Jim Howson Exhibition: Curlewis (Bellarine Peninsula) 9 January (open 6.30 pm) to 31 January 2010: ASV member solo exhibition entitled “Growth is a Journey” is reported at Leura Park Estate, 1400 Portarlington Rd, Curlewis. His web site is www.jimhowson.com.au
Toorak Village Sculpture Exhibition: Entries by 31 January 2010: Exhibition 1-31 May 2010:
Contemporary sculpture works is exhibited in the shop windows and sidewalks of Toorak Rd each year. Both small/medium size entries for shop windows and large entries to be bolted to footpath. Prizes of $5,000 $2,000 $1,000 for the most innovative works.
Exhibition enquiries 0438 542 713. See www.toorakvillage.com.au
Leonardo da Vinci Exhibition, Southbank: to 31 January 2010: We popped into Queensberry Square today to visit the exhibition of Leonardo‟s works. Queensberry Square is on Southbank near the foot bridge with the sculptures running along the top. It can be accessed from the Flinders Street Station underpass Elizabeth St entrance. Exhibition is entitled Anatomy to Robots. Fabulous! Thoroughly recommend that all sculptors visit this beautifully presented exhibition. There are paintings, sketches, working models of his inventions and….real-life
7 exhibits of the human body and how Leonardo found out how it works. Absolutely fascinating. What a man!
Exhibition 9.00am 9.00pm daily. …Bronwyn Culshaw
The Ian Potter Centre: NGV Australia: Federation Square: to 7 February 2010: The 2009 Clemenger Contemporary Art Award, a triennial exhibition and award, is on display. This is the final exhibition in the series of triennials established by Joan and Peter Clemenger through a generous gift to the NGV in 1991, and conceived as an invitational event. Each participating artist was provided with an honorarium to supplement expenses associated with creating new work. Providing this support in the research and development stage enabled artists to benefit by pushing work in unforeseen directions. Ah Xian has been awarded the 2009 prize of $50,000 for his work Concrete Forest. It represents 36 beautifully executed concrete human busts, each delicately imprinted with the foliage of different plant species. Telephone 8620 2222 See
www.ngv.vic.gov.au/media/mediaReleases/148/display
McClelland’s French Gallery: to 7 February 2010: Sculptures and Drawings of Rick Amor: Surrounded by dramatic mural scale black and white drawings, a tableau of Rick Amor‟s mysterious and exotic bronze figures.
www.mcclellandgallery.com Tel 9789 1671.
McClelland’s Murdoch Gallery: to 7 February 2010: Sculptures, paintings and photography from Australian art, ranging from the Colonial era, through early Modernism to the inspiring examples of the present. The exhibition includes Bertram Mackennal, C.D. Richardson, in elegant contrast to the masculine hyper-real detail of Ron Mueck and Sam Jinks.
www.mcclellandgallery.com Tel 9789 1671.
The Ian Potter Centre: NGV Australia: Federation Square: to 28 February 2010: Ricky Swallow exhibition includes recent sculpture created since 2004 and water colours. An Australian living in Los Angeles, Swallow represents people by their possessions in everyday life.
Telephone 8620 2222 www.ngv.vic.gov.au/rickyswallow
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