Involved in Abstraction TwentyEighteen at Langford 120 Gallery (21 April - 20 May, 2018)
Video of exhibition
Galleries involved:
Melbourne Five Walls Projects
(opening Friday, April 27 at 6 - 9 pm)
Justin House Museum
Deakin University Library Gallery
Stephen McLaughlan Gallery
( opening Saturday 28 April, 2-4pm)
Langford 120
( opening Sunday 29 April, 2 - 4pm)
Exhibition Details:
Exhibition: 21 April – 2 May 2018
Opening: 29 April, 2 - 4pm
Location: Langford 120
Address: 120 Langford Street, North Melbourne, Victoria, 3051, Australia
Hours: Thursday to Saturday 12 -6pm; Sundays 12 - 5pm
Web: www.langford120.com.au
Email: langford120@gmail.com
Phone: +61 3 9328 8658
Please see other sites for other exhibition details
Artists involved at Langford 120:
Langford 120 Invite:
Work to be exhibited:
Abstraction 2018 is an exhibition with 125 artists across 5 Melbourne galleries. (April - May 2018) .
AbstractionTwentyEighteen at Langford120 has been supported and developed by Wilma Tabacco, Stephen Wickham, IreneBarberis and Factory49 ( Sydney).
Galleries involved:
Melbourne Five Walls Projects
(opening Friday, April 27 at 6 - 9 pm)
Justin House Museum
Deakin University Library Gallery
Stephen McLaughlan Gallery
( opening Saturday 28 April, 2-4pm)
Langford 120
( opening Sunday 29 April, 2 - 4pm)
Exhibition Details:
Exhibition: 21 April – 2 May 2018
Opening: 29 April, 2 - 4pm
Location: Langford 120
Address: 120 Langford Street, North Melbourne, Victoria, 3051, Australia
Hours: Thursday to Saturday 12 -6pm; Sundays 12 - 5pm
Web: www.langford120.com.au
Email: langford120@gmail.com
Phone: +61 3 9328 8658
Please see other sites for other exhibition details
Artists involved at Langford 120:
Lila Afiouni, Pam Aitken, Irene Barberis, Amarie Bergman, Tim Bass, Elizabeth Bodey, Louise Blyton, Andrew Christofides, Adrian Corke, Tracey Coutts, Peter De Lorenzo, Danica Firulovic, Jennifer Goodman, Fiona Halse, Jan Handel, Jason Haufe, Christopher Heathcote, Wendy Kelly, Robin Kingston, Emma Langridge, Sara Lindsay, Kate Mackay, Stephen McCarthy, Aaron Martin, Anne Mestitz, Suzanne Moss, Lindy Patterson, Jessica Peerless, Anya Pesce, Caroline Philips, Linda Pickering, Susie Leahy, Lisa Sharp, Marlene Sarroff, Wilma Tobacco, Cheryl Thornton, Stephen Wickham , Dale Wither, Dan Wollmering
Langford 120 Invite:
Image: Ashen, Mixed Media and enamel on MDF wood, 2015, 90cm ( H) x 60cm ( W).
Image/photo credit - Matthew Stanton
Other venues/promotion:
Other related exhibitions that align and respond to Field Exhibition at NGV:
Charles Nodrum Gallery - Abstraction 17: A Field of Interest, c. 1968
One of the regular themed group exhibitions presented each year. This ‘Abstraction’ exhibition focuses on the abstract art movements from the 1950s to the present. Abstraction 17: A Field of Interest, c. 1968 is a group exhibition of hard-edge colour-field works to coincide with the re-staging of 1968 The Field exhibition at the National Gallery of Victoria.
Exhibition Details:
Exhibition: 4 May – 2 June 2018
Opening: 3 May 5.30pm
Location: Victorian College of the Arts
Address: Federation Hall, Grant Street, Building 861, Southbank, VIC 3006
More information
Exhibition Details:
Exhibition: 28th & 29th April and 5th & 6th May. 11am - 5pm
Opening: Thursday 26 April (6 - 9pm)
Location: Chamber
Address: 19 Church Street, Brunswick VIC 3056
More information
link to an article that relates to Field at NGV and this exhibition
Other relevant information
Deakin University Art Gallery launches The Centre for Abstract and Non-Objective Art.
