2007.11-2007.20 Kudos Exhibitions

11. Down to Earth

Exhibition Opening: 6.00-8.00 PM, 22 May

Exhibition continues until May 26
 
Down to Earth brings together the work of individual artists who have all spent time at Fowler’s Gap Research Station, located in the arid zone of Australia, north of Broken Hill. This exhibition acts as a reference point upon which to gauge both the initial and ongoing influence that the experience of the Australian outback has had on the work of the artists participating in the exhibition. Representing artists across a vast range of disciplines, Down to Earth also provides an opportunity for reflection upon the ways in which art can facilitate communication and stimulate the development of creative communities.

12. Compass II

Atanas Djonov

Exhibition Opening: 5.00-8.00 PM, 5 June

Exhibition continues until June 9
 
The central piece of this exhibition is Compass II, a constructed new media environment for an interplay between audience members and its author.

The installation consists of a marine compass and four screens that are aligned with the four principal geographic directions (East, West, North and South).

Made from canvas and a rectangular wooden frame, each screen resembles a propaganda poster (agit-plakat).

Performative audio-visual new media art installation

13. Sensorium 

Dave Withers and Lachlan Anthony

Exhibition Opening: 6.00-8.00 PM, 3 July

Exhibition continues until July 7

This experimental exhibition focuses on the human body and its arrangement in space, understanding it as the key vessel for the senses and thereby the experienced world.

14. Parasite Rotterdam

Special Viewing: 4.30 PM, 12 July

Exhibition datesL 10 - 14 July

Porosity studio, an inter-disciplinary project, seeks not only unique approaches to transformations of the body and the city, but also improved questions for this and future problems. Porosity's Parasite Rotterdam, combined students from the disciplines of Design, Fine Art, Digital Media, Architecture, Urban Planning and Engineering across the College of Fine Arts, UNSW; Willem de Kooning Institute, Rotterdam; and Central Academy of Fine Arts, Beijing, and asked ‘If a bridge with cars is the answer then what was the question?’

15. Under Her Skin

Katherine Olston

Exhibition Opening: 5.00-8.00 PM, 17 July

Exhibition continues until July 21
 
An exhibition exploring dislocation, adaptation, the desire to belong, and the inevitability of not belonging.

16. Spaced In

Dave Withers, Tara Cook, Lena Obergfell, Damien King, Lachlan Anthony

Exhibition Opening: 6.00-8.00 PM, 24 July

Exhibition continues until 28 July
 
A mixed media exhibition of interactive and space orientation explorations dealing with relationships between the body and the urban environment.

17. Latitudinara

Sandra Landolt

Exhibition Opening: 6.00-8.00 PM, 31 July

Exhibition continues until August 4
 
A selection of kinetic work and video installation, which explore the ambivalent relationship between the progress of technology and the increasingly dehumanised social structures.

18. Camera Mortuaria

Tina Fiveash

Exhibition Opening: 6.00-8.00 PM, 7 August

Exhibition continues until August 11

Journey into the world of three-dimensional illusion in this MFA exhibition featuring portraits of twenty anonymous subjects.

19. Dissonance

Exhibition Opening: 6.00-8.00 PM, 21 August

Exhibition continues until August 25

Annual exhibition of women artists working from a feminist perspective supported by Arc @ UNSW and the COFA Women’s Collective.

20. The Private Lives of Ups and Downs

Anna John and Keg De Souza

Exhibition Opening: 6.00-8.00 PM, 28 August

Exhibition continues until September 8