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Esther Stewart's brightly coloured, perfectly geometric works exploring domesticity
Esther Stewart is an artist from Melbourne who creates work that makes our shape and colour-addicted hearts sing. Working out of her home studio in Daylesford, a beautiful light-filled space that she shares with her partner and fellow artist Oscar Perry, Esther tinkers away at her brightly coloured geometric works which skip across various disciplines and mediums. She is represented by Sarah Cottier Gallery in Sydney and her works have been shown at the likes of Heide Museum of Modern Art, ACCA, Station and Craft Victoria. Oh, and she was also commissioned by Valentino for their 2015/2016 Fall...
A look at painter and musician Jatinder Singh Durhailay's tranquil works
Jatinder Singh Durhailay is a multi-disciplinary artist from the UK, who seems to embody every facet of the word and profession of ‘creative’. He has exhibited his work from United Kingdom, through to Europe, the United States and Japan. He spends the year flitting between Tokyo and his home-base London, making, sharing and showing his art and music wherever he may be.
Jatinder paints, draws and plays music, all in a way that feels totally harmonious with each other. One discipline speaks to another, and vice versa. When you look at his pencil drawings and watercolour sketches, you...
Immersing ourselves in CORIN's futuristic, cyberpunk-inspired sonic worlds
Have you ever wondered what would happen if a human was imagining the kind of music a robot would make in a dystopian future and went ahead and made it? Considering the synchronicity between humans and technology and the growing interaction and dependence on it, is it a human dominates machine, or machine dominates human situation? We’ll stop the hypothesising there because Australian producer Corin Ileto (aka CORIN) is doing the synth duelling for us all. Human and machine operating in beautiful, trickling, metallic harmony? We think so.
CORIN’s background is in classical piano, a place...
Mechelle Bounpraseuth is glorifying the shame snacks and trashier moments of life with her ceramics
Mechelle Bounpraseuth is a Sydney-based artist who is turning the trashier moments of life into treasure. You know those snacks you make yourself, that if anyone saw you eating you would be instantly penalised 10 shame points? Or the ibis that you see necking around the city, stealing left overs and being general trash babies? Mechelle takes these tragi-comic, somewhat sad moments of everyday life and elevates, even glorifies them, with her ceramic practice.
Mechelle’s works have been shown at the likes of the National Gallery of Australia, Casula Powerhouse Arts Centre and the Museum of...
An art show about paperweights at Fisher Parrish Gallery
Do you have a favourite paperweight? Is it one of those classic glass prisms from the 90’s, or maybe a special rock? Well, when was the last time you even used a paperweight? Oh, you don’t actually use paper anymore? These are some of the heavy questions we asked each other when we found out about The Paperweight Show, the inaugural show launching brand new gallery Fisher Parrish into our orbits.
Fisher Parrish is a space that’s just opened up in Bushwick, Brooklyn and they’ve certainly made a weighty impression with this first group show. The exhibition features...