EXHIBITIONS AT STACKS
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Archival Jelly
Damian Dillon | Nina Juniper
exhibition 15 August – 1 September, 2019
opening on Wednesday 14 August 2019, 6 – 8pm
Damian Dillon | Nina Juniper
exhibition 15 August – 1 September, 2019
opening on Wednesday 14 August 2019, 6 – 8pm
Archival Jelly explores the dislocated edges of Australia’s landscape – specifically the urban/nature divide through the copy/archive. Print based processes are utilised to engage with repetition to both degrade and magnify the spectrality of these spaces as viewed through the lens of pictorial representation.
Images courtesy of the artists. Left: Damian Dillon, nowhere fast #1, 2019, unique C-type prints on alupanel framed, 100 x 100cm.
Right; Nina Juniper, Building Fragments #1 and #2, 2019, multi-colour screen print on 6mm ply with 'term-blu' box frame, 59.5 x 41.5cm (each).
Right; Nina Juniper, Building Fragments #1 and #2, 2019, multi-colour screen print on 6mm ply with 'term-blu' box frame, 59.5 x 41.5cm (each).
Mostly Monochrome
Lisa Patroni
exhibition 5 – 22 September, 2019
opening on Wednesday 4 September 2019, 6 – 8pm
artist talk on Saturday 7 September, 4pm
Lisa Patroni
exhibition 5 – 22 September, 2019
opening on Wednesday 4 September 2019, 6 – 8pm
artist talk on Saturday 7 September, 4pm
My recent work is informed by the subversive tradition of European Monochrome painting and explores its paradoxical nature. Stripping painting back to a bare minimum reveals both the materiality and immateriality of painting simultaneously. In its blankness, it slows down the way we look at painting, inviting a direct physical response. This response allows for a painting to be perceived or sensed rather than understood, in the same way light or a textured surface is sensed. What interests me is that at the same time, the monochrome has the capacity to carry different temporal knowledges, histories and political intentions.
Lisa Patroni, Reciprocal Uncertainty Relations - Installation shot, 2019. Image courtesy of Brett East at Doqument Photography.
We are proud to announce our participation in this year's
SYDNEY CONTEMPORARY ART FAIR at CARRIAGEWORKS
12 – 15 September, 2019
SYDNEY CONTEMPORARY ART FAIR at CARRIAGEWORKS
12 – 15 September, 2019
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STACKS Projects will be presenting an exhibition by two distinguished practitioners
in our booth in the Futures Section.
Our 2019 artists are Ali Noble and Nikolaus Dolman
in our booth in the Futures Section.
Our 2019 artists are Ali Noble and Nikolaus Dolman
Ali Noble, Pink loops on a bridge, 2019. Hand sewn velveteen, thread, interfacing and glue. 55 x 44 cm.
Nikolaus Dolman, Dental, 2019. Enamel, chalkboard, acrylic paint and collaged paper on honeycomb board. 91 x 61 x 4 cm.
Nikolaus Dolman, Dental, 2019. Enamel, chalkboard, acrylic paint and collaged paper on honeycomb board. 91 x 61 x 4 cm.
This project is supported by our sponsorship partners
STACKS Projects is a not-for-profit artist run gallery and project space
191 Victoria St, Potts Point, NSW, 2011
Thursday to Saturday 11 - 6, Sunday 11 - 4
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