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Join us for our end of year Students’ Exhibition and help us celebrate the creative talents of the people who make up the Pine Street community. An inspiring display of beautiful artworks from all the programs we have run throughout the year including ceramics, printmaking, silver Jewellery, sculpture, drawing, painting, stencil art and digital art. Enjoy the art, and maybe even select a unique Christmas gift for a loved one!
The Apology: first steps is a visual arts project which has given all students in the Sydney Region (Kindergarten to Year 12) the opportunity to express their understanding and appreciation of reconciliation following the National Apology by Prime Minister Rudd on 13 February 2008. This event marked a watershed in Aboriginal history in Australia and held deep significance for the Aboriginal community. The theme of this project captures the spirit of reconciliation and provides an appropriate stimulus for students from Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal backgrounds to reflect on what the apology means to them. The exhibition will be officially opened by Dr Phil Lambert, Director, Sydney Region, on Tuesday 4 November at 6pm. It is envisaged that Koori Art Expressions will be a recurring event in the Sydney Region calendar, reinforcing our commitment to educate all students about Aboriginal Australia and to showcase the talent of our students and the dedication of our teachers. Further information: Zea Vargas, Project Officer Sydney Region ST2K: Sydney Street Art Festival1 - 30 October
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A satellite event at the Carriage Works, 245 Wilson Street (Corner of Codrington Street ), Eveleigh. This venue is wheelchair accessible. This exhibition is part of Bakehouse - an inclusive arts event. These joint exhibitions will display works produced over the last 12 months and will cover both 2D and 3D mediums, representing painting and drawing, printmaking, ceramics, mosaics and jewellery. The works in the Outreach Exhibition are created by people with mental and physical disabilities, people from non-English speaking backgrounds, people who are homeless, people recovering from addiction, and those leaving rehabilitation and correctional centres. Participants in the exhibition will be representing local communities and many of our partner organisations including: The Boarding House Project, The Bridge, CARITAS, Connections, House With No Steps, Hope Street, Open Access Ceramics, Northcott Art Group, Glebe House and Guthrie House. For more information go to: |
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The “Fridaze” Exhibition is a compilation of selected works by a collective of artists that meet weekly to create and explore new materials and processes, alongside tutors from Pine Street. This program is a partnership between Accessible Arts, the peak NSW body for Arts and Disability and Pine Street Creative Arts Centre. This program aims to strengthen and support the various and individual creative voices of artists with a disability. For more information go to: http://aarts.net.au/projects/studio-project/ |
PEEPSHOW: Chippendale... behind closed doorsSunday 19 OctoberAn interactive, urban safari that exposes the secrets behind closed doors of the creative industries, the communities and the people that inhabit the suburb of Chippendale. |
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Pine Street is very excited to be collaborating with Queen Street Studios and Art & About this year. What is PEEPSHOW? Essentially its an “open day” for visitors to interact with the Chippendale community through guided tours, open studios, product sampling, events, parties, performances and other cultural activities. It aims to raise awareness of the creative goods and services available in Chippendale and to showcase Chippendale's unique culture and people. Queen Street Studios are taking members of the public on chaperoned tours on an “open day”, where visitors will be able to interact with the Chippendale community through guided tours, open studios, product sampling, events, parties, performances and other cultural activities. As part of the tour, visitors will come to Pine Street to explore and enjoy our ST2K Street Art Festival, which promises to be one of the events of the year! For more information go to: |
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Celebrating Reconciliation Week, this exhibition features photographs taken at Redfern Community Centre on National Apology Day, 13 February 2008. The young photographers, aged between 5 and 22, successfully captured the range of emotions expressed on the day when Prime Minister Rudd said sorry to the stolen generations of Australia’s Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. This is an exhibition you should not miss. Pine Street Creative Arts Centre and Redfern Community Centre were the originating collaborators on this Exhibiton. For more information go to http://www.sydneychildrensfestival.com/ |
