This evening I ventured into Sydney's CDB for the opening of the Post Mortem Exhibition, at Kinokuniya in The Galeries Victoria, which features the work of Akina, Bei Badgirl, Benjamin Constantine, James Jirat Patradoon, Leigh Rigozzi, Nanami Cowdroy, and William Loeng. Kinokuniya, if you've not been there before, is possibly the smallest exhibition space I've seen, but don't ... Read full entry

The Post Mortem exhibition opens at the Kinokuniya Gallery (Level 2, The Galleries Victoria, 500 George Street, Sydney) on Thursday 28 August 2008, from 6pm. Post Mortem is an investigation into the realms of an artist's pysche, carefully extracted and poured onto canvas. From the feverish portraits of James Jirat Patradoon, to the Art Deco stylings of ... Read full entry

David Capra writes to say he and 11 other artists will be exhibiting in the "and it started with a myth" exhibition at Parramatta Artists Studios, in Sydney's west from 8 to 24 August 2008, which among other things will explore rituals and the supernatural. and it started with a myth probes universal and timeless stories that reflect and shape our lives. Each artist explores a collage of references ... Read full entry

"Thank god we died together eating a burrito on the bus to Baghdad" is an exhibition opening at the TCB Gallery in Melbourne, on 16 July, and has to have the most eye catching exhibition title I've seen this year. Not surprisingly the theme of exhibition is travel, with 14 artists creating "postcards" using sound, painting, installation, video, photography and illustration, to depict some of their travel experiences. Travel is often ... Read full entry

Group art show Grid 01 opens at the The National Grid, in Brookvale, Sydney, next Thursday, June 5 at 6.45pm, and features the work of local and international artists Andrea Innocent, Alex Cherry, Chelsea Greene Lewyta, Lang Leav, Elise Vaughan, and Ant Keogh.

It was standing room only (and only just at that) at the opening of the "Cause We Can" exhibition at the Somedays Gallery, in Sydney's Surry Hills last night. Check my Flickr photos... not fly on the wall stuff, this is right there in amongst it all...

I've mentioned these events before, but just a quick reminder (as much for my sake as anyone else's) of the following exhibitions, and launches, on in Sydney between now and Friday: • Cause We Can exhibition at the Somedays Gallery, in Surry Hills, Sydney, tonight, Wednesday April 2, from 6:00pm. • Curvy 5 book launch, on Thursday 3 April at the Mori Gallery from 8pm. • Kids Today Exhibition ... Read full entry

Slightly short notice: COFA graduate Katherine Edney is holding her Masters of Fine Art Assessment Exhibition at the Ivan Dougherty Gallery in Sydney tomorrow, Wednesday 27 February, from 5:30pm. A narrative or story is not static. This body of work of her attempts to respond the following question: how does one produce a pictorial narrative within a static medium such as painting? The contrast ... Read full entry

[weAREtheIMAGEmakers] presents May Contain Traces Of Nuts, an exhibition featuring the work of Ben Frost, Trent Whitehead, Jae Copp, Ainslie Fletcher, Adrian Knott, Sam Smith, and Mr WATIM himself, beastman. The show opens at Melbourne's Paper Shadow Gallery on Friday 14 March, and runs until Sunday 16 March.

Last Friday, 8 February, was the opening of the GRRRLs Exhibition at the aMBUSH Gallery in Waterloo, Sydney. Among the artists who work is being featured are Akina, Smitten By Stephanie, Kareena Zerefos, Love Ariel, and Nanami Cowdroy. It's my guess the event, organised ... Read full entry