You’d want to be absolutely sure this isn’t one of an edition, wouldn’t you? Remembering that bronze casting is essentially a reproductive technology… See the story here (with a great photo). Thanks to Amanda for the link.

Season 1 opens with a reception at 6 pm on Wednesday 3 February at 6.00pm, with the Exhibition continuing until Friday 12 February

Glenn Carter (MVA, Glass)
Untitled, 2009
cast and stained glass
11 x 7 x 3 cm

Diana Johnston (Grad Dip, Painting)
Brown Painting, 2009
oil on plywood
60 x 60 cm

Jill Loupekine (MAVA, Printmedia and Drawing)
Untitled, 2009
embossed paper and powdered graphite on BFK Rives paper
75.6 x 106.5 cm

Here’s a work Now they are again no secret, 2009, from the Art & Language (Michael Baldwin and Mel Ramsden) latest show at Lisson Gallery. The late Charles Harrison speaks about the back-to-the-wall “ghostly devotee” who inhabits these “chairs”… Read the press release (if you wish) on ArtDaily… The specific origins of such “secrecy” is to be found here and here…

Amanda Stuart (PhD, Sculpture) gets noticed in the SMH… Goodness knows what “unthemed but curated” means? Sounds a bit…

raised by Maya on Side by Side.

“My interest was really the experience of the soldier as a thinking and feeling subject. I’m interested in how bodies move through space and the capacity of bodies to perform in certain situations. Particularly how it relates to landscape. These are issues I’m always interested in. That informed the way I was dealing with that experience in Afghanistan.” Read the full story in The Art Newspaper, and…

smash the picture plane?

see the story about this Frank Lloyd Wright suite on ArtDaily, and drool…

Jan Hogan, PhD, in relaxation mode… Congratulations!

in (yes) The Weekly Qualitative Report! As it should be…