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Exhibition opening times:
Saturday 6th of August,
10 am – 4 pm
Sunday the 7th of August,
10 am – 2 pm
To view and purchase artworks from this exhibition scroll to the end of this webpage or visit the gallery before Sunday the 7th of August.
The team behind ABC television’s docuseries ’Space 22’ have collaborated with Artereal Gallery to present a unique fundraising exhibition.
Gracing the gallery walls for a limited time only, the pop-up exhibition will be short and sweet and is the perfect opportunity to support Black Dog Institute and its research into Mental Health Awareness and Management.
Featuring artworks by the ABC Space 22 participants, Archibald prize winners Wendy Sharpe and Blak Douglas, multi-Archibald nominees Abdul Abdullah and Laura Jones, and our very own Noula Diamantopoulos – an Artereal artist who featured prominently in Space 22 as the psychotherapist and artist.
All proceeds from the artwork and ticket sales will be donated to the Black Dog Institute. Also included in the exhibition are artworks by Artereal artists Patrizia Biondi, Lionel Bawden, Sam Holt, Owen Leong, Ebony Russell and Louise Zhang as well as award-winning artists Jason Phu, Belem Lett and Caroline Rothwell. Artereal would like to thank the community of artists for their generous donations.
If you haven’t yet seen Space 22 it can be
viewed here.
To donate directly to Black Dog Institute
please click here.
All funds raised will be allocated to Culture Dose For Kids a program run by Black Dog Institute.
Abdul Abdullah represented by Yavuz Gallery.
Blak Douglas courtesy of the artist.
_Ego__Death_Growth_NFT 01/02/03 commissioned by These Lads Are Mental.
Laura Jones represented by Olsen Gallery.
Melanie Jai represented by Audrey Fine Art.
Belem Lett represented by Edwina Corlette Gallery & James Makin Gallery.
Jason Phu represented by Station Gallery and Chalkhorse.
Caroline Rothwell represented by Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery.
Wendy Sharpe represented by King Street Gallery.
Stuart Spence represented by Nanda\Hobbs.
Edward Trost courtesy of the artist.
All prices are in Australian dollars and inclusive of GST. Framing (unless otherwise specified) freight and shipping costs not included. Please contact the gallery for assistance with freight and shipping. Prices are correct at the time of publication but may be subject to change without notice. Art Money and other payment plans are unable to be used for this exhibition.
For sales enquiries email: info@artereal.com.au
The Gravity of the Situation (Fall Guy - Cell Division Black Lodge)
acrylic on gesso on MDF (hand cut with a jigsaw)
95 x 65 x 2.5cm
Check Mate
12 colour pigment print / 310 cotton rag
59.4 x 42cm
(paper size / unframed)
Legless
oil, gesso on 245gsm Stonehenge paper
87 x 68cm (framed size)
frame donated by FX Art & Framing
Transitional Object 3
gypsum, bronze, smoky quartz, marble, jadeite, polyurethane resin, black glitter, beeswax, acrylic pearls, shells, found objects, studio detritus, 24kt gold leaf, limewash wood frame
44.5 x 32 x 6cm (framed)
We can be heroes
digital print on cotton rag paper
42 x 59.4 cm
(paper size / unframed)
with thanks to Tim Bauer (photographer)
ed 1 & 2 (SOLD)
further editions available
Museum 2
aquatint, blind emboss
and copper on BFK Rives 250gsm paper
Ed 13/15
76 x 56cm
(paper size / unframed)
Heidi Hoops with an extra Head
27 x 20cm (image size)
54 x 46cm (framed size)
Antarctica Approaching Storm
12 x 17cm (image size)
26 x 31cm (framed size)
The Manly Man
digital photograph
91 x 121cm
(paper size / unframed)
with thanks to David Charles Collins (photographer)
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