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China Heights has moved, that's right. No more climbing a gazillion floors for art props. No more Foster Street, it's now about the Crown.
The name China Heights came about when the gallery owners Mark and Ed realised that their gallery overlooked China Town - and was really high up. Geddit? Even though the new China Heights gallery is on Crown Street, the name still rings true.
Pre-empting our cry for small bars by opening about a year ago, Mission bravely adopted the mould of a restaurant-come-bar-come-art-gallery. Located on an appealingly innocuous side street, in an old Gothic Revival church sandwiched between former warehouses, Mission channels Lower East Side hidden chic almost too well.
Imagine we could use chroma key greenscreens to get away from it all - just super impose ourselves onto a backdrop of choice, and be gone.
For his installation BAD FAITH, Sydney artist Adam Costenoble drew on ideas of self-imposed exile, transgression from civilization, and the notion of living an independent, self-sustained existence in geographic isolation.
WHAT
5 POCKETS
WHERE
MONSTER CHILDREN GALLERY, 20 BURTON ST, DARLINGHURST
WHEN
WED APR 23, 6.30PM
HOW MUCH
FREE
Give 32 photographers a pair of jeans, brief them with ‘shoot' and you're going to get mixed results. Lucky for Lee, this final cut is pretty beautiful. Featuring the work of photographers such as Derek Henderson, SUMMERWINTER'S Christopher Ferguson, Max Doyle and Scott Lowe, this one marks a nice change to the fashion week chat.
Event: Launch
Stimulus: C
"Don't you wonder sometimes, bout sound and vision?"
So went Bowie's withdrawn lyrics.
Melbourne-based artist John Aslanidis would answer Dave in the affirmative.
Preferring to call himself a sound artist rather than a painter, Aslanidis' work explores geometric abstraction and synaesthesia.
Sydney Non Objective (SNO) is focused, as the name suggests, on the non-objective: art that is not representational and doesn't feature recognisable figures or objects. The factory space has four main gallery rooms and a sound project facility, so they are able to host as many as five shows a month.
'Peloton' refers to a cluster of riders in a bicycle race who help each other by sharing slipstreams.
It's also a little understated shop front space in a Chippendale back street that has been showcasing contemporary experimental work from a vast and varied range of local and international artists since 2004.
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