4CORNERS: Reframing The Art World

A blog dedicated to exploring every corner of the art world via reviews and interviews with art world insiders. Written by four QCA students for other students and anyone curious about the inner workings of the art world.

Drawn to Experience: An Enquiry into Performance Drawing

Review by Madeleine Lacey POP@AFG GALLERY  12th -21st September 2013. Curated by Kellie O’Dempsey, the exhibition was made up of works on paper, digital drawings, video and live drawing performance works … Continue reading

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Metro Arts – Studio & Gallery Visit

Reviewed by Zuzana Mero METRO ARTS, BRISBANE I could attempt a paragraph to introduce the Metro Arts space at 109 Edward street in the city, but why reinvent the wheel … Continue reading

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The art of language or the language of art?

Posted by Michelle Gunther “Language is an anonymous, collective and unconscious art; the result of the creativity of thousands of generations.” (Edward Sapir) In my own art practise I have … Continue reading

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Contemporary Indigenous Art from the land Down Under

Review by Madeleine Lacey GALLERY OF MODERN ART, BRISBANE A showcase of contemporary art from black Australia has come together at GOMA under the title of ‘My Country: I still … Continue reading

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Gorden Hookey: My Country, I still call Australia Home

Review by Elizabeth Ginn GALLERY OF MODERN ART, BRISBANE Gordon Hookey: A regular, laid back sort of bloke with a mischievous outlook on life, as our group of Fine Art … Continue reading

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Wangechi Mutu

Reviewed by Michelle Gunther MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART, SYDNEY 23 May -14 August 2013 On my most recent trip to Sydney I found myself standing on the corner of Argyle … Continue reading

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Little gem found during GOMA recon…

Posted by Zuzana Mero. I had the opportunity to experience ‘My Country I still Call Australia Home’ through educational goggles, delving into its historical, artistic and personal contexts. It was … Continue reading

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Helpful Research Results. Really.

Posted by Zuzana Mero Much of art history and art theory is tucked somberly into heavy tomes, blankets of comfort I’m sure, and largely the domain of the intellectual elite … Continue reading

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Born to Concrete: Visual Poetry from the collections of Heide Museum of Modern Art and The University of Queensland

Reviewed by Zuzana Mero UQ ART MUSEUM 6 July – 6 October 2013 As a teenager that suffered from schoolyard bullying, I found great solace in escaping into my imagination … Continue reading

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St Hilda’s School RBS Morgans Art Show

Reviewed by Michelle Gunther ST HILDA’S SCHOOL SOUTHPORT 11th & 12th October 2013 Last week I attended the opening of the St Hilda’s School RBS Morgans Art Show. Held annually … Continue reading

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