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Sydney Children's Festival was launched on Tuesday 16 September by the new NSW Premier and Arts Minister, Nathan Rees. Premier Rees joined a crowd of hundreds of children from local primary school St Mary's Erskineville who previewed highlights of the festival, including an exhibition presented by Pine Street Creative Arts Centre. Featuring over 70 artworks made by children aged 5 - 12 years old, 'Why I Love Nature' is an art exhibition by children, for children. The original Pine Street exhibition coincided with World Environment Day earlier this year, the result of a nationwide art competition to encourage environmental awareness, with the aim of educating children and their families to integrate sustainable actions in their everyday lives. The artworks include mosaics, sculptures, mobiles, and a big model of a sustainable town made from recycled materials. For more information go to: http://www.sydneychildrensfestival.com/ |
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Ebb and Flow - Annual Tutors ExhibitionOpening 6:00pm Fri 19 SeptExhibition dates: 19 - 27 September
Come and celebrate Spring and witness the amazing talents of our panel of artists at our Annual Tutor's Exhibition. 2D and 3D works will be on display across the mediums of silver and beaded jewellery, printmaking, ceramics, sculpture, stencil art, painting and drawing. Pick up some stunning original artwork or jewellery for yourself or as a present! |
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This exhibition, by artist and Pine Street staff member Alexandra Sideris, is made up of recent works on paper and handcrafted jewellery. The work is a representational series of geographical abstractions using pastel, gouache, pen and graphite on paper and semi precious stones, leather and sterling silver to construct the jewellery. |
29 July - 30 August 2008
Inn is a space of 'lodging industry' and is a public place which offers service to people, who need resting. Also, the space of inn is characteristic of being transformed into private space for staying if people pay a hotel bill. Love motel, which becomes a common lodging facility in South Korea, is associated with the space of appealing to sex rather than the concept of old 'inn‘. We accept thinking way about a space based on habit and recognition which are formed socially, so that we usually recognize the inn as extramarital space where most men and women have sexual intercourse like TV media and papers rather than the concept of staying and resting. My first experience in an inn was not for sex but for staying of several days in university days of early 1990s in order to prepare for gathering of criticizing and discussing social situation. Space sense, which could not feel in home and university, made me be strange and n ervous, and that I could not fall to get to sleep in the inn because of concern about that someone could open the door of my room remains in my memory.
Rooms of the motel still play the role like memory of first love, longing toward people who broke up, laying down exhausting body, hideout for hiding after committing a crime and etc.
18 June – 5 July 2008
The Multicultural Art Competition is a City of Sydney initiative to showcase illustrative artworks that tell a story or encapsulates an impression of the City’s diversity and multiculturalism. Ten finalist works will be selected by a panel of judges comprised of arts industry professionals, community services professionals and representatives from Inner & Eastern Sydney Migrant Interagency. Finalists’ artworks will displayed at the official launch and exhibition, beginning 21 April 2008 at Customs House (until 15 May), then will travel to Town Hall House (22 May – 11 June), then to Pine Street Creative Arts Centre.
3 – 13 June 2008
A City of Sydney event, produced by the Community Living Unit, this year's competition and exhibition theme is "Why I Love Nature". Open to entries from children aged 5 - 12 years old, this nationwide competition encourages environmental awareness through the arts, with the aim of educating children and their families to integrate sustainable actions in their every lives. World Environment Day is not just about recognizing our ‘green environment’ but also about encouraging people to 'think and do green'.
23 - 31 May 2008
Celebrating Reconciliation Week, this exhibition features photographs taken at Redfern Community Centre on National Apology Day, 13 February 2008. The young photographers, aged between 5 and 22, successfully captured the range of emotions expressed on the day. This is an exhibition you should not miss.
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8 May - 18 May
Chris Tamm curates a collection of works by street, zine and other feral artists from several states for this showcase of DIY. Come see the cream of Australian counter culture. The collection will feature 2D and sculptural works and include zines, stickers, postcards and other lo-fi nick nacks for sale.
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"Through Your Eyes" Exhibition
Opening Night: Thursday 24 April 6pm Exhibition Dates: Thursday 24 April - Saturday 3 May 1st floor, 64 Pine Street Chippendale This photographic exhibition is the end result of a joint project between the City of Sydney's Homelessness section, Pine Street Creative Arts Centre and people who are homeless in the City. The theme was "What does where you live mean to you?" Participants captured photographic images that reflect what being homeless means to them. A selection of the photographs are featured in this exhibition as well as a powerful short documentary film about the project. Please click this link to view the photo gallery and short documentary film about the project. http://www.cityofsydney.nsw.gov.au/galleries/ThroughYourEyes |
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Friday 14 March until 19 March 2008.
