Tag Archives: Tarryn Gill

The Dark Side

5 June 2021 | Aimee Dodds

Born of a partnership with the National Art School’s Frame of Mind project, which aims to prompt crucial discussion around mental health in the arts, ‘The Dark Side’ showcases artists who engage with their internal tensions and interrogate psychological frailties....

Amber Boardman, Tarryn Gill and Kaylene Whiskey: Bodywork

27 October 2020 | Art Almanac

An innovative trio of artists – Amber Boardman, Tarryn Gill and Kaylene Whiskey present ‘Bodywork’ an exhibition about self-expression, its materiality and female empowerment....

Tarryn Gill: Dearly Beloved

30 October 2017 | Naomi Riddle

Standing in front of Tarryn Gill’s soft sculptures from her Guardian series is an oddly comforting and strangely disquieting experience. From far away the individual hand-sewn foam and fabric sculptures look like a collection of glimmering suns floating in space. But on closer inspection the suns...

Guardian Totem (with Toad)’s wins the 2016 Bankwest Art Prize

24 November 2016 | Art Almanac

“This sculpture prize delivers a distinct vigour and freshness of ideas with a diversification in materials. These artists are at the forefront of contemporary sculptural practice and their works are a joy to experience.” – Sandra Murray...