
A solo exhibition by MINUS SPACE artist Gilbert Hsiao.

February 5 - March 12, 2011
MINUS SPACE is delighted to announce the exhibition Kyle Jenkins: Sunken Treasure. This is the Australian artist’s first solo exhibition in the United States and it will feature a new site-specific painting installation.
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Billy Gruner, Punk Painting – Sound Installation, 2010 October 15 – November 7, 2010 Curated by Billy Gruner of SNO in Sydney, Jan van der Ploeg of PS in Amsterdam and Tilman of CCNOA in Brussels. UND 6 – INTERCONTINENTAL is a group show of international artists exhibiting at Schwartz Gallery working within what could broadly be described as non-objective contemporary art. Organised by artists-curators Tilman, Jan Van der Ploeg and Billy Gruner, it is [...]
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Tags: Adrian Macdonald, Alex Lawler, Alma Tischler-Wood, Andrew Leslie, Australia, Belgium, Billy Gruner, CCNOA, Clemens Hollerer, Colombe Marcasiano, D.J. Simpson, Frank Ammerlaan, Geoff Lucas, Giles Ryder, Greet Billet, Ingrid Maria Sinibaldi, Jan van der Ploeg, John Adair, Judith Duquemin, Justin Andrews, Kyle Jenkins, Lynne Eastaway, Marita Fraser, Michael Duffy, Michelle Grabner, Paul Morrison, PS, Rachel Park, Ruark Lewis, Sarah Keighery, Schwartz Gallery, Sean Shanahan, Sebastian Wickeroth, Sophia Egarchos, Suzie Idiens, Sydney Non Objective, Terry Haggerty, The Netherlands, Tilman, Tom Benson, United Kingdom, Ward Denys

Works from the 25 – 25 IS (2010) on the floor at SNO (l to r, t to b) Tilman, Tallman, Heerkens, Hallard, Hsiao, Arts, Voskuil, Winkler, Andrews, Roux, Dahlhausen, Van Der Graaf, Deleget, Van Der Aa August 7-29, 2010 Solo Installations Guido Winkler & Iemke van Dijk 25 -25 IS Box The 25 – 25 IS box contains work of 25 artists at 25 x25 cm. The edition consists of 75 boxes. Available at [...]
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Tags: Alexandra Roozen, Arjan Janssen, Australia, Billy Gruner, Brent Hallard, Chris Ashley, Christoph Dahlhausen, Clary Stolte, Gilbert Hsiao, Giles Ryder, Guido Winkler, Henriëtte van 't Hoog, Iemke van Dijk, IS Projects, Jan Maarten Voskuil, Jasper van der Graaf, John Tallman, Jose Heerkens, Justin Andrews, Leopoldine Roux, Linda Arts, Matthew Deleget, Rene Eicke, Richard van der Aa, Sanne Bruggink, Sarah Keighery, Sydney Non Objective, The Netherlands, Tilman

Douglas Witmer, Things Mean a Lot at the Time, 2010 Acrylic on unprimed canvas, 20 x 24 inches March 4-27, 2010 Blank Space Gallery presents Ring The Bells Anew, an exhibition of recent paintings by Douglas Witmer. This is the artist’s third solo show in New York, and his first with the gallery. Over the past decade, Witmer has gained increasing attention for his uniquely distilled sensibility related to his paintings’ surface and color. His [...]
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Tags: Australia, Blank Space, Bus-Dori, California, Douglas Witmer, Gallery Siano, Goshen College, Japan, M55, P.S.1, Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, Pharmaka, Sydney Non Objective, The Painting Center, University of Dayton, University of Maryland, Vittorio Colaizzi

Francesca Mataraga, Abstrakt Painting, 2009 November 18-28, 2009 Francesca Mataraga presents her new work Abstrakt Painting at Factory 49. Abstrakt Painting consumes the gallery space with colour, combining canvases with objects, fluorescent lights, painted walls and mirror, unifying the space through the use of objects as abstract forms. In this expansive new work Mataraga explores the possibilities of three-dimensional painting in contemporary practice. A Sydney based artist, Mataraga has exhibited work in the Tim Olsen [...]

Installation view September 5-26, 2009 A Linear Construction is Andrew Gutteridge’s new optical intervention. The installation expands the field of abstraction through a numerical and linear response to the interior architecture of Conical. The gallery space is divided and mapped out through a series of lines constructed from black elastic cord. These lines dissect the space and create a physical disruption to the Gallery. As the viewer moves through the space they will have to [...]