The Matryoshka Principle will bring together ten local visual artists and ten sets of blank matryoshka dolls. A Matryoshka doll or a Russian nested doll (also called a stacking doll or Babushka doll) is a set of dolls of decreasing sizes placed one inside another.
Matryoshkas are also used metaphorically, as a design paradigm, known as the 'matryoshka principle' or 'nested doll principle'. It denotes a recognisable relationship of "similar object-within-similar object" that appears in the design of many other natural and man made objects.
As a basis and as a starting point for their work, artists will take inspiration from the historical, cultural and metaphorical content of the artefacts, and then develop their Matryoshka sets into personal responses. Artists are encouraged to be creatively innovative, with the only parameters being the doll as canvas.
The artists participating are: Catherine Bourne, Nick Pensa, Rehgan de Mather, Christina Chang, Darran McCrann, Victoria Lee, Celeste Potter, Ben Morley, Matt Stanton, Maria-Luisa Marino. The exhibiting artists come from a variety of backgrounds, employ a diverse range of styles, materials and approaches to concepts in their creative work.
Curator: Catherine Bourne: 0411 088 853
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20th February until 1st March 2008.
Sandro Nocentini’s first solo exhibition in Sydney since being awarded the Sulman Prize in 2005 is going to showcase his most recent works. Prolific in painting as well as sculpture, Nocentini uses the human figure in expressions of silent storytelling. "I find body-language to be more powerful and subconsciously more effective than any words...” he says.
Accompanying his personal search for a spiritual truth, many of his stories have roots in biblical traditions, but stripped of obvious religious connotations, these are re-narrated for a contemporary audience.
January 8th - January 29th, 2008
Presented by Komunitas TUK (Salatiga, Indonesia) as part of Gang Festival 08
Komunitas TUK - Tanam Untuk Kehidupan (meaning ‘Planting for Life’) is an Indonesian artist collective based in Salatiga, Central Java that raises awareness in the local community via art and creative practice. TUK runs workshops, a reforestation program, an eco-neighbourhood program that encourages waste separation and compost making, and an annual sustainable art and music festival called Festival Mata Air.
This exhibition celebrates the creativity that has evolved from the collaborations of TUK with the local community and other artists and environmental groups in the region. All works are donated
Touring street art from around the globe at Pine Street Creative Arts Centre Gallery
Stencil Festival is back! The 2007 Sydney Stencil Festival Exhibition will be held at Pine Street Creative Arts Centre and Gallery between 16 - 28 October. Following the amazing success of the 2006 festival, there will be fantastic free workshops and festival activities in the second week of the exhibition.
www.stencilfestival.com for more information.
Exhibition Dates: 13 -24 August 2007
Opening Launch: Tuesday 14th August 2007 at 11am
In 2007 a grant was allocated to the Mercy Arms, a non-government organisation in Waterloo, Sydney to undertake a photographic project with older people who had had the experience of being homeless. The participants were given an analogue disposable camera and asked to take photographs of people, places and things they encountered in their day-to-day lives.
For some participants it was the first time they had taken a photograph. Some did not have photographs in their homes, while others said it made them look at their surroundings with different eyes. One participant said she couldn’t believe that something she had done was important enough to be seen in a public space.
Participating photographers:
The exhibition curator is Ruth MELVILLE with the assistance of Afrika NUGESE.
Exhibition Dates: 17 July – 3 August 2007
The City of Sydney and Pine Street Creative Arts Centre, in partnership with JCDecaux, are proud to support local artists through presenting the second Sydney, City of Villages Art Exhibition and Prize.
All Australian artists working in the mediums of painting, printmaking and drawing were invited to submit to Sydney, City of Villages. Artworks by ten finalists will be exhibited as giant posters on JCDecaux Street Furniture Sites (17 July– 30 July) and in a gallery exhibition at Pine Street Creative Arts Centre, Chippendale (17 July - 3 August).
The Sydney, City of Villages Prize of $3,000 will be awarded for the work judged most outstanding by the panel of judges, comprised of Jackie Menzies (Head Curator of Asian Art, Art Gallery of New South Wales) and distinguished Sydney artists, Wendy Sharpe and Ben Quilty. The winner will be announced at the Exhibition Launch on Tuesday 17 July at Pine Street Creative Arts Centre.
Locations throughout the City of Sydney.
