Just in from breakfastpolitics…
Yoko Matsumoto, Light Shining on the Horizon, oil on canvas, 2008
…just like a morning dip in a mountain spring!!
[We’re now fully awake, refreshed and rearing to go. n(Ed)]
Month: September 2009
Public art…
Fabbo projection on windows of a building just down, and across the road, from Granny’s in Franklin St.
We’ve since discovered that it’s the Melbourne Propaganda Windows, hosted by Michael Koro Galleries. For more info go here.
Omigod! Brennie’s having twins!!…well, Shazza is…
The news has been out of the bag for a coupla weeks now but, what with Melbs and other pressing stuff, we’ve only just managed to track him down in person to get permission to take it global…
We trawled through all the old image files, only to find that we don’t actually have any snaps of them together! Something we’ll have to remedy pronto (maybe when we’re in Adders in a couple of weeks…)
Just in from mister jones…
Matt and Blue have just sent through some snaps of last Sunday’s opening. What a great crowd they pull up there!! Culture’s obviously alive and well in Bermagui, that’s for sure and certain…
Great looking show, btw…
Jan Collingridge’s Sheep: portrait of a flock is up until the end of October. Gallery details here.
Nic at LaTrobe Regional Gallery…
On the Gang’s way back through Gippsland we dropped into Morwell to catch Nicholas Folland’s piece in the LaTrobe Regional Gallery’s latest exhibition Turbulent Terrain: Manifestations of the Sublime in Contemporary Art.
Loved the piece, Nic.
Rip snorter of a show all round actually. For info regarding exhibition details go here.
Meanwhile check out Nic’s new website here.
Tom at the MCA…
Tom is at the MCA as we speak, installing work for a show that’s opening on Thursday…
We’ve had to pass along our ticket/invitation for the gala opening night, boo hoo, ‘cos we’ve got a clashing event at the BVRG. Ah well, never mind – we’ll just have to try to swing past the MCA on our rounds, maybe later in the year….
Meanwhile, if anybody’s planning a visit to Sydney between now and Ned Kelly’s hangin’day (11th November), you can check out the exhibition details here.
Chandelier files…
Highlight of the Gang’s (work)trip to Melbs was dinner at the joint of the hour, Coda Bar and Restaurant (which has only fairly recently opened and just won its first hat.) We can totally understand the buzz and excitement surrounding the place – the food was gorgey (no pun intended), the decor fashionably scurfy and the vibe entirely unpretentious…
Just the way we like it. Seriously fabulous, no bullshit.
On at mister jones…
The Gang was driving back from Melbourne on Sunday and unfortunately missed the opening, but the show is up until…not sure when…give ’em a ring, eh.
Message from Melbourne….
Still in Melbourne, y’all. Back with all the g(l)oss soon…
glass central canberra 