Tag Archives: Dean Cross

Dean Cross: Icarus, my Son

4 August 2021 | Emma-Kate Wilson

This exhibition examines the too common experience of rural and regional people who need to leave in search of opportunities not available to them. A semi-autobiographical exhibition, ‘Icarus, my Son’ ruminates on ideas of home, ambition, cataclysm and loss....

Firstdraft | Torrent Blossom

19 August 2020 | Art Almanac

Curated by Firstdraft, 'Torrent Blossom' is an online exhibition centring artists and writers whose practices challenge the colonial state of Australia....

Closer than they appear

30 July 2020 | Art Almanac

Yavuz Gallery celebrates 10 years with 'Closer than they appear'; glancing into their metaphorical rear-view mirror as 2020 provides an opportunity to reflect on the past while advancing into the future....

Dean Cross: A Sullen Perfume

26 February 2020 | Art Almanac

'A Sullen Perfume' is a continuation of Dean Cross' nuanced evaluation of 21st-century life through retellings of personal narrative, collective culture and references to Country....

Kaldor Public Art Project 34: Asad Raza, Absorption

1 May 2019 | Art Almanac

Kaldor Public Art Project 34: Asad Raza's Absorption aims to bring the biological substrate of life into the foreground, as a living mesh of organic, mineral, and opaque aspects. ...

“unbranded” subverts the notion of a singular Indigenous “aesthetic”

29 April 2019 | Art Almanac

In 'unbranded', a group of artists unpick preconceptions of what Indigenous creative practice is or, should be....

2018 4A Beijing Studio Residents announced

15 June 2018 | Art Almanac

Chun Yin Rainbow Chan (NSW), Dean Cross (ACT/NSW), Andrew Liversidge (VIC) and JD Reforma (NSW) have been selected to embark on a month-long residency from September to October at Shen Shaomin's studios as part of the 4A Beijing Studio Program. ...

Moving Nations

2 June 2017 | Art Almanac

Antidote, an online platform that celebrates and encourages the cross-sections between art and social change, are hosting an exhibition titled 'Moving Nations' at Collab Gallery....