2 - 19 August 2018
OPENING WEDNESDAY 1 August 6 - 8pm
ARTIST TALK 11 August 2pm
OPENING WEDNESDAY 1 August 6 - 8pm
ARTIST TALK 11 August 2pm
When two artists work together in a truly collaborative way new ideas and art are generated.
Good art needs transformative moments and the friction generated by a collaborative venture can force the issue.
Brenda Tye and Peter Sharp have been making prints together for over fifteen years which have included a wide range of
mediums such as etching, woodcut and monotypes.
This exhibition is dedicated to monoprinting as this process is more immediate and intuitive by nature.
The subject matter is the ubiquitous Eucalypt tree, but by layering and using stencils new forms and arrangements
are created that show the Australian icon in new abstracted ways.
Good art needs transformative moments and the friction generated by a collaborative venture can force the issue.
Brenda Tye and Peter Sharp have been making prints together for over fifteen years which have included a wide range of
mediums such as etching, woodcut and monotypes.
This exhibition is dedicated to monoprinting as this process is more immediate and intuitive by nature.
The subject matter is the ubiquitous Eucalypt tree, but by layering and using stencils new forms and arrangements
are created that show the Australian icon in new abstracted ways.
Image by Document Photography
23 August - 9 September 2018
OPENING WEDNESDAY 22 August 6 - 8pm
OPENING WEDNESDAY 22 August 6 - 8pm
Jan Handel, Jane Lush, Di Strange and Lisa Woolfe are Sydney artists and friends.
For the past year, in a joint project of inspiration and response, each has made a drawing once a week and sent it to one of the others based
on a pre-determined cycle. Each drawing inspired the next and so on, bringing to life 208 diverse and dynamic works that reflect both
the artists’ relationship and their individuality.
For the past year, in a joint project of inspiration and response, each has made a drawing once a week and sent it to one of the others based
on a pre-determined cycle. Each drawing inspired the next and so on, bringing to life 208 diverse and dynamic works that reflect both
the artists’ relationship and their individuality.
Image courtesy of Lisa Woolfe
13 - 16 September 2018
ARTIST TALK Friday 14 September | 3:30 - 4:30pm
ARTIST TALK Friday 14 September | 3:30 - 4:30pm
STACKS will be presenting artists Anthony Hodgkinson and Nadia Odlum.
Linking these two artists is the importance of site and how process is integral to their practice.
Linking these two artists is the importance of site and how process is integral to their practice.
Images courtesy of the artists. Anthony Hodgkinson, Seep, 2018. Silver gelatine print, 160 x 127cm. Nadia Odlum, Objects in the mirror are, 2018. Wood, plexiglass, acrylic paint, crushed glass, 88 x 80 x 30 cm
In conjunction with Sydney Contemporary STACKS Projects is exhibiting
INSTABILITY AND UNCERTAINTY
Susan Andrews | Henry Curchod
INSTABILITY AND UNCERTAINTY
Susan Andrews | Henry Curchod
13 - 23 September 2018
OPENING SATURDAY 15 September | 2 - 4pm
ARTIST TALK with Henry Curchod Thursday 13 September | 1 - 2pm
OPENING SATURDAY 15 September | 2 - 4pm
ARTIST TALK with Henry Curchod Thursday 13 September | 1 - 2pm
Instability and Uncertainty features artists Susan Andrews and Henry Curchod. In different ways each artist seeks to convey
the strangeness of our time, presenting objects and images teetering on the edge of uncertainty.
the strangeness of our time, presenting objects and images teetering on the edge of uncertainty.
Images courtesy of the artists. Susan Andrews, Topsy Turvy, 2018. Acrylic on ply, 50 x 50 x 8 cm. Henry Curchod, Picnic Assassination, 2018. Oil, air-brush and gouache on canvas, 133 x 133 cm
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
STACKS Projects offers Art Money, interest free loans to buy art.
Art Money makes owning art immediate and affordable. Interest free loans are available for artworks priced from $750 to $20,000. After paying a 10% deposit, you can take your artwork home and pay the remaining balance over 9 months, interest free. Apply online for instant approval, take your art home and pay for it later.
For more information about applying for an Art Money loan visit www.artmoney.com.au