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Posted 60 days ago in eventsCertain people leave an imprint in our minds because they either display attributes that we admire, they are similar to us or because they are unusual and fascinating to us.
The Gallery has an ongoing programme of exhibitions and special art events throughout 2008.
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Certain people leave an imprint in our minds because they either display attributes that we admire, they are similar to us or because they are unusual and fascinating to us.
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.
In Lateral Investigations 15 VCA students undertook a conscious process of exploring untried lines of enquiry in their studio practice.
The Empty Space Project is an investigation into imaginary and negative space where solid forms act as brackets to the space between them.
Material Thinking is an exhibition by students from Studies in Creative Arts. It is concerned with how the intelligence of materials interacts with the artists’ creative intelligence.
Highly personalized renderings of cities, relics and memorials are presented through familiar and encrypted hieroglyphs. Finishes Friday 13 June
Student activism at Melbourne Uni over the Years. Wednesday, March 5, 6.30pm, George Paton Gallery, Second floor, Union House, The University of Melbourne
From the early days of bearded gents to the current brace of badged activists, we creatively investigate our Student Union’s vibrant story.
Students from VCA. Curated by Sandra Bridie. 8–18 April, George Patton Gallery, second floor, Union House. Works created from stationery supplies. Opening night: Wednesday 9 April 5–7pm
Ace Wagstaff. 22 April–2 May. Although many separate objects stand alone they all seem to compose themselves into a greater order, a supreme hierarchy of natural design.
Revisiting Albert Camus, the Myth of Sisyphus explores the human condition as absurd. 6–16 May George Paton Gallery. Opening night: Wednesday 7 May 5–7pm.