Past News: 2010
 

SCA Postgraduate Degree Show

 

 

Group Show 

8 to 15 December 2010

Wednesday, 8 December, 6-8pm

Sydney College of the Arts, Balmain Road, Rozelle

Postgraduate degree show.  I will be exhibiting works from 2 recent performances, Life takes place on foot; and One day I think I'll lend a hand, but right now I need a new plasma TV.

Life takes place on foot

 

Performance

Saturday, 16 October, 2010

12.30pm to 1.30pm

Meet at the Archibald Fountain, Hyde Park Sydney

In this performance people will pretend to be cars that will be 'driven' in highly populated pedestrian zones.  Four people positioned in the same way that tyres are placed on real cars, wearing the same coloured clothes pushing tyres with their hands will represent each 'car'.

If you would like to participate in this performance, please email me at: stschwenk@yahoo.com.au

Major sponsor: USU

 

 

 

 

Published Article

 

Publication of article

Performosis and participatory performance art

Art Monthly, October 2010 Number 234

Gallery Representation in NSW

 

 

I am now represented by Artereal Gallery, in NSW

747 Darling Street, Rozelle

The workers' lift

 

 

Solo Show

27 August to 5 September 2010

Friday, 27 August, 2010, from 8pm

The Glass Cube, Oxford Art Factory

The workers' lift, (a 6 minute single channel DVD with sound)




Lethbridge 10,000 

 

 

Group Show

22 May to 5 June 2010

Saturday, 22 May 2010, from 6pm

Lethbridge Gallery, 146 LaTrobe Terrace Brisbane

This is a new juried art competition open to national and international artists for small-scale artworks.

Love and Loss 

 

 

Solo Show

4 to 17 May 2010

Tuesday, 4 May 2010, 11 to 1pm

Art2Muse Gallery, 475A New South Head Rd, Cnr Bellevue Rd, Double Bay

Love and Loss are two of our most vital emotions:  you can't really experience Love without knowing the fear of Loss, or know Loss without experiencing Love.  

The paintings and works on paper in this show look at the double-sidedness and inseparability of these everyday, life-shaping emotions.

 

Radio Interview: 2SER

 

Radio Interview

10am, Thursday, 25 March 10

Radio Station 2SER

I will be on the air on 2SER's art's programme, talking about my latest show with radio presenters: Priscilla Bourne and Caitlin McGregor.

Cover of mX


 

Boots for Rising Waters on the front cover of mX

Tuesday, 23 March 2010


Boots for Rising Waters performance at Artereal Gallery

 

 

A special thanks to all those involved.





The world is made up  of unfinished stories

 

 

Solo Show

3 March to 3 April 2010

Wednesday, 3 March, 2010, from 6pm

Artereal Gallery, Darling St Rozelle, Sydney

Life is made up of moments, which we try to give a beginning and an end.  We don't know what happened before or after the moment, but we try on the basis of those fragmented stories to understand the world.

Each of the works in the show looks at the relationship between performance and the everyday, and reflects upon the significance and beauty of commonplace activities and spaces.  Some works simply capture a moment, and others show socially based interventions I have directed that have been performed in the urban landscape of different cities by local participants, with a fun and light-hearted approach.

On opening night, a performance of Boots for Rising Waters, will see women modelling gumboots with black stilt-like fixtures on their base.

Linden Postcard Show

 

Group Show

6 February to 27 March 2010

Wednesday, 6 February, from 11am

Linden Centre for Contemporary Arts, Acland St, ST Kilda, Melbourne

This exhibition showcases small contemporary artworks.

 Acquisition of work

 

 

The workers' lift, (a 6 minute single channel DVD with sound) has been acquired by the Gold Coast City Art Gallery, as part of the Stan and Maureen Duke Gold Coast Art Award.  





Stand and Maureen Duke Gold Coast Art Prize


 

 

Group Show

12 December 2009 to 14 February 2010

Saturday, 12 December, 2009, from 6pm

Gold Coast City Art Gallery

An acquisitive art award and exhibition open to all forms of art media except photography. The judge this year is Andrew Frost.