▶JAMES GUPPY EXHIBITION AN ART MONTH HIGHLIGHT ON TIME OUT WEBSITE

▶ PRESS: WILL COLES IN ART MARKET REPORT

▶ PRESS: 'SCULPTURE 2012' IN SMH

▶ PRESS: WILL COLES IN INNER WEST COURIER

Will Coles was featured in the 'Who's News in 2012?' feature of the Inner West Courier.

His next solo exhibition, Nihilist archaeology, will be on view starting the 6th of March.

▶ PRESS: TANMAYA BINGHAM IN SMH SPECTRUM

▶ COLUMN 8 - SYDNEY MORNING HERALD

▶ PRESS: WILL COLES, PETER TILLEY + JIMMY RIX IN BREATHE MAGAZINE

▶ WILL COLES INTERVIEWED ON FBI RADIO

Street artist Will Coles was interviewed by Jesse Cox for the show 'Canvas' on FBI Radio 94.5FM.

Listen to the interview here: http://ondemand.fbiradio.com/index.php?episode=24&show=canvas

▶ PRESS: TODD FULLER IN JOURNAL OF AUSTRALIAN CERAMICS

'Love, Loss, Masculinity and the Absurdity of the Human Condition',
Megan Fizell, Journal of Australian Ceramics, 50/3, p.48

▶ DECADE AT 2 DANKS STREET

▶ SENDEN BLACKWOOD IN SMH + ARTWHATSON

Senden Blackwood's current solo exibhition, ishi, has been highlighted in the Sydney Morning Herald.


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He was also a feature in the November 3rd artwhatson newsletter. Congratulations Senden!

▶ PRESS: TODD FULLER IN HUNTER VALLEY BREATHE

▶ PRESS: BODY LANGUAGE IN SMH

▶ JAMES GUPPY ON ABC RADIO NATIONAL

"If the artist James Guppy asks you to pose for him, don't expect an airbrushed, Photoshopped, botoxed version of yourself to appear on the canvas. James freely admits to 'loving wrinkles and all those bits that most people don't want to think about.' But for some women this has only made them even more keen to pose for the painter in his studio at Byron Bay in northern New South Wales. A couple of years ago, James Guppy asked several of his 'middle aged' friends to pose nude for him. The result was the series Fay which drew on the mad works of the Victorian fairy painter Richard Dadd and focused on the opinions of the women in his life who found that as they aged they were being, 'submerged by invisibility and irrelevance.

Jeanavive McGregor visited James Guppy's studio for a cup of tea with the artist and his muses. Some of them had done modelling for artists but not for years, others had never taken off their clothes for art before."

Listen to the interview here.

▶ PRESS: TODD FULLER IN ART MARKET REPORT

▶ PRESS: TODD FULLER IN PEN & PAPER

▶ PRESS: JANET PARKER-SMITH IN THE SUN-HERALD AND SMH WEBSITE

Left: 'Still Alive and Still Well' Sydney Morning Herald website, 3 September
Right: 'Keeping art a cut above the crowd' Andrew Taylor, The Sun-Herald, 4 September, p.28

▶ PRESS: JANET PARKER-SMITH IN ARTWHATSON

▶ PRESS: PATSY PAYNE IN QANTAS MAGAZINE

From leather and fibre with feathers to laser-cut steel and brass wire - at Sydney's Powerhouse Museum, artists give an age-old craft a definite industrial edge.




 Patsy Payne illustrated in 'The Hole Truth' by Amruta Slee in Qantas magazine, August 2011, p.60

▶ PRESS: TODD FULLER IN THE THOUSANDS