With energetic colour and design, Teho Ropeyarn’s prints convey a knowledge of specific land and waters from, in the artist’s words, “the inside out.”...
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Tag Archives: McClelland Sculpture Park + Gallery
Brian Robinson: Current
Brian Robinson blends traditional and contemporary iconography and materiality in his bold and humorous large-scale prints and sculptures....
Visionary: Recent Donations to the McClelland Collection
'Visionary: Recent Donations to the McClelland Collection' showcases a range of extraordinary works which have come into the collection over recent years....
John Meade: It’s Personal!
'It’s Personal!' is curated to reflect various threads in the Melbourne-based artist’s life and art relating to alterity, including queer culture, politics, and artistic experimentation....
Dancing the Music: Philippa Cullen 1950–1975
We look at the brief but influential oeuvre of Philippa Cullen that enacted a new synergy between dance, contemporary art, performance, and technology, as well as a new form of communication....
Fiona Foley: Veiled in Paradise
'Veiled Paradise' is Badtjala artist Fiona Foley’s first major survey exhibition, an important amplification of the voices and perspectives of Aboriginal people....
Winners of the new McClelland National Small Sculpture Awards
Longstanding exhibitors of large-scale, public sculptures, the McClelland Sculpture Park+Gallery has instituted a new national "small sculpture" award as a way of supporting and encouraging artists in troubled times....
Matthew Bird: Dormitorium
‘Dormitorium’ is an experimental project lead by Matthew Bird, an architect and artist based in Melbourne. He invites the public to interact with and recline in his work, which considers the affectivity of a communal bedchamber....
Tim Silver: Talking to the Shadows
For his exhibition at McClelland, Silver will present a performative video alongside a series of steel and bronze sculptures cast directly from trees ravaged by the devastating 2012-13 Dunalley bushfires in Tasmania....
We don’t need a map: A Martu experience of the Western Desert
‘We don’t need a map’ is an exhibition that represents the culture and experiences shared by the Martu – the traditional owners of a wide area of Western Australia’s Western Desert....
Greg Johns wins 2012 McClelland Award
Adelaide-based artist Greg Johns is the winner of the prestigious acquisitive McClelland Award 2012 announced yesterday, Sunday 18 November. He has been awarded a cash prize of $100,000 for his work At the centre (There is nothing)....