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Our new home in chippendale!

Kaleidoscope Gallery closed its Danks Street doors last year, noting a shift in the art scene – Waterloo had seen vast change with some big names leaving the district. Kaleidoscope committed to ensuring the best exhibition spaces for its artists, chose Chippendale, an area … Read More

New Contemporary Abstraction

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KALEIDOSCOPE’S LATEST GROUP SHOW OPENS 16TH MAY 2013

These contemporary artists now based in Sydney are united in their art practice by a crystalline way of imaging the world around them. Their painting explores the medium of paint, its surfaces and interior meanings.

Kaleidoscope Gallery is committed to the exposure and exhibition of committed emerging to mid career artists from Sydney and beyond, presenting them in a professional and flexible environment, matching artists with art lovers across all art forms.

Exhibition opens Thursday 16th May from 6- 8.30pm in our brand new location 30 O’Connor Street Chippendale. Exhibition concludes 28th May 2013.

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Life//Dark – Light//Death – Group Show

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This our second group show for the new chippendale gallery and looks to explore the polarities of concepts and constructs in human experience. In particular, light – dark, life – death.

Opening reception Thursday 2nd of May 6 – 9pm, closing on Sunday the 12th of May. See Brad Robson painting live in the gallery on the opening night.

Artists include: Kristine Ballard, Matt Chilby, Daus von Roe, Brad Robson, Sam Mitchell Fin, Alan Harris, Neil McCann, Johnny Kovacevic, Alexandra Louise Lederman and Ceara Metlikovec.

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Guy Morgan’s new solo show Nebula Evolution

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Kaleidoscope Gallery is very pleased to announce 2013 Archibald Prize finalist, Guy Morgan’s new solo show Nebula Evolution and More will open to the public on Thursday 11th of April 2013.

The works in this collection (paintings and videos) bring into view elements of nature that are known to exist but are invisible to the naked eye. Guy questions our senses of spatial relationships and magnification. He draws us in to find unexpected colour, imagery and likenesses.

Inspired by and derived from laws of physics, this current body of work celebrates a collaboration of movement and pigment – combining the intentional with the accidental. Reproducing the effects of gravity, light, matter and space and referencing studies into such phenomena, the Nebulae Evolution series produces luminosity and inspires retinal activity. Discover how Guy’s paintings challenge human physiology and psychology, playing with perceptions and surprising your expectations.

These works, due to sheer size and detail, reference the sublime – moving beyond the aesthetic into the realms of the physical and the experiential. The series has universal, cross-cultural appeal and aims to inspire the viewer to question their own perceptions of spatial relationships, colour and reality.

Nebula Evolution and More opens Thursday the 11th of April from 6-8:30pm at Kaleidoscope Gallery’s new location, 30 O’Connor Street, Chippendale 2008

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Eclection // exploring the relationships between divergent works of art

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KALEIDOSCOPE’S LATEST GROUP SHOW OPENS 21ST MARCH 2013

Eclection seeks to explore the juxtaposition between the works of a disparate group of up and coming Sydney artists. Can abstraction, architectural drawing, portraiture and plein air landscapes work together or do they form discordant relationships? Find out at Eclection.

Artists: jason foote, sue severino, tony wild, cameron hollands

Kaleidoscope Gallery is committed to the exposure and exhibition of committed emerging to mid career artists from Sydney and beyond, presenting them in a professional and flexible environment, matching artists with art lovers across all art forms.

Eclection opens Thursday 21st March from 6- 8.30pm in our brand new location 30 O’Connor Street Chippendale. Exhibition concludes 2nd March 2013.

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33 Degrees – Opening show

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Artist: Anya Brock
Title: DO I ALWAYS SAY IT ALL THE SAME
Size:124.5CM X 94CM (framed)
Year: 2013
Medium: Acrylic on canvas
Price: POA
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Artist: Anya Brock
Title: YOU BE YOU AND I’LL STAY ME
Size:104CM X 104CM (framed)
Year: 2013
Medium: Acrylic on canvas
Price: POA
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Artist: Dion Horstmans
Size: Dimensions variable
Year: 2012
Medium: Metal
Price: POA
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Artist: Dion Horstmans
Size: Dimensions variable
Year: 2012
Medium: Ply
Price: POA
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sam

Artist: Sam Mitchell Fin
Size: Dimensions variable
Year: 2012
Medium: Neon
Price: POA
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Artist: Shannon Crees
Size: 100cmx100cm
Title: Safari
Year: 2012
Medium: Mixed media on canvas
Price: POA
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Artist: Shannon Crees
Size: 150cmx150cm
Title: Menagerie
Year: 2012
Medium: Mixed media on canvas
Price: POA
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Artist: Simon Bernhardt
Size: 60cmx60cm
Title: Electro Magnetisch Radiation Plate 1, 2 and 3
Year: 2012
Medium: Limited edition of 3, Kodak Professional Endura Metallic VC Colour archival print
Price: POA
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johnny

Artist: Johnny Kovacevic
Size: 50cmx40cm
Title: Subconscious structure 1 and 2
Year: 2012
Medium: Oil on board
Price: POA
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Artist: Makatron
Size: 100cmx100cm
Title: Untitled
Year: 2011
Medium: Acrylic on canvas
Price: POA
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Artist: Brad Robson
Size: 60cmx90cm
Title: Not drowning, waving
Year: 2013
Medium: Acrylic on canvas
Price: POA
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Artist: Brad Robson
Size: 50cmx40cm
Title: Untitled 1 and 2
Year: 2012
Medium: Acrylic on board
Price: POA
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michelle

Artist: Michelle Zlatkis
Size: 15cmx21cm
Year: 2013
Medium: Ink on paper
Price: POA
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Artist: Mark Elliot Ranken
Title: Pulse
Year: 2013
Medium: Oil on canvas
Price: POA
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Opening group show

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33 Degrees is an exhibition that is a celebration of line, perspective and designed to be a showcase of strength within the Sydney visual arts scene. 12 artists will be hand selected for their contribution to their chosen medium, exhibiting works that are indicative of their practice. From photography, to installation, to painting and sculpture all forms are represented to not only showcase the breadth of talent that exists within the strengthening Australian art scene it is also a marker of the new chapter in Kaleidoscope Gallery’s journey – our third space, bigger and better than ever before.

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