
Image: Rodney Glick, Everyone NO.9, 2008, carved and painted wood (detail)
God-favoured, Rodney Glick: Surveyed, is the current exhibition Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery UWA that showcases renowned
WA artist Glick’s eclectic works in sculpture, installation, photography and publications.
Open till August 10, 2008
Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery UWA
The University of Western Australia
35 Stirling Highway, Crawley, WA
T. +61 8 6488 3707
http://lwgallery.uwa.edu.au/
Wonderlust is a showcase of the entire WA Art Galleries collection with a different take on final exhibition. Instead of hanging the works in historical or cultural origins they have hung them in groups according to their meaning.
Opening June 28, 2008
WA Art Gallery
Perth Cultural Centre
Perth WA
T. +61 8 9492 6600
http://www.artgallery.wa.gov.au/index.asp
Mignonette Jamin, Untitled 2008, 130 x 125cm, Natural ochres and pigment on canvas
Mignonette Jamin: Black on White – White on Black
Seva Frangos presented and exhibition in association with Waringarri Aboriginal Arts community, until July 19.
Open until July 19, 2008
Seva Frangos Gallery
271 Rokeby Road Subiaco WA
T.+61 8 9380 9938
http://www.sevafrangosart.com/
Julian Stadon, Slarips, mixed digital media, 2008
The annual DofA is a chance to view postgraduate students from the Department of Art, Curtin University of Technology work.
Featuring students: Beth Kirkland, Dragica Milunovic, Kuemhee Oh, Mark Parfitt, Lynn Smith, Fong-Yeng Soon, Julian Stadon.
Open till August 1, 2008
Curtin University of Technology,
Building 200, Kent Street, Bentley, WA
T. + 61 8 9266 4155
www.johncurtingallery.curtin.edu.au
A powerful show by young and highly acclaimed artist Joshua Webb ‘New Violence’ continues to explore his concerns with global politics in the age of economic imperialism.
OPENS SUNDAY 29 June 3PM until 27 July 2008
GALERIE DÜSSELDORF
9 Glyde Street Mosman Park, WA
T. +61 8 9384 0890
http://www.galeriedusseldorf.com.au
Surreal artist Creepy is current exhibiting at Keith & Lottie in Northbridge.
Describing his work as ‘loosely based on his own human experience, depicted through fictional characters in a world very similar to our own’. His characters are twisted, exaggerated with beasts coated in hair, tattoos and symbols.
Celebrate his works in his first exhibition since 2006 at Keith & Lottie until July 11.