The launch coincides with the beginning of The Void. Visible. Abstraction & Non-Objective Art, a new exhibition for 2017 that includes the work of artists Stephen Wickham, Stephen McCarthy, Andrew Christofides and Wilma Tabacco.
Recent Exhibitions - Abstract Art (this will be revised regularly )
Other links
One of the regular themed group exhibitions presented each year. This ‘Abstraction’ exhibition focuses on the abstract art movements from the 1950s to the present. Abstraction 17: A Field of Interest, c. 1968 is a group exhibition of hard-edge colour-field works to coincide with the re-staging of 1968 The Field exhibition at the National Gallery of Victoria.
Exhibition Details:
Exhibition: 26 April - 19 May 2018
Location: Charles Nodrum Gallery
Address: 267 Church Street, Richmond, VIC 3121, Australia
More information
Exhibition: 26 April - 19 May 2018
Location: Charles Nodrum Gallery
Address: 267 Church Street, Richmond, VIC 3121, Australia
More information
And this! Monochrome: Empty & Full
Featuring: Hayley Millar Baker, David Batchelor, Brian Blanchflower, Louise Blyton, Eugene Carchesio, Mathew Deleget, Christoph Dahlhausen, ADS Donaldson, Craig Easton, Suzie Idiens, Aldo Iaobelli, Raaf Ishak, Noel Ivanoff, Robert Macpherson, Darren Munce, Anne Marie May, Aaron Martin, Junko Matsumoto, Alan Mittleman, April Spencer Napaljarri, Winkie Spencer Napaljarri, John Nixon, Rose Nolan, Derek O’Connor, Lenton Parr, Yioryios Papayioryiou, Paul Partos, John Plapp, Steven Rendell, Ayako Saito, David Serisier, Ron Robertson Swann, Michael Staniak, David Thomas.Monochrome: Empty & Full highlights contemporary practices of monochrome painting and sculpture.Exhibition Details:
Exhibition: 4 May – 2 June 2018
Opening: 3 May 5.30pm
Location: Victorian College of the Arts
Address: Federation Hall, Grant Street, Building 861, Southbank, VIC 3006
Heavy
A group exhibition of new paintings.
Mary Barton, Tom Dunn, Simon Gardam, Harry Hay, Merryn Lloyd, Jiaxin Nong, John Pollard
Exhibition: 28th & 29th April and 5th & 6th May. 11am - 5pm
Opening: Thursday 26 April (6 - 9pm)
Location: Chamber
Address: 19 Church Street, Brunswick VIC 3056
More information
link to an article that relates to Field at NGV and this exhibition
Other relevant information
Sydney Ball is in the 21st Biennale of Sydney
SUPERPOSITION: Equilibrium and Engagement will run from 16 March - 11 June. Curated by Mami Kataoka of the Mori Art Museum in Tokyo and titled SUPERPOSITION: Equilibrium and Engagement, the Biennale will take place in multiple venues across Sydney.
Sydney Ball - The late Sydney Ball was a pioneer in the field of painting and the development of abstraction in Australia. An influential and prolific artist, Ball’s extensive oeuvre can be divided into distinct series, some focused on figuration and others dedicated to abstraction. Each stylistic evolution represents a significant shift in direction, yet Ball’s captivation with form, colour and light remains evident throughout his practice.
The launch coincides with the beginning of The Void. Visible. Abstraction & Non-Objective Art, a new exhibition for 2017 that includes the work of artists Stephen Wickham, Stephen McCarthy, Andrew Christofides and Wilma Tabacco.
Other Australian Abstraction links (this will be revised regularly )
Small selection of Australian Indigenous artists
http://www.minusspace.com/2007/10/frozen-gestures-the-art-of-peter-upward-penrith-regional-gallery-the-lewers-bequest-emu-plains-australia/
You Tube - Jason Haufe
You Tube - Jason Haufe
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