Thursday, August 7, 2008
Tuesday, February 12, 2008
KUWAII INSTALLATION
At Penthouse Mouse
46 Stanley Street
Collingwood
Launch - Friday 22nd February 2008
MidMouse Party - Friday 29th Feburary 2008
Until - Sunday 9th March 2008
Fashion designer Kristy Barber has invited us to do an installation piece at the launch of her Kuwaii Autumn/Winter 2008 range for the Penthouse Mouse pop-up style shop as part of the L'Oréal Melbourne Fashion Festival Cultural Program. This will be another exciting site specific collaboration, this time with an up and coming fashion designer. It is also great to meet some other amazing new Melbourne artists. We hope you will be able to pop in and check it out!
www.kuwaii.com.au
www.penthousemouse.com.au
The Narrows Window
Friday 21st December - 25th January 2008
We were invited by Warren Taylor to create a window piece for the Narrows while it was closed for the Christmas break. We worked with ephemeral materials like contact, cellophane, masking tape and glad wrap to create a finishing piece to conclude a successful year at our favorite budding gallery THE NARROWS.
http://thenarrows.org
Prato Group Exhibition
Guidare Impare (To look, to learn)
Friday 5th October - 8th October 2007
Both Renee and Merryn did a Semester in Prato, Italy at the Monash University Campus. The students were a part of an Italian Fine Arts Festival where they put together a group show for the people of Prato. We were working directly onto an antique door, which provided some interesting constraints and added a bit of depth to the piece.
Friday 5th October - 8th October 2007
Both Renee and Merryn did a Semester in Prato, Italy at the Monash University Campus. The students were a part of an Italian Fine Arts Festival where they put together a group show for the people of Prato. We were working directly onto an antique door, which provided some interesting constraints and added a bit of depth to the piece.
Open Day at Monash Uni 2007
Sunday 5th August 2007
Group Collaboration with:
Renee Cosgrave
Merryn Lloyd
Dom Sowersby
Sam Martin
This was our next project after RUNT space. We didn't have much notice and it was a bit of a slap and dash affair. We wanted to work with Dom because he helped us out in RUNT and we really wanted to try working with some different artists and materials to see what would happen. It was heaps of fun and a nice and light hearted experiment! The End
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