On behalf of the KWG team we wish you a happy and safe holiday season.
Earlier this year, gallery artist Locust Jones undertook an Asialink residency in Seoul, Korea.
The Rapture of Death, by Prue Gibson, is an exquisite (and little) black book that is essentially a philosophical enquiry into the use of deathly imagery in contemporary art. Exploring art, literature, film and history the books delves into the idea of why the fear of death is an intrinsic part of life.
We are excited about the launch of the new Pieces of Eight Gallery, designed by Nonda Katsalidis.
The current issue of Artlink has two reviews worth a read...
eX de Medici will present a selection of photographic works from her archive The World at London's Fashion Space Gallery with British clothing and accessories designers Vexed Generation.
Aida Tomescu with her work at Freehand: Recent Australian Drawing, Heide Museum of Modern Art.
Del with her work at Freehand: Recent Australian Drawing, Heide Museum of Modern Art.
Kate Rohde has had her first solo exhibition in Japan.
The Art of Chess at the Bendigo Art Gallery features the work of gallery artists Kate Rohde and Michael Doolan.
NGVA have a selection of works on paper by Aida Tomescu on display in their Contemporary Encounters: A Selection of Works from the Victorian Foundation for Living Australian Artists exhibition.
Marie Hagerty's glorious work Duopoly II, 2009, is on the cover of the current issue of Art Monthly.
The Queensland Art Gallery travelling exhibition Unnerved: The New Zealand Project will open this evening at the NGV International.
Featuring the work of four relatively new artists to the Karen Woodbury Gallery stable, our final exhibition for 2010 will be a showcase of works by McLean Edwards, Rhys Lee, Fiona Lowry and Heather B. Swann. Each of these artists display a poetic tension and curiosity within their work through their paintings, works on paper and sculpture.
Sam Jinks' Woman and Child 2010 sculpture has been acquired by Shepparton Art Gallery with the assistance of Greater Shepparton City Council. More than 17,000 people have viewed the sculpture so far - which has captured the hearts of the community. Read about it here.
Michael Doolan and Kate Rohde were invited to make a work responding to the idea of chess for the current exhibition Your Move, Bendigo Art Gallery... check out some of the pics and info on the Bendigo Art Gallery Facebook page.
Artabase and Art Blart have reviewed Titania's current exhibition... read it here and here.
Aida Tomescu has a work in the Abstract Now exhibition at Shepparton Art Gallery
The work of gallery artist Rhys Lee has been included in the upcoming exhibition, immemorial: reaching back beyond memory at 24HR ART.
Heather B Swann and Lisa Roet have both been included in the Deakin University Contemporary Small Sculpture Award.
Karen Woodbury Gallery is pleased to launch two fabulous exhibitions this evening.
Michael Cusack has been selected as a finalist in the Paddington Art Prize.
Keep an eye out for our new series of artist interviews.
The work of gallery artist Robert Boynes has been included in the exhibition embody-meant, at Flinders University Art Museum, State Library of South Australia. 
Gallery Artist Elisabeth Kruger has a survey exhibition opening today at the ANU Drill Hall Gallery, with an official opening event to be held on October 7.
Here is a peek at some of Jane Burton's most recent works commissioned by Ipswich Art Gallery for the The Ipswich House: Heritage house portraits by contemporary Queensland artists. (Although based in Melbourne, Jane was born in Queensland!)
You may recall we blogged about Michael Doolan's 'Imaginary Animals' ArtPlay workshop for 13-20 year olds?
We are very pleased to announce the opening of Philip Wolfhagen's much anticipated first solo exhibition with Karen Woodbury Gallery.
Inga Walton explores the work of Michael Doolan in the current issue of Ceramic Review Magazine. The six page feature, 'A Fractured Fairy Tale', provides an in depth perspective into Michael's work.
Today is the final day of renaissance dinosaur, our Kate Rohde and Romance Was Born collaborative exhibition.
Karen and Rachael took a trip out to Heather B. Swann's St Kilda studio this week to catch up on what she's been up to...
We are currently gearing up for our next exhibition, Philip Wolhagen: A Painter's Landscape.
The current issue of Photofile magazine has a brilliant article and interview with eX de Medici about her time serving as an official artist of the Australian War Memorial in the Solomon Islands (March 2009). The article focuses on the photographs de Medici originally intended for studio work on her return to Australia.
Gallery artist Derek O'Connor has been featured in an ABC interview about the ARI, M16 Artspace in Canberra.
Martin Edmond has written an essay about the work of significant New Zealand artist and poet, John Pule in the current issue of Art & Australia (Vol. 48 No. 1).
JEREMY KIBEL & RHYS LEE THE COLLABORATIVE WORK OF JEREMY KIBEL & RHYS LEE
Gallery artist Jane Burton has been super busy of late, shortlisted as a finalist in two photographic prizes and working on a new commission.
In 2009 the Australian War Memorial commissioned eX de Medici as an official artist. Her task was to produce a body of work in response to the subject of peacekeeping. de Medici travelled to the Solomon Islands in March of 2009 and the resulting works form part of the exhibition, Perspectives.
The Art Gallery of New South Wales recently unveiled their newest acquisition, come of things, by our very own Del Kathryn Barton. The work was purchased for the AGNSW with funds provided by Contempo at the Art Gallery Society of New South Wales, 2009-2010. Karen and Chris were on hand to celebrate with Del.
The launch of renaissance dinosaur on Wednesday night was fabulous with fun to be had by all!
Join Michael Doolan in constructing a group sculpture and finding a place for it in the world.
Renaissance Dinosaur the collaborative exhibition between Sydney fashion label Romance Was Born and Kate Rohde opens this evening from 6pm.
We are loving Nell's current body of work on show at Roslyn Oxley Gallery.
Titania Henderson and Michael Doolan have been selected for the Gold Coast International Ceramic Art Award.
If you haven't had an opportunity to get in and see Magda's exhibition, En Pointe, today is the last day.
If you missed our recent Sam Jinks exhibition, you still have an opportunity to see one of the works from the show.
