End of Year Festivities and Frivolities…

Just in time for the end of the Mayan Calendar, the QLD Centre for Photography will be hosting the first public exhibition of ‘The Greatest Story Ever Told 2’.

This series was completed late last year and was written as a look at contemporary pop culture in the guise of a Hollywood Bible Epic.

It is a wonderful coincidence for me to be showing this series at this time and I hope you can all get a long to see the work in the flesh. (Try to make it before the 22nd of December, just in case my telling of the prophecy is wrong…)

Many thanks to all who contributed to this epic work and I look forward to seeing you there with Jean and Cordelia in tow.

For more information on the work, please visit http://www.holygreencow.com

Cheers

Ian

 

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Bundaberg Regional Art Gallery

Just got the program and Invite for my exhibition and opening night frivolities  🙂

It looks like a big week in Bundy that week. Can’t wait. The gallery is going all out to make the exhibition a blast!!’

There’s the interactive iPhone tour of my work in the gallery, that should be interesting… I’m yet to record the interviews…

Then there’s the opening night Sci-fi Mash Up to celebrate my THEY CAME series.

oh deary me…  :p

(the 2 page spread in the program)

(the Invitation)

Prometheus Art Award

Kitty Revenge 2 Finalist in the Prometheus Art Award 2011

 

Well it wasn’t a win at the Awards, but it was a great night. Thanks to Clarissa Bones for coming along and getting me in the T2 lane 🙂

I have to admit… It was humbling to be chosen as a finalist. There was so much work I just loved!! 2 in particular that I would have bought on the spot, if I’d won the $15,000

The award was one by someone from Uni too. So I was one of two from QCA Photography. That was pretty cool too.

Luckily, the winning work contained NO ADVERBS…

:p

Opening night details…

For details check out the facebook invitation or visit C Gallery

Cataclysm.. redux and exhibiting in December 2010

Following some sage advice from the director of the QCP (Maurice Ortega) a decision was made to revamp the Cataclysm series into a new format which sees it as more of a collection of political commentaries on Australian society.

Thankfully the change has brought immediate rewards, with a number of images being selected to appear in the Pine Rivers Regional Art Gallery this December. As part of the SNAP! photographic exhibition being held there December 3 – 24.

It should be a fantastic exhibition and a great chance to debut these new images. Check out the new stuff here.

Cataclysm will be added to on a monthly basis, or whenever I feel the need to say something. At this stage, only the three new images are up there so check back every now and again to see what’s new.

Get on down to the QCP too (cnr Cordelia and Russell sts South Brisbane) and support the best local talent in photographic art!!!

Got the Zinc Cream?

God Save the Governor General

Second Coming

Exhibition Dates at the QCP

Just got confirmation of the first big exhibition of 2010 for the They Came series. It’s being helf at the QCP (Queensland Centre for Photography) cnr Russell and Cordelia Sts South Brisbane.

Opening night is Saturday 21st August and all are welcome. The exhibition runs from 21st August to the 19th September.

The limited edition prints will be on sale at the gallery.

‘They Came’ Exhibition Confirmed!!

Just been approved to exhibit at the prestigious Queensland Centre for Photography (South Bank)
Opening night is the 21st August and closes the 19th September.

More information as it comes to hand. All welcome!!!

On Exhibition

Holy Green Cow is currently on exhibition in Melbourne with the Linden Postcard Show.

Held at the Linden Centre for Contemporary Art on Acland st St Kilda (Victoria).

http://www.lindenarts.org/postcard.php

To be there or not be there. That is the question.

I’m there is the answer.

Live action

From the P is for… Opening night.

Shot courtesy of Laura Bird.

First Exhibition

Here’s an image of the ‘They Came‘ prints in their first exhibition.

P is for… was held at Joshua Levi Galleries at Woolloongabba Brisbane on Sunday the 6th of December 2009.

It was a huge success for all the great young photographers involved with many prints selling on the night.

More photos from the actual night to come…