Showing posts with label Exhibition. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Exhibition. Show all posts
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Sunday, August 26, 2018
Julia DeVille // Wholeness and the Implicit Order
Julia deVille, Wholeness and the Implicit Order
25 August > 4 November 2018
Linden New Art, 26 Acland Street, St Kilda
All photos © Renee Ruin
Friday, August 17, 2018
JULIA DEVILLE // Wholeness and the Implicit Order
Wholeness and the Implicit Order
OPENING CELEBRATIONS:
Saturday 25th August, 2 - 4pm
EXHIBITION DATES:
25 August - 4 November 2018
25 August - 4 November 2018
Above: Mother is my Monarch, 2018
155 x 90 x 40cm
Baby giraffe, my last breath, 18ct gold, 18ct white gold, sterling silver, bronze, gold plate, black rhodium plate, Akoya pearls, freshwater pearls, rose cut diamonds 6.05ct, rose cut black diamonds 0.67ct, uncut diamond granules 150ct, setting from ex-husbands engagement ring (18ct white gold, rose cut diamonds 0.33ct)
155 x 90 x 40cm
Baby giraffe, my last breath, 18ct gold, 18ct white gold, sterling silver, bronze, gold plate, black rhodium plate, Akoya pearls, freshwater pearls, rose cut diamonds 6.05ct, rose cut black diamonds 0.67ct, uncut diamond granules 150ct, setting from ex-husbands engagement ring (18ct white gold, rose cut diamonds 0.33ct)
Below: Something wicked this way comes, 2018
142 x 54 x 212cm
Adolescent zebra, interference, black diamonds 6.4ct, uncut diamonds 75ct, cultured pearls, black garnet, sterling silver, 18ct white gold, white rhodium, black rhodium, bronze, silver nitrate, steel, resin
142 x 54 x 212cm
Adolescent zebra, interference, black diamonds 6.4ct, uncut diamonds 75ct, cultured pearls, black garnet, sterling silver, 18ct white gold, white rhodium, black rhodium, bronze, silver nitrate, steel, resin
Friday, May 18, 2018
Tuesday, April 24, 2018
Jesse Draxler: Misophonia
Art show up May 31st through June 3rd
Misophonia: A 200-page master collection of poly-dimensional artist Jesse Draxler’s work throughout his career to date. Misophonia incorporates various mediums and styles from figurative painting and harsh typography to deliriously textural photography and collage.
Jesse Draxler has been exhibiting his black-scale canvases and moon-sick reality-collages both nationally and internationally since 2012. He is privately collected around the world and his most recent solo exhibition "Tire Fire" took place in September of 2017 at Booth Gallery in New York. As an illustrator his client list includes The New York Times, McQ Alexander McQueen, The Atlantic, and The New Yorker, among others. He is also an active member of his music community, and has created work for musicians like Zola Jesus and Chelsea Wolfe, and designed an album cover for Prince.
Monday, April 23, 2018
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