“Continuing his exploration of subterranean Sydney, recent National Art School graduate Oliver Hopes finds poetry and psychological depth in these C-type photographs that also reveal a Caravaggesque knack for balancing darkness with light”

Michael Fitzgerald
Sydney Morning Herald

DRAINS 2

Great review of Oliver Hopes’ DRAINS 2 in Concrete Playground

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Oliver Hopes
DRAINS 2
Head On Photo Festival
until May 29

A Kunstkammer of Tortoises

Karen Choy
ceramic sculptures

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press for DRAINS 2
The Art Life
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Theatre Royal, Sydney
from August 14

Freud’s Last Session centres on legendary psychoanalyst Dr. Sigmund Freud, who invites a young, little-known professor, C.S. Lewis, to his home in London. Lewis, expecting to be hauled over the carpet for satirizing Freud in a recent book, soon realizes Freud has a much more significant agenda. On the day England enters World War II, Freud and Lewis clash on the existence of God, love, sex and the meaning of life – only two weeks before Freud chooses to take his own.

Set and Costume Design by Mark Thompson

Freud’s Last Session won the Best Play Award from the Off Broadway Alliance 2011 and Best Set design Award Chicago 2012

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short film | THE MAKING OF… EUGENIA IVANISSEVICH
by Ildiko Peter
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Eugenia Ivanissevich
MFA Photography, Royal College of Art, London
NEW TALENT
1-26 June 2013
Robin Gibson Gallery

See some of Terry’s sculptures in Tom & Ben’s garden in the Southern Highlands

Gardening Australia 6 April 2013

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Erwin Fabian
RECENT SCULPTURE
until 1 May
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Erwin Fabian in Limelight April 2013.pdf

Opens tonight 6-8pm
Erwin Fabian
RECENT SCULPTURE

an online exhibition by Simon Fieldhouse

These recent paintings represent a change from my traditional architectural paintings done over the past twenty years. I was originally a cartoonist for many years before exhibiting at the Robin Gibson Gallery. My first cartoons were published in “ Honi Soit” at University of Sydney where I studied then in Nation Review, The Bulletin and Cleo among other journals.

Hopefully these latest paintings indicate that even Superheroes have everyday lives not so dissimilar to our own. They all have hopes and aspirations, disappointments and expectations we all understand. They can be frail and sensitive just like you and me.

Simon Fieldhouse
February 2013

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