Ryan McGennisken online catalogue

Have you seen the online catalogue for Ryan's debut solo show yet? It looks pretty amazing, and works are selling pretty fast. You'd better grab yourself a piece before it's too late!

Ryan McGennisken's solo show THIS Saturday!

Wowee, Saturday the 11th is coming fast! Preparation for Ryan's debut solo show is flying along, with over 40 frames being constructed from 100 year old recycled redgum and decking boards. It's a huge task, but I think it will end up looking spectacular! Alongside Ryan's drawings the gallery will be transformed by several highly ambitious timber installations, & perhaps even a music circle.

There will be drinks a-flowing & delicious pinxtos to snack on.

6pm-9pm

Latrobe Contemporary Gallery is an hour and a half out of Melbourne by car or train, and the gallery is a thirty second walk from Morwell station. There is accommodation nearby if you decide to get boozy and/or have a getaway for the weekend. 

Feel free to pass the invite on to anyone you think may be interested too, the more the merrier.

Visit the Facebook event page for gallery details.

Ryan McGennisken debut solo show

I cannot wait for Ryan's show next month, it is going to be epic!

Visit the Facebook event page for more details.

Rambler corner store

There are a couple of new collages up for sale in the Rambler corner store.

Untitled collage. Hollie M Kelley, 2012.

With the fishes. Hollie M Kelley. 2012.

Tony & Guy Yen Young Australian Art Award Entry

My Tony & Guy Yen Young Australian Art Award Entry:

Not much of a blogger..

Check out things I like at Pinterest as I don't blog much these days...

 



 

Or you can visit Rambler Collective & see what I've been up to..

Ta muchly!

Grandpa Shea

Really digging the detail in Melbourne artist Grandpa Shea's work at the moment.

Check out his site grandpa studios for a look-see!

Spaces: Kate Puxley

Great feature over at Harxest/Spaces, of Montreal based artist/taxidermist Kate Puxley.

"What is your biggest inspiration?
My physical and cultural surroundings and the conflicting dualities found within both. Ie. our notion of ‘wild’ and ‘natural’ landscapes, and our attraction and repulsion to death.
Quoting Otto Dix: “There is so much that is strange around us.  There is no reason to seek out new subjects”."

Tiny rabbits.

I've been drawing up a bunch of tiny rabbits for a friend's tattoo over the last couple of days:

 

The heart of papercuts.

A blog by Elsa Mora.

Dedicated to magical papercuts.

 

Elsa also has another great blog.

Seems like a very busy lady!