0
Favs
Login
Menu

Kevin Todd: Multi-valency Rules OK

Kevin Todd’s professional activity profile is not altogether unlike that of many artists practising in Australia today, combining a mix of gallery-based exhibitions and installations, public art, corporate commissions and teaching.

Buy   or   Subscribe   or   Login

More from this Issue

0.736
Artrave
Artlink
Twenty: Sherman Galleries 1986-2006

Twenty: Sherman Galleries 1986-2006 Laura Murray Cree (ed) Craftsman House ISBN 0 9757684 1 7 RRP $95

Joanna Mendelssohn
0.984
Bronwyn Oliver
Bronwyn Oliver 22.2.59 - 10.7.06
Ian Howard
1.004
Robert Owen: A Different Kind of Modern
Robert Owens longstanding interest in exploring dimensions of light and space beyond the merely visual reaches back into an important line of constructivist art of the early twentieth century. Experiments with form and material have characterised Owens practice throughout his career, as has his openness to heterogeneous influences. Some of the major influences on Owens practice include metaphysical philosophy, Buddhist spirituality, optics, geometry in physics, minimalist sculpture and the work of Marcel Duchamp. This article refers to the works of Naum Gabo, De Stijl, Russian Constructivism, Bauhaus, Lynden Dadswell, Walter Gropius, Chairman Clift, George Johnston, Leonard Cohen, Jack Hirshman, Jean-François Lyotard, Charles Biederman, David Bohm and Stephen Hyde.
Carolyn Barnes
1.098
Michael Schlitz prints
Dick Bett Gallery Hobart 9 June - 4 July 2006
Sean Kelly
0.992
Indigenous Art of the Kimberley > Warmun Arts: The Unfolding Stories
This January, in the startlingly beautiful country of the Warmun Community, rained in by a particularly intense wet season, art matriarch and grandmother of eighteen, Mabel Juli, sat on the veranda of the Ngalangpum School looking through some of the old paintings which comprise the Warmun Community Collection.
Christina Davidson
0.66
Office 6000
Level 2/16 Milligan Street, Perth, 27 - 31 March 2006
Ted Snell
0.77
Bronia Iwanczak: The artist as mental ecologist
Jacqueline Millner
0.568
Mike Stubbs: Burnt
Experimental Art Foundation Adelaide 21 April  20 May 2006
Julianne Pierce
0.722
ex de Medici: Symbols of Mortality
ex de Medicis self-named approach to her practice  Dogs Breakfastism  signals an idiosyncratic working method that has seen her embrace photocopy, sound, performance, photography and drawing across a three-decade career. Kelly Gellatly looks at the multifaceted creative occupations of de Medici as both a visual and tattoo artist and the inherent connection she makes in and between these two practices. This text looks at two of de Medicis most prominent series - Gals n Guns and Spectre - through which she explores pressing issues such as global capitalism, corporatisation, materialism and the ongoing war on nature.
Kelly Gellatly
0.72
Becalmed: The Art of Going Nowhere in the Work of Nicholas Folland
Becalmed: the art of going nowhere in the work of Nicholas Folland
Wendy Walker
0.746
et al: the second of the ordinary practices
The second of the ordinary practices et al Institute of Modern Art Brisbane 10 June - 22 July
George Petelin
View all articles in this issue