Miriam Innis explores the architecture and life of Paris through a series of large-scale hyper-realistic charcoal on paper works and her small, framed petites....
Miriam Innes: Grandiose, Paris!
Tag Archives: MAY SPACE
By a thread
‘By a thread’ explores the dualities in fibre art – from associations with gender and domesticity to arguments of its legitimacy as an art form, and its politicisation as an agent for change....
Graziela Guardino: Finite, Infinity
Graziela Guardino builds, deconstructs, cutts and paints, pulls threads and sews using materials including linen, wood, brass, thread and paint....
Catherine O’Donnell: Fibro Façade
Catherine O'Donnell's practice focuses on the urban landscape, in particular, the overlooked dwellings of suburban Western Sydney....
Our Common Bond
‘Our Common Bond’ explores what it means to be Australian, and why there is such a fixation on trying to define what that means....
Todd Fuller: Convicts and Queens – A passionate History of Australia
'Convicts and Queens – A passionate History of Australia' by Todd Fuller presents true and unexpected stories of Australian same-sex attraction and masculinity....
reminiSCENT
'reminiSCENT' at MAY SPACE surveys twelve contemporary artists who use the sense of smell in their works....
Matt Chun
Matt Chun divides his time between Taipei, Sydney, and his permanent open studio in Bermagui – a small fishing village in the Bega Valley Shire and the source of inspiration for his latest series of work. ...
Experience Sydney’s thriving arts community this March during ‘Art Month’
From 1 to 25 March across a multitude of galleries and creative spaces from the city to the suburbs, the ninth annual festival of ‘Art Month’ features exhibitions, performance, workshops, talks, walks and studio tours....
On-site
'On-site' brings together a group of artists with differing aesthetics who have chosen the built environment as the subject of their work – Sybil Curtis, Todd Fuller, Darren Gannon, Eliza Gosse, Waratah Lahy, Glenn Locklee, Kevin McKay and Catherine O’Donnell....
Off Grid
Emma Beer, Sally Blake, Julie Brooke, Kirsten Farrell, Jay Kochel, Al Munro and Wendy Teakel work across a range of media to demonstrate the ongoing relevance of the grid within contemporary art. ...
A selection of galleries on the move…
Several galleries – MAY SPACE, Utopia Art Sydney, Olsen Gallery and Michael Reid Sydney – are enriching their business by making moves around town, in regional areas and overseas....