Tina Kao
Tel: 02 9265 9917
Email: tkao@cityofsydney.nsw.gov.au
Exhibition Dates: Tuesday 5 June - Friday 8 June
Neshan—‘the badge’ in Persian—is a multimedia multicultural exhibition exploring social and political history through images and badges displayed on coats together with personal accounts.
Ardeshir Gholipour invites you to create a badge or logo, or supply an existing one to express your views on an issue close to your heart. Write a short statement describing the motivation behind the badge/logo/coat
of arms.
Entries to be supplied by 25 May 2007. For more information please contact Ardeshir Gholipour ardeshirpprb@yahoo.com.au P.O. Box 573, Civic Square, ACT 2608.
“The badges look stunning and are clustered like jewels that read as a social history of our times... It is a wonderful and illuminating idea.” Yass Tribune.
“The 200 or so gathered, like me, all seemed to be struck and awed by the sense of occasion. This was an event and place that none of us was going to forget in a hurry…Most badges are about political protest – a way for the community to express the anti-establishment feelings of the maker and the wearer.” Canberra Times
Supported by:
The Sydney Writers' Festival, Thomas Keneally, Peter Symon, Ian Rintoul, Pine Street Creative Arts Centre, Rosie Scott, Pamela Hewitt, Mark Goudkamp
Exhibition Dates: Tuesday 12 June - Saturday 23 June
Please join us at the opening of our annual Tutor's exhibition, which celebrates the artistic community and the creativity and skills of the artisits working at the Centre.
Works by: Rebecca Baird, Jane Bowring, Jane Caveney, Anne Coroneos, Peter Dwyer, Kath Ellis, Tina Kao, Lukasz Lasota, Leonard Matkevich, Chris Matos, Tamara Killick, Sandro Nocentini, Bess O’Malley, Vanessa Owens, Phil Relf, Chris Retallack, Alexandra Sideris, Wayne Stamp, Christie Torrington, Jason Wing
Exhibition Dates: 10th April - 26th April 2007
smARTarts Festival is held annually as part of Youth Week to celebrate young local talent in the arts. This year smARTarts is all about starting the spark – Pine Street is providing a platform for some of Sydney’s most exciting young artists in order to 'Fuel their creative fire'.
The smARTarts 'FUEL your creative Fire' Youth Art Exhibition showcases 
young artists aged 18 - 27 years. With many different mediums on show including Painting, Photography, Print Media, Mixed Media & even Skateboard Art - this year is set to be an exciting year for all involved.
The smARTarts Exhibition assists emerging artists by providing them with valuable exposure as well as assisting them on a professional basis by networking with galleries and retailers. Come along to smARTarts Festival on 21st April 2007 and support our young local artists.
For more information go to: www.smartarts.org.au
Exhibition dates: Wed 21st – Sat 31st
All welcome to Samantha's exhibition this March! Due to popular demand Samantha and team would like to show you more of her work from her diverse range of Paintings.
Website: www.samanthalord.com.au
An exciting group of talented photographers have banded together to exhibit their most recent works at the Pine Street Gallery in January 2007. Drawn together by the renowned Photoimaging course at Ultimo TAFE, their work presents a diverse and stimulating glance into the creativity of careers at their conception.
For many participants, this will be their first exhibition and for the viewer, a window on the vision of future leaders in the photography world. Unencumbered by the commerical imperative, the images on display are unrestricted in their scope and style. The collection encompasses a refreshing variety of thought provoking and emotive works.
Consisting of thirteen graduates from the course, this exhibition spans a wide gamut of subject matter, reflecting on our society and environment in a fascinating manner. This is a must see for those who still believe in the power of the still image.
For further information or images please contact John Michelis on 0402 504 901.
Opening Night: Friday 5 January 2007 at 6:30pm
Exhibition will run until Wednesday 18 January 2007.
Ancestry is a collection of work by the indigenous Women Artists from the 'Connections' Aboriginal Women's Art Therapy Group. Formed in 2002, the group aims to take the women back to thier traditional and spiritual roots through the art making process.
Incorporating Art Connections: Over six weeks in April and May 2006, seventeen women artists from the Warringah Printmakers Studio and 'Connections' worked collaboratively to 'make connections' and artworks to promote and celebrate Reconcilliation. The process of making art together and sharing diverse stories and experience has enriched and inspired all artists involved.
