting their versions of democracy in their exhibition, Democratique. read more...
Seven With Another #4
Purists beware. Colloboration is a sticky business, but when it comes to like minded folk, or even better – non like minded folk, the interesting... read more...
Timothy L, 'Trespassers Welcome'
This Timothy L character is a bit of a nomad. We can’t even find him on the internets! It’s like trying to Google John Citizen. He seems like... read more...
James and Eleanor Avery, 'The Golden Hind'
James and Eleanor Avery travel the world together, making art as they venture through residencies in Milan, art shows in London and Brisbane, gathering... read more...
French / Last Show at Nine Lives
It’s fitting really that the British artist/tea-lover/skateboarder French, whose website is aptly titled Funeral French, is the last person to be... read more...
Courtney Coombs, 'The Sum Of All Things'
Three years is a good time in which to amass ‘things’, a great sum of them. And then refine them to your graduate show after finishing those... read more...
Robin Hungerford at Kontemporary Or Modern Art
We all know that fashion and art have a long history of sordid love affairs, which makes for both interesting art and interesting fashion. Living in a... read more...
Confines
A friend of mine recently tried to download a film (stealing) for research purposes and the file that was contained therein was in fact, Enemy Of The... read more...
The Young Collectors
Watching a documentary on contemporary art collectors makes any young artist cringe at the ‘art market’… for some, it motivates, for others,... read more...
GoMA Turns 5
Five years ago in Brisbane: your friends probably hadn’t moved to Melbourne yet, The Thousands Brisbane was talking about coming into fruition,... read more...
Mark Alsweiler and Max Berry, 'All Things Lost'
The question that is basically on Mark Alsweiler and Max Berry‘s lips is ‘what is man’. Now, don’t get me wrong – they’re... read more...
Fresher 2011
Inbetweenspaces have hosted Fresher Cunts for the last three years alongside the IMA’s annual Fresh Cut show. They cemented themselves as the paralypics... read more...
Tiny Nightmares
Frustrated by every young artist’s nemesis – the pressure to make something original (and probably suffering some tiny nightmares of their... read more...
Simon Degroot, 'Copy Repeat'
Let’s imagine for a moment that a Rubik’s cube, a vase of flowers, and Jean-Michel Basquiat have a threesome, and somehow manage to procreate.... read more...
Diana Thater, 'Chernobyl'
Diana Thater’s exhibition, Chernobyl, explores themes on abandoned towns, their inhabitants and agoraphobia / claustrophobia contructs through the... read more...
'Catherine Or Kate'
Collaboration is a sticky thing, but Catherine and Kate manage to sustain their competitive collaboration with no qualms. They’ve learnt to fence,... read more...
Martin Smith, 'Perfect Price For Donny'
Smith’s work is humorous – like the time a young and near-pubescent Smith, understandably curious about the opposite sex, copped a punch in... read more...
'Know Your Product'
Curators Stephanie Pohlman, Ellie Anderson and Anna Oh have decided that it’s time for Brisbane to make like the guy from the ShamWow advertisement and,... read more...
'Threads: Contemporary Textiles and the Social Fabric'
The exhibition brings together contemporary textile works from the gallery’s Australian, Asian and Pacific Collections. Who could have known those basements... read more...
Scott G Toepfer, 'Furthest Horizons'
If anyone knows about living as art, it would be Scott G Toepfer. Camera always at the ready, his photographs reflect the everyday in the most un-mundane... read more...
My Own Private Neon Oasis
Museum of Brisbane have undertaken a bit of a blockbuster project involving the works of both international and local artists to create their Own Private... read more...
Sam Cranstoun, 'Oil!'
Cranstoun’s latest show, Oil!, unleashes his knack for the conceptual folding of historical material. Until we build a kick-arse time machine... read more...