Deadline: Exhibition Proposals for First Semester 2010
Posted Nov 05, 2009 in eventsExhibition Proposal for First Semester 2010 (February – May) closing date on Monday 9 November 2009. Click here for submission deatails.
The Gallery has an ongoing programme of exhibitions and special art events throughout 2009.
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Exhibition Proposal for First Semester 2010 (February – May) closing date on Monday 9 November 2009. Click here for submission deatails.
Exploring through extended painting practices, certain relationships with time, space and the gallery. 8–18 September. George Paton Gallery, second floor, Union House.
Coordinated by Dr Elizabeth Presa and presented by VCAM Centre for Ideas and Central Academy of Fine Arts Beijing students. do it famously began as a discussion between artists Christian Boltanski and Bertrand Lavier, and writer and curator Hans Ulrich Obrist, in 1993 in Paris. 6–16 October, George Paton Gallery, second floor, Union House.
Australian photographer Glenn Sloggett is known for his dark comedic images of the walked street. Curated by Carolyn Dew. 20–30 October, George Paton Gallery, second floor, Union House.
Making Sense celebrates the work of Visual Media students from the Bachelor of Creative Arts. Coordinated by Dr Barbara Bolt. 3–13 November, George Paton Gallery, second floor, Union House.
Last week! According to cognitive behavioural therapy, personality can be explained by a triangle with three corners: emotions, thoughts, and behaviours. 24 February /13 March, George Paton Gallery, second floor, Union House.
Our balance seems out of step. Our continual acceleration makes us seldom appreciate the slow. Opening night: Wednesday 18 March, 5–7pm Runs 17-27March. George Paton Gallery, second floor, Union House.
An exhibition by Utako Shindo. With video and photography, I trace my performance of walking across the University of Melbourne campus. 31 March / 9 April
Opening night: Wednesday 1 April, 5–7pm
A temporary site-specific project, is a subtle investigation into the environment and architecture of the George Paton Gallery. Tuesday 21 April to Friday 1 May.
A Marxist analysis of the various forms protest art has taken over the past 100-odd years in the advanced capitalist countries. Tuesday 5 May to Friday 15 May, George Paton Gallery, second floor, Union House. Opening Night TONIGHT 5pm Wednesday 6 May
Archives is firstly an enquiry into the ephemeral quality of tangible materials. The work in this exhibition provides potential insights into the seemingly unattainable nature of the physical world. Tuesday 19 to Friday 29 May, George Paton Gallery, second floor, Union House.
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This richly illustrated history provides an account of one of the most spirited art spaces in Melbourne. As Australia’s first publicly funded avant-garde space, the Ewing and George Paton Gallery was in a unique position.
12/22 August
Exhibition to accompany the launch of the Pan Macmillan publication. When you think about art: The Ewing and George Paton Gallery 1971–2008, edited by Helen Vivian. Free event.