LINK WALL CALL OUT

LINK WALL CALL OUT

WE HAVE SPACES FROM WEEK 8- 13

Please write a 600 word (max) proposal of what you or your group would like to exhibit in LINK, please be clear in what you aim to do and what you want to exhibit.
       (Include name/s, degree & year level, email, mobile number and titles of the works)

- Include up to 6 images of works with the accompanying titles, materials and dimensions
       (Only choose images which are directly relevant to what you want to present in the space and be specific in whether the images are of the actual works that would be shown or of research/sketches/initial ideas, max image size 1M)

- Past students have not only shown works in the cabinets but also used spaces around them

- The works don't necessarily have to be 2D and remember there are 6 cabinets to fill (approx 130cm height, 230cm length & 5cm width inside the cabinets)

- Group shows welcome

- Email applications to runtandlink@gmail.com

- Applications will close Thursday 25th April 5pm
(We will not read any emails sent after this time)

- Please make the email subject 'LINK PROPOSAL' 

MAYA CHAKRABORTY - Link Wall opening for "SOMEWHERE" this Tuesday 23rd April

Come down to Link Wall 

for the opening of Maya

Chakraborty's exhibition of vibrant 

abstract colour paintings! 

Opening 

Tuesday 5pm-7pm

Link Wall Caulfield

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED - Briony Galligan RUNT SPACE this week.

Briony Galligan from 3rd year Painting is presenting at Runt Space this week. 

She is in need of volunteers for the creation of her show

Details below: 

Photos from opening for Runt and Link openings Tuesday April 16

PHOTOGRAPHS FROM OPENINGS TUESDAY 16th APRIL 

James Taylor's wooden construction 
for his exhibition at Runt Space, 'hyper media'

Madeleine Thornton-Smith's drawings 

for 'Urban Environments' at Link Wall 

James Taylor - hyper media - Runt Space exhibition

THIS TUESDAY AT RUNT SPACE:

James Taylor presents:

hyper media

Come down to Runt Space this Tuesday evening for the opening of third year Fine Arts student James Taylor's sculptural exhibition!

Opening

Tuesday 16th April 5pm-7pm

Runt Space Gallery

Exhibition runs 16th-19th April

Link Wall - Madeleine Thornton-Smith presents "URBAN ENVIRONMENTS"

THIS WEEK AT LINK WALL:

Madeleine Thornton-Smith presents

URBAN ENVIRONMENTS 

16th-19th April

In this exhibition Madeleine is attempting to explore the tension between the natural world and urban 'environments'. Where do humans belong? Is is 'natural' that humans exert control over nature, playing God by creating gardens and destroying the natural environment, only to create their own urban 'ecosystems' of sorts in cities? Through the use of collage, fineliner and felt-tip pen drawings, and paint, she has created a series of works with the aim of examining these questions. 

OPENING 

TUESDAY 16th APRIL

5pm-7pm

ELENA HALKAS - Runt Space Exhibition

THIS WEEK AT RUNT SPACE:

Elena Halkas presents

"Fragments"

Opening Tuesday 9th April

5pm-7pm

Elena Halkas ‘Fragments’ exhibition

In this series of works, 1st year Fine Arts student Elena Halkas explores the theme of the evolution of technology in the 21st century, examining the idea of connection and communication using technological devices.

In her first artwork, a drawing with blue felt-tip pen and fineliner on paper,  Elena looked at the negative effects of technology on society. The blue colour scheme of the connecting triangles symbolises, as Elena writes in her artwork description, "a 

unified body of water that connects suburbs and individuals 

together". A mobile phone can be subtlety seen among the triangular forms, which are purposefully placed apart in order to emphasise the separation Elena feels excessive technological use has brought to society. 

The composition of these shapes incorporate 

several bus stop routes, indicative of another way people connect and communicate.  

In Elena's second work, an eye-catching installation that spreads across two walls made of MDF wood, gesso and spray paint, Elena attempted to illustrate both the positive and negative effects of technological communication on contemporary society. In this work, the triangles are representative of individuals and groups in society that are all connected in some shape or form. 

 Madeleine Thornton-Smith 

ISABELLA KOTTEK - this week at Link Wall

THIS WEEK AT LINK WALL:

Tuesday 9th April

Opening 5pm-7pm

ISABELLA KOTTEK

"SUM AH PROFILEZ"

Isabella has constructed some amazing drawings in the Link Space wall, using nothing but black tape! From a distance, it appears the drawings could have been done in black calligraphy marker, or even ink. The viewer realises, however, upon approaching the images that they are constructed entirely out of tape, demonstrating playful experimentation with line and challenging traditional drawing techniques. 

Isabella's illustrative profiles are reminiscent of Egon Schiele's paintings of the figure, distorted and individual in a style not unlike that of the German Expressionists. Isabella based her works on drawings she did in pen on paper, which can be found underneath the major images.

Madeleine Thornton-Smith