art

– art journal/magazine

- design/art collective
- inparticular their work for Tsumori Chisato Ad Campaign

CampusFrance, a major tool in the knowledge economy

Darren Knight Gallery, Flinders Lane

The Craft Victoria mission

- Gallery Library at NGV International - ASK AT DESK.

Good for limestone and native plants. interested in artists and sometimes have part time work available

Time article (October 24th, 2005) Art on the Street. Photo essay on some of the better known International street artists including WK Interact (germany), Skewville(New York) and many more. nice photo's

Calligrammes are poem’s made into images

Guillaume Apollinaire:
French (August 26, 1880 - November 9, 1918), was a French poet, writer, and art critic.

Openings for showing emerging artists

Wed – Sun, 12 – 5pm

re:place 2007: on the histories of media, art, science and technology.

The Second International Conference on the 
Histories of Media, Art, Science and Technology


Location: Haus der Kulturen der Welt, Berlin
Dates: 15-18 November 2007

ART RESOURCES
The following web resources links are come from the Schoolsnet Art mailing list archives. These URLs have been submitted by art teachers across Australia. If you have some regular port of calls or great online art websites we would welcome these additions to share with colleagues. You can send your URLs to renee@schools.net.au

The AHRC is the first and foremost tool for art historical research on the internet. It shares key resources and methods of online research so that art historians can find the resources relevant to their work.

Established April 1995 Update May 2007. Today Google is everyone's main research tool on the Internet, but this specific resource is still a good place to learn what the Internet has to offer art historians. My short essay "The Internet as a Research Medium for Art Historians", written then for novices, is still widely cited and its concepts are still very much relevant. The AHRC is also of interest as the earliest major effort to get fellow art historians interested in using the Internet for research, and so it has a place in art history and in Internet history.

Brits Art & Promotion
Eltham, VIC

Mahoneys Galleries
68 Hardware Lane

Mahoneys Galleries exhibits emerging to established contemporary Australian artists and Aboriginal artists from the Western Desert region of central Australia.

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David Blum, Casals and The Art of Interpretation, University of California Press; New Ed edition (October 7, 1980)

David Blum, (1935-1998) was principally known as conductor of New York's Esterhazy Orchestra.

Nicholas Baume (Editor), Super Vision , The MIT Press (October 1, 2006)

- exploring art in the new era of technology. The new field of vision, showing artists who use mapping and survellience to speak of society and art today.

Meghan Dailey (Author), Norman Rosenthal (Author), USA today, the Saatchi Gallery. , Royal Academy of the Arts (February 1, 2007)

- retrospective of U.S artists today
- issues concerning practising art as well as three essays on US art

Site to help artists deal with centerlink. Lots of information about their policies.

1/12 Waratah Place, Melbourne
contact: Lisa Raddford
email: tcbincart@yahoo.com

Location and opening hours

Seventh Gallery is located at 155 Gertrude Street, Fitzroy, Melbourne

Gallery opening hours are Tuesday - Saturday 12-6pm

Opening night celebrations are every second Tuesday 6-8pm

General enquiries

Ph: +61 3 9663 8009
Email: info@seventhgallery.org

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Staff contacts

Director
Matthew Gingold - matt@seventhgallery.org

Deputy director
Simon Macewan - simon@seventhgallery.org

Treasurer
Emma McRae - emma@seventhgallery.org