Showing posts with label ARO Gallery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ARO Gallery. Show all posts

Monday, July 30, 2018

July Winter - Fashionable Art & Street Fashion Roundup

So much art, so much fashion and so little time to select, edit and present the pictures in a way that does justice to all those involved.. Oh what a torrid story. Actually I have become obsessed with a new camera technique and it's taken over most of my brains editing space! But not completely. Winter has had some great shows and these pictures are from my most recent art excursions. Absolutely loved Caroline Gibbes  first exhibition, Turning Heads at ArtHouse Gallery. Fashion wit and lovable ceramics all done with impeccable style (just like Caroline herself). How wonderful it would be to see, fashion vision of creativity more closely embraced in Australia - where I think it's often considered a dirty world! There are more shows and text following, so do scroll down - and horizontal pictures are now clickable to view larger - so enjoy, what a great art winter its been.
Ceramic heads with waving hands by Caroline Gibbes - Photography by Kent Johnson. Photography by Kent Johnson.
Hello - Can you See me! 

Ceramic Dogs heads by Caroline Gibbes - Photography by Kent Johnson.

Yes it's been cold - So apparently an off the shoulder jacket is the new thing - quite sensible in Sydney too, where there is never anywhere to hang your coat anyway! Seen at King on William and China Heights.
Greay parka worn off the shoulders with black crew neck jumper, fawn chinos and work  boots. Photography by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
Mustard parkka worn off shoulder with black leggings with white stripe. Photography by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
Anne Lynam at her show LOOK.  Photography by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
Anne Lynam, whom I consider a personal friend is having one of her amazing photography shows - LOOK at ARO Gallery. The works so good you can't even be jealous and the pictures are as mysterious as Anne! Go take a look for yourself.
Harrie Fasher - Studies in bronze and steel - at King on William Gallery - Photo by Kent Johnson.
While you are still on William Street head up to see the amazing Iron and Bronze 'Horses' by Harrie Fasher - Studies in bronze and steel - at King on William Gallery.

Portrait of Tanja Bruckner photographer with artist Steve Tierney - Reflected at China Height Gallery. Photo by Kent Johnson.
Tanja Bruckner with artist Steve Tierney - Reflected at China Heights Gallery.
If it's Friday it must be China Heights - I'm surprised my first blog post from China Heights was not until May 2010 (SFS launched late 2008); simply because hanging out at shows at CH and taking photos there was certainly part of the impetus for creating Street Fashion Sydney. And as I have said to many people many times - Street Fashion Sydney was started to show people that creative things DO Happen in Sydney, you just need to show up and join in. Last Friday night at CH was certainly no exception, great art on show from Brooklyn Whelan and Steve Tierney, and plenty of style on show too. My hat goes off to the Directors of China Heights Gallery and the amazing way they have steered the space and continue to show innovative art that's not the mainstream commercial gallery scene.
Black jumper jeans ankle boots and soft leather bag. Photography by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
Neon cloudscapes of Brooklyn Whelan at China Heights Gallery - Photography by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
Coats and hats on show along with the Neon cloudscapes of Brooklyn Whelan at China Heights Gallery - Photography by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
Scarf and Hair in sliver and magenta colours, silver backpack. Photography by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
Fringes, hair styles seen at China Heights Gallery. Photography by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
Digital native biding their time - Photography by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
Leopard print coat, womwn prepare to enter the white cube of the China Heights Gallery space. Photography by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
A young girl views art from a mans shoulders in a colourful tulle skirt. Photography by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
A variety of boots - Photography by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
Unique layering of lace shirt under a belted vest, jeans and a leather stockmans hat. Photography by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
Fabric artworks at M Contemporary gallery - Photography by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
Fabric artworks by Cameron Stead at M Contemporary Gallery
Red sweatshirt with slogans - Seize the day - Photography by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
orange felt hat, tights, olive winter jacket, same orange beer can in hand. Photography by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.

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Kent Johnson, Sydney, Australia.
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Wednesday, July 20, 2016

About Art Last Night - 4 in a Row on William Street..

Not that I am counting.. but really, is there anywhere else with an art scene as vibrant as Sydney has? It is a real question as I am not art-scene world-wide savvy enough to answer it myself - though I do hear there is never enough time to see what Berlin has to offer - it seems to me to be the same here. Strobed listed 7 openings and there were two shows I attended that were not on that list.. Art last night saw the launch of a new ARI space ARO gallery with a group show at 51 William Street, the city end. Of course the gallery in a car park, Alaska (maybe named as such because its so cold in Winter) now has a space Alaska Projects on, you guessed it, on William Street too, 73-75 though it has been going for a while now. 16 (5 artists) curated by Bradley Vincent. You didn't need to guess where either gallery was. A visible phalanx of people out front of both spaces only about 50 meters apart looked like a human bar graph saying Art Here! Heading back towards the Cross King Street Gallery on William (at 177) was showing Jenny Sages wonderful sculptural paintings/drawings.. On the Memory of the Imagination. Then up and over the Potts Point side 220 Creative Space (its above the bookshop) was showing Still/Dynamic. And that is just last night, it's been a very busy week, more already seen and yet to come so stay tuned for more over the weekend.. Now enough of the words, it's art it's about looking, so here's the pictures about art last night.

VOGUE - Karl Lagerfeld Tee Shirt, ARO Gallery opening, Street Fashion Sydney photographed by Kent Johnson.
ARO Gallery opening night - street view - Street Fashion Sydney photographed by Kent Johnson.
ARO Gallery opening night.
ARO Gallery opening night Street Fashion Sydney photographed by Kent Johnson.
ARO Gallery opening night crowd - Street Fashion Sydney photographed by Kent Johnson.
Street view at Alaska Projects - Street Fashion Sydney photographed by Kent Johnson.
Street view at Alaska Projects
Art crowd at Alaska Projects - Street Fashion Sydney photographed by Kent Johnson.
Winter womans style with colour. Street Fashion Sydney photographed by Kent Johnson.
People and reflections at Alaska - Street Fashion Sydney photographed by Kent Johnson.
Striped shirt afro and overalls. Street Fashion Sydney photographed by Kent Johnson.
KSGOW street view. Street Fashion Sydney photographed by Kent Johnson.
Artist portrait of Jenny Sages at King Street Gallery on William. Street Fashion Sydney photographed by Kent Johnson.
Artist portrait of Jenny Sages at King Street Gallery on William.
Art works by Jenny Sages, king on William gallery. Street Fashion Sydney photographed by Kent Johnson.
Jenny Sages in conversation, King on William. Street Fashion Sydney photographed by Kent Johnson.
Art crowd, 220 creative space. Street Fashion Sydney photographed by Kent Johnson.
220 creative space. Street Fashion Sydney photographed by Kent Johnson.
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Kent Johnson, Sydney, Australia.
0433 796 863