This is the first time that Turner Galleries has shown the work of well-known local artist Trevor Richards. Trevor’s practice comprises painting, sculpture, installation, architectural interventions and video. This exhibition presents a new series of paintings and three dimensional works which allude to architecturally modelled space. Trevor is widely recognised for his formally structured, minimalist approach to painting that is informed by his sustained engagement with a limited range of colours and an admiration for the [...]

Jurek Wybraniec, Surrogate (Pillow-like template for despair, Blue + Pink combo 1), 2009 Enamel on vinyl, 40 x 40 x 9 cm SNO 50 Fundraiser – Silent Auction Over 50 Australian & Internationals All bids finalized at 5pm, Sunday, July 26, 2009. All bids enter at $100, with no reserve. Viewing throughout July. Opening reception: Saturday, July 4, 3-6pm Bids can also be placed via an online form at www.sno.org.au or in person at SNO centre at: [...]

February 2009
MINUS SPACE is pleased to present an exhibition of new work by New York artist Linda Francis. Francis will show a single painting conceived in three parts for the project space.
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Tags: American Academy of Arts and Letters, Art in America, Art Press, Artcritical.com, Artforum, Artnet Magazine, Arts, Ben La Rocco, Ben Shahn Gallery, Condeso/Lawler Gallery, Damon Brandt Gallery, David Shapiro, Equitable Collection, Flash Art, Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, Galerie Ghislain Mollet-Vieville et J.P. Najar, Gallery Janet Kournatowski, Gallery Per Sten, Hal Bromm Gallery, John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation, Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art, Ken Johnson, Leubsdorf Art Gallery, Linda Francis, Louisiana Museum of Modern Art, Matthew Deleget, Michael Brennan, Michael Zahn, MIT List Visual Arts Center, National Endowment for the Arts, New Arts Program, New York State Council on the Arts, New York Times, Nicholas Davies Gallery, Nordjyullands Kunstmuseum, P.S.1, Paul Cezanne, Philip Morris Collection, Rainer Maria Rilke, Rogaland Kunstmuseum, Rogalund Kunstmuseum, Sarah Moody Gallery of Art, Sarah Moody Gallery of Art / University of Alabama, Schlumberger Collection, Sydney Non Objective, Terra Foundation, Tiffany Bell, Yve-Alain Bois
Work by Billy Gruner June 7-29, 2008
Daniel Göttin, Shift, 2007 Site specific installation, wallpainting, adhesive textile tape, aluminium panel different sizes November 2 — December 2, 2007 SNO 33 features installations by Daniel Göttin (Switzerland), Matt Shoemaker (USA), and a collaborative project by Salvatore Panatteri (Australia) and Kjell Bjørgeengen (Norway).
Kyle Jenkins, Urban Geometry #187, 2007 Acrylic on canvas, C-Type and wooden frame, collage and wooden frame, dimensions variable Vicente Butron, No. 220, 2007 Oil on canvas, 157.5 x 122 cm each Vicente Butron, No. 220B, 2007 Serigraph, 72.0 x 50.0 cm (available for the audience to take) October 5 — November 4, 2007 SNO’s 32nd installment includes the following exhibitions: * Vicente Butron (Sydney) * Kyle Jenkins (Toowoomba) * Shifting Trends: [...]
September 15-29, 2007 Curated by Daniel Argyle, the exhibition features artists Vicente Butron, Lynne Eastaway, Billy Gruner, Kyle Jenkins, Sarah Keighery, Melanie Khava, Andrew Leslie, John Nixon, Salvatore Panatteri, & Tony Triff.

August 3 - September 2, 2007
A group exhibition surveying reductive strategies by artists living in and around New York City. Each artist will present a single work, as well as an open letter to the artist community affiliated with Sydney Non Objective.
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Tags: Andrew Huston, Australia, Bibi Calderaro, Daniel Feingold, Daniel Levine, Don Voisine, Douglas Witmer, Edward Shalala, Escape from New York, Gabriele Evertz, Gilbert Hsiao, Juan Matos Capote, Julio Grinblatt, Karen Schifano, Kevin Finklea, Li Trincere, Linda Francis, Lynne Harlow, Manfred Mohr, Mark Dagley, Matthew Deleget, Michael Brennan, Michael Zahn, Richard Bottwin, Robert Swain, Rossana Martinez, Sharon Brant, Soledad Arias, Steve Karlik, Sydney Non Objective, Sylvan Lionni, Zipora Fried
April 6 — April 29, 2007
introduction Tilman has stated that his art has completely moved into the three-dimensional realm, and that his use of and response to architecture requires finding a balance between various environments and the objects that he makes and situates in these environments. Inspired by everyday objects and structures, his goal is to present and represent light using color and form, which is mediated through the objects he makes, the structures in which the objects are located, [...]