by Newell, Patrice, Sheppard, Julie, Vaughan, Deborah, Warburton, Toni.
An exhibition placing works by leading contemporary artists Deborah Vaughan and Toni Warburton side-by-side with activist commentary to ask who owns Sydney’s pristine water resources. ...
by Apuatimi, Jean Baptiste, Friday, Amy, Illortaminni Tjipomurrayl, Glen Farmer, Juli, Mabel, Kemarre, Thelma Dixon, Marawili, Djambawa, Timms, Freddie, Wilson, Regina Pilawuk.
The exhibition _Big Family_ celebrates an unmatched artistic triumph, the 25th anniversary of the Association of Northern Kimberley and Arnhem Aboriginal Artists (ANKAAA), representing fifty ...
by De Sousa, Victor, Jubelin, Narelle, MacDonald, Fiona, Madeira, Maria.
Narelle Jubelin, Fiona Macdonald, Maria Madeira and Victor De Sousa involved in a cross cultural project to exhibit in Australia and East Timor. Initiated with ...
by MacDonald, Fiona.
Here abstracted drawing and restrained colour washes lend a bittersweet nostalgia to the _Legend and Legacy_ series. Nostalgia — from the Greek, literally ‘pain of ...
by Alder, Alison, Graff, Mini.
The exhibition Some Posters / Local Positions aims to blur the line between studio, street and social/political art practice. A modus operandi of artists Alison ...
by Goffman, Sarah, Graff, Mini, Kelly, Deborah, MacDonald, Fiona.
Let’s play with the conceit that the Occupy actions emanating from Occupy Wall Street are a continuum of conceptual and activist art and critical practice. ...
by Nakadilinj Namundja, Don , Namarnyilk, Robert , Namarnyilk, Galareya Kalarriya 'Jimmy', Wanur Namundja, Bob.
In tribute to Kodjok Namarnyilk (1940–2012). The painted lines of these senior artists of West Central Arnhem Land run in parallel and are not cross ...
by Macdonald, Fiona, Panigirakis, Spiros .
Australian Studies is a collaborative project that continues the turn to publication in the work of Fiona Macdonald and Spiros Panigirakis. The publication is the ...
by Ali, Khadim, Aurang, Ali Baba , Hussainy, Sher Ali , Karimi, Sahraa , Mundine, Djon.
The Force of Forgetting: 'From the beginning of the history of Afghanistan, the Hazara people have been persecuted and massacred and have been living under ...
by Demos, John.
Demos's work focuses on concepts of home, territory and belonging, using written text and symbolic imagery. On view at The Cross Art Projects is a ...
by Qureshi, Nusra Latif, Rana, Naeem.
This reminds me of some place by Naeem Rana and Nusra Latif Qureshi explores how symbolic forms meld cultural tradition with changing ideas about identity ...
by Fay, Peter, Gouriotis, Kon, Sinozich, Gina.
Solo Show. Exhibited paintings respond to daily media coverage of the American invasion of Iraq in March 2003. The images reflect the artist's concerns about ...
by Meijers, Mish, Walsh, Tricky.
Dear Minister for Women uses the concept of the hashtag as a collective curatorial archiving tool and appropriating internet memes for their critical immediacy and ...
Banners at Sydney Trades Hall Prints at The Cross Art Projects Chips Mackinolty's Social Fabric, comprises a splendid installation of banners by the artist in ...
by Smith, Steve, Vickers, Nick.
Steve Smith turns a peripheral vision onto Sydney’s laneway life in an intense installation of paintings and drawings selected by curator Nick Vickers as a ...
by Ali, Khadim.
Khadim Ali's miniature painting work explores complex moral themes of good and evil, set in the anarchic civil war in Afghanistan, where ethnic and religious ...
by Davies, Amanda, Judd, Craig.
Amanda Davies evokes the power of painting to present both real and fictive experiences. Her Purge series captures a solitary performer, the artist, in a ...
by Hamilton, Claud, Sharp, Roslyn.
An architecture exhibition with photos by Roslyn Sharp, talk by Anne Higham, architectural historian for the Institute of Architects on the Institute’s Significant Buildings Register, ...
