SALON November 2016
COVER: F., Riot Stage, world premiere. Director Katrina Cornwell Writer Morgan Rose Assistant director Amelia Newman Producer Anna Kennedy Set and costume design Yvette Turnbull Lighting design Matthew Adey Sound design and composer Raya Slavin Stage manager Kate Brennan Peer advisor on gender sexuality and diversity Cecelia Devlin Performers Ross Daniels, Alanna Marshall, Sarah Conroy, Sunny Chiron, Taylor Seagal, Bonnie Brown, Todd Kingston, Izzy White, Jack Zapsalis, Thi Minh Chau (Blair) Phan, Ben van Rijn, Charlie Brown and Elise Louey. Duration approx. 75 mins. Trades Hall, New Ballroom, 54 Victoria Street, Carlton (VIC), 30 November – 11 December 2016. Part of the Poppy Seed Theatre Festival 2016, 8 November – 11 December 2016
Claire Healy and Sean Cordeiro, ‘The Drag’ 2015, Rover P6; 2-channel video. Colour, sound. 28 minutes. Courtesy Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery, Sydney. ‘People Like Us’, Swan Hill Regional Art Gallery, Horseshoe Bend, Swan Hill (VIC), until 27 November 2016
Ling Jian, ‘Dream of the Red Chamber’ 2015, oil on canvas, 180 x 150cm. ‘Views on the Marmara, Views from the Propontis’, curated by Jeremy Gales, ACAF Projects, Contemporary Istanbul, Istanbul Congress Center (ICC) and Istanbul Convention and Exhibition Centre (ICEC), 3 –- 6 November 2016
Natascha Stellmach (AUS), ‘Day 1, Anne’s Letting Go’ 2014, print on Baryta, 40 x 40cm. ‘The Letting Go’, Galerie WAGNER + PARTNER, Strausberger Platz 8, 10243 Berlin (GER), until 19 November, 2016
Hotel Now, ‘What’s Yours Is Mine’, world premiere. Performers and devisors Hayden Burke, Simone French and Tom Halls. Director Yvonne Virsik. Producer Anastasia Ryan. Production designer Owen Phillips. Stage Manager Rikki-Lee Butinar. Photo: Jules Tahan. The Butterfly Club, 5 Carson Place, Melbourne (VIC), 22 November – 4 December 2016. Part of the Poppy Seed Theatre Festival 2016, 8 November – 11 December 2016
Prudence Flint, ‘Wash’ 2015, oil on linen. Reproduced courtesy of the artist and Australian Galleries. Winner of the 2016 Len Fox Painting Award, Castlemaine Art Gallery, 14 Lyttleton Street, Castlemaine (VIC), until 31 December 2016
Glenn Barkley, ‘IwishIwaswhereIwouldbe’ (vase) 2016, earthenware, 41 x 56 x 16 cm. Courtesy the artist and Utopia Art Sydney. ‘GLENN BARKLEY: itsallright’, Utopia Art Sydney, 2 Danks Street Waterloo (NSW), until 19 November 2016
David Hashimoto & Gabrielle Bates, ‘Illuminatrope’ 2016. Wollombi Sculpture in the Vineyards 2016, the Hunter Valley NSW. The free public exhibition is open 10am – 5pm, 7 days a week. Sculptures will be displayed in the village of Wollombi and Stonehurst Cedar Creek, Wollombi Wines, Wollombi Village Vineyard, Undercliff Winery and Noyce Brothers Wines. All works are for sale. Until 4 December 2016
RELEVANT SITES
– poppyseed.net.au
– gallery.swanhill.vic.gov.au
– contemporaryistanbul.com
– galerie-wagner-partner.com
– castlemainegallery.com
– utopiaartsydney.com.au
– sculptureinthevineyards.com.au
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