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Mysterious Al – Blinking into the Sunlight
We are excited for this one, Mysterious Al‘s first Australian solo show in 3 years.
Get ready for a walk-through, interactive art experience in a top secret Melbourne location.
Due to the nature of the show, the location will be revealed just prior to the event.
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Scraps – A solo exhibition by Michael Cain
Scraps – A solo exhibition by Michael Cain
“A trip back to those memorable moments, objects and interactions that ultimately blur, fade, and dissolve as time passes.”
Join us for the opening of Michael Cain’s solo exhibition ‘Scraps’ from 6pm on Friday 8th March, proudly supported by Gage Roads Brewing Co!
The exhibition is open for viewing from Wednesday 6th – Sunday 18th March 2019
For all enquiries please contact the Gallery Manager Ariana – info@bsidegallery.com
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Tom Gerrard – Town & Country
Come see all the incredible work done by Tom during his residency in Queenstown. Refreshments provided by the awesome peeps at Bodriggy Brewing Co.
Transitioning from a bustling city to an isolated region of the world can really stir up feelings and emotions. There is a stark contrast between being surrounded by crowds of people and then being immersed in crowds of trees. The crowds of people are buzzing with energy and emotion and can make one feel uneasy. Whereas being surrounded by trees, plants and nature can have the opposite effect. The uneasy feeling is replaced with calm and connection.
This is what I experienced when arriving in Queenstown, Tasmania for the Q Bank art residency. Wrapping up a busy 2018 in Melbourne where the population is growing at a rapid rate, I was feeling suffocated. That feeling lifted almost immediately as I arrived in Tasmania. I took in the space, colours, landscape, houses and environment in Queenstown and it inspired me to create this body of work. The colours, subject matter composition and styling are all a result of my time in nature and daily walks around Queenstown.
There are two sides to this exhibition. One being the dense population of inner city Melbourne. The other being the spaciousness and wilderness of the west coast of Tasmania.
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Flip the Script: a lesson in modern calligraphy
‘Flip the Script’ brings together a stellar line up of artists both local and international specialising in the medium of modern calligraphy, or ‘calligraffiti’ as it is known in the realms of urban art. Curated by BSIDE Gallery’s managing owner Ariana Leane, the exhibition seeks to educate and inform the gallery’s audience on the current movement of modern calligraphy, whilst acknowledging each artist’s particular style of lettering.
Featuring works by Said Dokins, Chaz Bojorquez, Mayonaize, Froskeyo, Hegira Scriptures, Sicoer, Creepy Mouse, Siege One, Chamula Cruz & Kmis3
Opening of ‘Flip the Script: a lesson in modern calligraphy’ from 6pm Friday 14th of December, proudly supported by the legends at Young Henrys!
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Strange Planes – Sugar
1 NIGHT ONLY! This Friday 16/11/2018 at 25 Easey St, Collingwood
Solo Exhibition by Sugar.Hosted by Just Another Agency with delicious drinks put on by Bodriggy Brewing Co.
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Tuyuloveme x BSIDE Gallery x Ironlak x Easey’s
Tuyuloveme getting up on the Easey’s train in Collingwood, Melbourne in collaboration with BSIDE Gallery and Ironlak.
Nothing But Love – Tuyuloveme’s debut Australian solo exhibition opening night on Friday 26th October 2018. Exhibition running from 24th October – 4th November at BSIDE Gallery Level 1, 121 Brunswick St, Fitzroy.
Shot by – Nathan Ctc
Edited by – Fazzari Multimedia
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Unwell Bunny – The Mountains We Climb
Ed Bechervaise –
Unwell Bunny 2018The mountains we climb is just as much about
self exploration, as it is about Japan.Ed’s work has always explored two sides of the human experience, The moment in time, and the effect and the memory of it, the re interpretation and the re processing of a glimpse..
That’s exactly what Ed does in exploring Japan, and its sensations. Its layers of feeling, through the chaos of
Tokyo to the stillness of Kanazawa hills.Each image is broken down into fragments, with slabs of colour, texture and tone, that symbolise the experience, weather by night or day, dusk or after dawn. This is a time capsule of travel, but also of the struggle and exploration each of us go through in growing as people and evolving beyond what we know.
The mountains we climb is about pushing limits of understanding. Exploring that place that brings discomfort, pushing the elements of your processing ability. For Ed he has done just this with his exploration of abstraction, and re interpretation.
Discover more at www.unwellbunny.com or Marfa Gallery http://www.marfagallery.com/exhibtion
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Art of the Mill
No Fixed Address Gallery is proudly presenting their inaugural group exhibition at the Macedon Ranges Sustainability Festival on the 27th – 28th Feb.
Nfa.gallery has some of Australia’s biggest street artists on board and a once in a life time space to boot. They will be donating some proceeds to the Macedon Ranges Wildlife Network to help with all the local animals that have been injured in the recent fires.
Get down and grab yourself an amazing piece of not just art but history. You won’t want to miss this one.
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ROA – Transit Exhibition Berlin
I caught up with a couple of friends (Jess & Terissa), who were helping out at Skalitzers Contemporary Art for the first solo show in Berlin by internationally acclaimed Belgian artist ROA.
“ROA is famous for his large-scale depictions of animals on city walls around the world, ROA brings the creatures which inhabit the fringes of human society back to the metropolis to expose the natural beauty in the cycle of life and death.”
ROA is a brilliant street artist from Ghent, Belgium and is renowned for his giant black and white animal pieces around the city streets and buildings of the world. Today, Roa’s artwork is seen from New York to Berlin and Warsaw to Paris. His style is well suited to the semi derilict buildings and structures you can see his ‘bigger than life’ work on and I’m really impressed with him pushing the envelope in the street art scene.
The night before we hit up my mates Restaurant / Bar Maria Peligro in Kreuzberg for a double denim party. Was a great evening and ended up in McDonalds drinking beers and eating cheeseburgers in the wee hours of the morning.
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