Exhibition dates: 17 - 25 August 2006
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| Brief: | Indonesian / Australia Creative Exchange 2006 | |
| Artist/s name : | Various | |
| Dates: | 12 January - 21 January 2006 | |
| Opening: | 12 January, 6pm | |
| Contact: | www.gangfestival.com | |
| Media Release: | www.gangfestival.com | |
| Exhibition - Pine Street Students Exhibition 2005 | ||
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| Brief: | 2005 Student Works | |
| Artist/s name : | Various | |
| Dates: | 13 -15 December 2005 | |
| Contact: | Pine Street Creative Arts Centre | |
| Media Release: | Pine Street Creative Arts Centre Tel: 9245 1503 pinestreet@cityofsydney.nsw.gov.au |
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| Exhibition - Samantha Lord | ||
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| Brief: | 2005 Rendition Exhibition | |
| Artist/s name : | Samantha Lord | |
| Dates: | 30 November - 9 December 2005 | |
| Contact: | Samantha Lord | |
| Media Release: | lord@contemporary-artworks.com http://www.samanthalord.com.au |
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| Exhibition - A Positive View | ||
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| Brief: | Images of HIV and AIDS in South Africa |
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| Artist/s name : | Oxfam Australia | |
| Dates: | 1 December - 9 December 2005 | |
| Contact: | stephend@oxfam.org.au | |
| Media Release: | For more information call Oxfam Australia on www.oxfam.org.au/hiv |
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| Exhibition - Textura | ||
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| Brief: | Contempoary & Traditional Weaving | |
| Artist/s name : | Graeme Endean | |
| Dates: | 2 November - 12 November | |
| Contact: | Pine Street Creative Arts Centre - 02 9319 5488 | |
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| Exhibition - Childrens Week | ||
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| Brief: | Multi medium | |
| Artist/s name : | Various | |
| Dates: | 19 October - 29 October | |
| Contact: | Pine Street Creative Arts Centre - 02 9319 5488 | |
| Media Release: | Please contact Pine Street | |
| Exhibition - Stranger Danger | ||
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| Brief: | Drawings | |
| Artist/s name : | Matt Boag | |
| Dates: | 16 September - 1 October | |
| Contact: | Pine Street Creative Arts Centre 9319-5488 | |
| Media Release: | strangerdanger2005@hotmail.com | |
| Exhibition - Sydney Body Art Ride 2005 | ||
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| Brief: | Photography |
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| Artist/s name : | Sydney Body Art Ride, Various Photographers | |
| Dates: | 15 September - 10 October | |
| Contact: | 02 9319 5488 | |
| Media Release: | www.sydneybodyartride.org | |
| Exhibition - Tutors's Exhibition | ||
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| Brief: | Multi Medium | |
| Artist/s name : | Tutors from Pine Street | |
| Dates: | 6 to 15 July | |
| Contact: | Pine Street Creative Arts Centre 9319-5488 | |
| Media Release: | Please contact Pine Street | |
| Exhibition - Glebe Art Group | ||
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| Brief: | Multi medium | |
| Artist/s name : | Various | |
| Dates: | 20th June 2005 to 2nd July 2005 | |
| Contact: | Pine Street Creative Arts Centre - 9319 5488 | |
| Media Release: | Please contact Pine Street | |
| Exhibition - Interrogations | ||
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| Brief: | Paintings themed 'Interrogations' | |
| Artist/s name : | John O'Driscoll | |
| Dates: | 16 May 2005 to 28th May 2005 | |
| Contact: | John O'Driscoll | |
| Media Release: | Please contact Pine Street | |
| Exhibition - The Day The World Said No to War... | ||
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| Brief: | International images from Anti-War rallies |
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| Artist/s name : | Various | |
| Dates: | 2nd Feb 2005 to 12th Feb 2005 | |
| Contact: | Karen Adler - karenadler@iprimus.com.au | |
| Media Release: | Download PDF 123kb | |
| Exhibition - Mardi Gras Retrospective | ||
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| Brief: | Various artworks from past Mardi Gras |
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| Artist/s name : | Various | |
