0.2 and other SALA exhibitions … coming soon

upcoming SALA Festival exhibitions where you can find my work …

promo image for group exhibition at Pepper St Art Centre. The background image is a photo of an artwork ‘From the Rubble’ (detail) by Jill Halliday ... a row of buildings, an assortment of shapes and structures many stories high ... made with pieces of found things, like photo negatives, old phone book, novel and newspaper pages, stamps, barcodes, slide frames, onion and garlic skins and photo negative brown-red strips showing structural lines ... colours include brown, yellowed book pages, dark blue, opaque red, some turquoise ... lots of texture ... the sky is made from thin horizontal strips of blue, white and grey paper. In the top right corner in a pink rounded-edged box is the text: SALA Remake Exhibition. An exhibition of recycled and upcycled artwork by more than 40 artists. 30 July -25 August.

Remake
group exhibition, Pepper Street Arts Centre
City of Burnside

30 July – 25 Aug

REMAKE celebrates the inventiveness and resourcefulness of the creative and artistic mind.

This high quality exhibition brings to life the phrase ‘everything old is new again’. Working within the theme of recycling, upcycling, reusing, and repurposing, over 40 artists have viewed the world around them with fresh eyes and created exciting new works of art.

This exhibition encourages us to consider our impact on the environment by bringing a little creativity into how we can prevent everyday items from being sent to landfill. There is a diverse and eclectic collection of work including a vast array of jewellery, wall art, sculpture, glass and textiles – plenty to enjoy when visiting. Some artists have worked from within their preferred specialist mediums, while others have moved into previously unexplored areas.

This show helps to highlight the importance of environmental conservation and sustainability.

Image credit: Jill Halliday, ‘From the Rubble’ (detail), Photo negatives, old phone book, novel and newspaper pages, stamps, barcodes, slide frames and onion and garlic skins.

promo image for group exhibition at Part of Things. On the left: a textured green circle with gold lines around the edges is on a paler green background ... in the middle reads: EXHIBITION and SALA. On the right: a lime green curvy box with the dates and time info, above that the title of the exhibtion, dark text on pale blue: Flower, Fruit, and Flood, My Dear

Flower, Fruit, and Flood, My Dear,
group exhibition, Part of Things
Barmera, Riverland SA

4 – 27 Aug

Experiments and discoveries from a disparate collection of storytellers, crafters, dreamers and creators.

This is the fourth SALA exhibition at Part of Things, and the theme is inspired by the traditional four year anniversary gift of flowers or fruits, combined with our recent Riverland experience of flooding. The theme is a provocation and should not be taken literally or used prescriptively when viewing the works.

Each of the participating artists have creatively responded to the theme by thinking beyond the obvious and exploring their own practice, the ethos of Part of Things, and what the theme provocation has unexpectedly unlocked.

The exhibition features a mix of entirely new works and some previously completed and/or reimagined works. Artists in the exhibition come from Adelaide, the Riverland, Whyalla and Port Lincoln.

The Poetry of Object 0.2
solo exhibition
online

1-31 Aug

The Poetry of Object 0.2 … object is a verb
is:

an online solo exhibition

… of visual poetry . object poetry . artworks . documents . artefacts . poems . whatever-you-call-ems

the second in a series of exhibitions¹ exploring visual art as playful, thought-provoking poetic work. in this collection, a multi-form poet consults and creates documents, delivering conceptual pieces that speak symbolic. themes of ethics, rights, law and language are explored through a poetic lens, in works personally relevant to the artist, and to Australian society as a whole

an experiment with a hybrid-model of display … you can visit individual works in person in group exhibitions and venues across SA … info provided throughout

part of the SALA (South Australian Living Arts) Festival
and connected to national Poetry Month

… coming soon!

preparation . preparation .. preparation …

Photo by indigo eli on July 08, 2023. May be a black-and-white image of diary, clipboard, pen, book, typewriter, desk and text. Or may be that that was a robot interpretation of an artist's worktable with an deconstructed artwork, a stitched something, a poetry mug full of highlighters, a camera, some SALA flyers, and an alphabet fork resting on a hunk of amethyst crystal.

Photo by indigo eli on July 09, 2023. May be a black-and-white image of digital audio player, tea, can opener, clipboard, harmonica, tinfoil, stapler, bandage, tambourine, dental floss and text that says 'luxury 2000 2018'.

The Poetry of Object 0.2 exhibition delivery is thankful for support from City of Unley, Arts South Australia … and a valued assortment of good thinking and doing individuals. ta very much!

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