ART BEAT WEB

31.03.11: Room 1: Hans Arp if you like dada

Hans arp if you like dada

...irreverence is still relevant, right?

Tarquin Manek,Urban ad Hoc No. 3- hot shot 1500, 1999-2009

Hot shot 15 watt amplifier, shotgun shells, laptop, sound taken from personal Dictaphone recordings 1999-2011

David Mutch, Bark! Barch!, 2011

3 chanell looped Hd video

Brooke Babington, My tongue, your cheek? (from artist and muse series), 2011

silicone caulk, pegboard, carpet, stainless steel, TV spinner stand, rivets, string, wire, acrylic paint

Danae Valenza, Handshake: 60 minutes, 2010

HD digital video 60 minutes

Danae Valenza, Are you (series), 2008-2011

10 colour photocopies

Danae Valenza, Are you (series)

Tarquin Manek,Urban ad Hoc No. 3- hot shot 1500.

Clock wise from left: David Mutch, Bark! Barch!, Brooke Babington, My tongue, your cheek?

Danae Valenza, Handshake: 60 minutes and Tarquin Manek,Urban ad Hoc No. 3- hot shot 1500.

Tarquin Manek

Danae Valenza, Handshake: 60 minutes.

Brooke Babington, My tongue, your cheek? (from artist and muse series)

31.03.11: Room 2: Energy Feild

19.03.11: At Art beat: Avantwhatever presents

BLIP ( Jim Denley and Mike Majkowski)

Robbie Avenaim

Alice Hui-Sheng Chang and Rosalind Hall;

Rodney J.
www.avantwhatever.com

17.02.11: To know the other

Matt Chaumont

49.6610/51.6610, 2011

Sam Bruce

Black Math, 2009

Louise Dibben

Slap happy, 2010

Kusum Normoyle

Volitational Bus, 2010

An exploration of sound installation feeding off, dominating and informing a gallery context:

Policies of urban noise abatement interestingly reveal the degree to which acoustic

space, and its ubiquitous impingement, is also difficult to control. Though allowing

for flexible participation, for a temporal contour, acoustic space is often a disruptive

spatiality. It sparks annoyance and outrage, while also allowing important

opportunities for dynamic sound sharing- to know the other.

-Brandon Labelle

Acoustic territories: sound culture and everyday life

New York: Continuum, 2010, XXII

Kusum Normoyle, Volitational Bus

Matt Chaumont, 49.6610/51.6610.

Sam Bruce, Black Math.

Louise Dibben, Slap happy

21.01.11: This is REAL! life / is communication still possible?

A two week 24 hour 7 day interactive exhibition
Gallery doors open 10am-10pm daily (10pm lock in/lock out for overnight guests)

Dan Bell
Atomiser - Plantation exodust - Aemeba enema - Treasury gas cloud - Spewniverse vs. -
Breacrumbling trail - Folding festy hall - Dread con dense - Division of neighbour - Halve lyfe
Hail spray tan.

Robbie Dixon
Table
Different colour floating balls depending on your mood

Olle Holmberg
Peace ball piece

Greg Humble
BED

Renee Jaeger
(no title) Record player, records, rug and pot plant

Emily O’brien
Dream shower
SLOUCH
Trash bags

Rex Veal
Golden staff issues/ ex hex (shit, sorry)/ empty horizons (with Rohan Whiteley)
Modern lounge sweeat (wetpaint!)
Spylt milk accident (no use)
Kitchen accident

Different colour floating balls depending on your mood, Robbie Dixon

Kitchen accident, Rex Veal. Background: Dan Bell SLOUCH, Emily O’brien

centre: Table, Robbie Dixon

Dream shower, Emily O’brien. Behind: Dan Bell

BED, Greg Humble

18.12.10: Art beat presents:

Repairs, Asps, Make-up-sex, Brett Bancroft & Fabio Umberto

28.11.10: Electro-projections screening, curated by Kate Brown

Featuring video artists:

Clint Enns - Canada
Robin Hungerford - Australia
Leslie Supnet - Canada
Anders Werberg - Sweden
Jessica Tyrell - Australia
Samuel Bruce - Australia
Melanie Menard - United Kingdom
We Ming-Ho - Taiwan
George Tillianakis - Australia

with thanks to electrofringe, This Is Not Art:

THIS IS NOT ART is a platform for emerging
and established artists to show case their experimental screen works. It is held in Newcastle each year and toured internationally to selected festivals, galleries and other venues with screening programs.
http://www.electrofringe.net/2010/

10-12.11.10: A silent auction fundraiser

Thankyou to all the artists who donated such incredible work. It was such a privilege to have such strong work for our first exhibit:

A SILENT AUCTION FUNDRAISER

1. Paul Wotherspoon, E.D.C, 2010. mixed media, dimensions variable

2. Adam John Cullen. T2, 2010. mixed media, 40.5 x 43cm

3. Dan Bell. Swammd gas, hex reduction our,2010. mixed media, dimensions variable

4.Robin Hungerford. Like a hole in the head part 2, 2010. looped video DVD

5 Olle Holmburg. Dare to dream spell-kit, 2010. mixed media, dimensions variable

6.Danny Frommer. Popper popper, 2010. mixed media, dimensions variable

7. Dyana Gray Snakehunter, 2010. oils on acrylic board, 45.1 x 60cm

8.Liang Lusconburg. Film Issues, 2010. oils and acrylic on canvas, 31 x 35cm

9. Darcey Bella Arnold. Hypagogic, 2010. Pencil on paper 70.5 x 100cm

10-13. Bianca Hester. untitled (1-4), 2010. digital prints, 41.8 x 29.2cm

14. Jess Lucas. Untitled, 2010. Acrylic on masonite.

15. Elana Betros. Hold me, 2010. Artists proof 62 x 63cm

16. Jess McIhenney. Untitled, 2010.mixed media. 22.1 x 29.5cm

17. Ramona Angelico. Untitled, 2010. mixed media. 17.6 x 22cm

18. Trevelyn Clay. Gjdysyhdhkd, 2010, mixed media

19. Emily O'brien. Witch with child mask, 2010. mixed media, dimensions variable

E.D.C, Paul Wotherspoon and T2, Adam John Cullen.

Hold me by Elana Betros,

Untitled Jess McIhenney, Untitled Ramona Angelico and Gjdysyhdhkd by Trevelyn Clay with Olle Holmburg's

Dare to dream in the foreground

Snakehunter by Dyana Gray, Film Issues by Liang Lusconburg, Hypagogic by Darcey Bella Arnold and untitled
(1-4) by Bianca Hester with Robin Hungerford's Like a hole in the head part 2 on the monitor in foreground