| Dates: | 16th Feb 2005 to 19th Mar 2005 | |
| Contact: | Robert Thompson - rtgww@optusnet.com.au | |
| Media Release: | Download PDF 123kb | |
| Exhibition - Aboriginal Womens' Art Group | ||
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| Brief: | Paintings by Aborignal Women | |
| Artist/s name : | Various | |
| Dates: | 23rd of Mar 2005 to 31st Mar 2005 | |
| Contact: | Pine Street Creative Arts Centre - 9319 5488 | |
| Media Release: | Download PDF 123kb | |
| End of Year Students Exhibition 2004 | ||
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| Brief: | Mixed Media by Students at Pine Street Creative Arts Centre |  |
| Artist/s name : | Various | |
| Dates: | Tuesday 14 December 2004 – Friday 17 December 2004 | |
| Contact: | Pine Street Creative Arts Centre 02 9319 5488 |
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| Deaf Music | ||
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| Brief: | Drawings and sound installation inspired by responses to music by deaf people. |  |
| Artist/s name : | Matt Boug | |
| Dates: | Saturday 4 December 2004 – Friday 10 December 2004 | |
| Contact: | Matt Boug 0421 152 238 deaf_music@hotmail.com | |
| Media Release: | Download PDF 338kb | |
| Retrospective by Samantha Lord | ||
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| Brief: | Retrospective of oil paintings by Samantha Lord |  |
| Artist/s name : | Samantha Lord | |
| Dates: | Wednesday 24November 2004 – Tuesday 30 November 2004 | |
| Contact: | Samantha Lord +61 2 9318 0238 | |
| Media Release: | Download PDF 224kb www. | |
| Website: | www.contemporary-artworks.com | |
| Positive Feelings | ||
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| Brief: | Digital photographic prints and ceramic pieces by HIV positive artists at Pine Street Creative Arts Centre |  |
| Artist/s name : | Various | |
| Dates: | Friday 12 November 2004 – Tuesday 16 November 2004 | |
| Contact: | Pine Street Creative Arts Centre 02 9319 5488 pinestreet@cityofsydney.nsw.gov.au |
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| Pictures of Paddo | ||
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| Brief: | Oil Paintings of Paddington by John O’Driscoll |  |
| Artist/s name : | John O’Driscoll | |
| Dates: | Monday 9 August 2004 – Wednesday 18 August 2004 | |
| Contact: | John O’Driscoll | |
| Media Release: | Download PDF 14kb | |
| Colour Encounters | ||
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| Brief: | Paintings by the Art Group at King George V Centre |  |
| Artist/s name : | Various | |
| Dates: | Wednesday 14 July 2004 – Wednesday 21 July 2004 | |
| Opening: | Wednesday 14 July 2004, 6pm- 9pm | |
| Contact: | Jan Leach, King George V Centre, The Rocks 02 9660 3847 | |
| Media Release: | Not available | |
| Tutor’s Exhibition | ||
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| Brief: | Mixed by Media tutors at Pine Street Creative Arts Centre |  |
| Artist/s name : | Various | |
| Dates: | Wednesday 25 June 2004 – Saturday 9 July 2004 | |
| Contact: | Pine Street Creative Arts Centre 02 9319 5488 | |
| Media Release: | Download PDF 20kb | |
| Future Primitives | ||
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| Brief: | Paintings about survival versus extinction |  |
| Artist/s name : | Andrew Whetham, Dorota Bona, Andrew Schwarze | |
| Dates: | Wednesday 2 June 2004 – Saturday 10 June 2004 | |
| Contact: | Andrew Whetham T: 02 9310 5474 Mob: 0415 472 913 |
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| Strength, Dignity & Spirit | ||
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| Brief: | Photos and textiles from East Timor |  |
| Artist/s name : | Jon Lewis / Various Timor Leste Artists | |
| Dates: | Friday 21 May 2004 – Friday 28 May 2004 | |
| Contact: | Kate Spencer T: 02 9642 0558 E: kate@palms.org.au |
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| X4sight | ||
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| Brief: | Lomo photos by local young people & advertising agencies |  |
| Artist/s name : | Various | |
| Dates: | Friday 7 May 2004 – Wednesday 19 May 2004 | |
| Contact: | Jamie Ling | |
| Media Release: | Download PDF 24kb | |
For further information about past exhibitions, contact us.
| Pine Street Creative Arts Centre 64 Pine Street Chippendale, NSW 2008 Sydney , Australia 02 9245 1503 |
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