Galerie pompom was recently awarded a Small Business Grant from the City of Sydney, and we’d like to acknowledge this valuable support. These funds will be used towards ongoing promotional projects, such as our video interviews with artists in their studios, and advertising in local art publications.
Vicky Browne features in Caleb Kelly’s ‘Tangible/Intangible: The Sound of Sculpture’, the new issue in the STATEMENTS essay series commissioned by The Govett-Brewster Art Gallery. The publication looks at sculptural practices that employ sound as a medium and includes examples from a diverse range of international artists.
Photo: Felipe Olivares
Please join us on Saturday 13 June 3-5pm, when Hayley Megan French will be in conversation with author Felicity Castagna. Hayley and Felicity will discuss the suburb as home and the home as both a reflection of who we are and a projection of who we want to be.
Listen to the talk at this link.
Photo: Jacquie Manning
The third in our series of videos profiling pompom artists in their studios – Galerie pompom presents Genevieve Felix Reynolds.
Watch the video here
We are thrilled to announce that Galerie pompom now represents Nuha Saad.
Photo: Docqment
Congratulations to Jess Bradford who is a finalist in The Churchie Emerging Art prize, to be shown at the Institute for Modern Art in Brisbane. The finalists’ exhibition and prize announcement takes place late 2020.
Photo: Garry Trinh
The second in our series of videos profiling pompom artists in their studios – Galerie pompom presents Chris Dolman.
Watch the video here
The first in our series of videos profiling pompom artists in their studios – Galerie pompom presents Andrew Sullivan.
Watch the video here
Elvis Richardson’s work is currently on view in the group exhibition ‘CONCRETE: art design architecture’, at Australian Design Centre until 18 March 2020, and touring nationally until 2022.
Photo: Rhiannon Slatter
Nuha Saad is a finalist in the Tom Bass Prize. Juniper Hall, Paddington, 6 – 22 March 2020.
Photo: Docqment
Andrew Sullivan’s solo exhibition Survey into the Cretaceous is on view at Wagga Wagga Art Gallery 23 November 2019 – 26 January 2020. The exhibition next tours to Maitland Regional Gallery, opening in November 2020.
Photo: Tayla Martin
Choreographer Lee Serle in collaboration with Shelley Lasica and Rhiannon Newton will present a performative response to Todd Robinson’s sculptural installation Gentle resistance at 2pm on Saturday 14 December 2019.
