Monthly Archives: November 2011

Patrick Bridges Horizon Lines, 2011. Digital prints. Patrick Bridges is currently completing a Bachelor of Arts at Curtin University. His works have previously featured in the group exhibitions Art in Bloom and Year 12 Perspectives at the Art Gallery of … Continue reading →

Amok Island Day in the Life of a Tree Frog, 2011. Plexi-glass, aerosol, inks, acrylic. Amok Island’s multi-layered work creates an illusion of depth while being inadvertently analogous to the animalia mural surrounds. Netherlands born Amok Island presents his depictions … Continue reading →

Anneke de Rooij Ghost Wall, 2011. Porcelain bricks, silicone. Anneke de Rooij imagines what this wall may have looked like long ago, creating a solid but translucent structure that speaks to its brick surrounds and glows phantasmal at night time. … Continue reading →

Alex Wolman IM TOO YOUNG, 2011. Plasticine. Alex Wolman works across a diverse range of practices, moving between performance, film, drawing, painting, installation and sculpture. Earlier this year he wrote, directed and starred in a one man play called My … Continue reading →

Jacobus Capone Untitled, 2005. Found leaves, 24 carat gold leaf. “During 2005, I stopped speaking for a six-month period as part of a major work. Inevitably I noticed a lot of subtle interactions and gestures emerging within me in this … Continue reading →