Mossgreen Gallery News - July 2010

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'Another Duck Rabbit Problem' 2010 Oil on canvas, 76x101cm   'Cello Tones', 2010 Painted timber, 122x64x50cm
     

Kate Bergin - a near sell-out show in July

Mossgreen Gallery congratulates Kate Bergin on the following achievements;l Winner of the Albany Art Prize 2010, Winner Corangamarah Art Prize 2009, Winner People's Choice Award Sunshine Coast Art Prize 2009, Highly Commended, The Waterhouse Natural History Art Prize 2009 and Finalist, Arthur Guy Memorial Art Prize 2009

Kate Bergin's 'Tabletop Variations' will open on 14th July and run until 5th August at Mossgreen Gallery.

 

James Rogers - exhibitor in this years 'Sculpture by the Sea' 2010 Bondi NSW

James Rogers has been selected as an exhibitor in this year’s Sculpture by the Sea in Bondi, NSW, for the ninth time in a row.

See the spectacular Bondi to Tamarama coastal walk transformed into a giant sculpture park of over 100 sculptures by artists from Australia and across the world.
Exhibition runs from Thursday 28 October to Sunday 14 November 2010

 

   

Paratekton Pugin, 2010, Mixed media, dimensions variable
 
   

Simeon Nelson - Melbourne Art Fair 2010

The Melbourne Art Fair is only weeks away and Mossgreen Gallery is in preparation for the unveiling of a major new work by internationally acclaimed Australian sculptor, Simeon Nelson. Entitled 'Systems of Romance I', this large-scale, ‘contextually responsive’ sculpture will be pieced together by the artist on-site at the Royal Exhibition Buildings from a series of large and elaborate interconnecting plywood modules.
Melbourne Art Fair Dates: Thursday 5 August until Sunday 8 August, 2010
For more information, please contact the gallery.

 

Epenarra Artists' Exhibition - 'The Hills Have Eyes'

From 10-13 July, the Epenarra Artists from the Indigenous community of Wutunugurra in the Northern Territory held their first Melbourne exhibition at Mossgreen Gallery in South Yarra.
The artists named their exhibition “The Hills Have Eyes”, as each piece either incorporates the hills that surround the community or represents them abstractly.

The show was a great success with over 200 visitors on the night of the opening.