Flux Thursday: July 11, 2013
Thursday, July 11th, 8pm+ FREE Join us for Flux Thursday, our monthly potluck and art salon, birthday-style! Dinner starts at 8pm, with presentations and screenings to follow at 9:30.
Jacobus Capone
Jacobus Capone is a Perth based emerging artist working within durational performance, installation, painting and video. His work continually has an emotional and humanistic sensitivity, and centers around the desire and constant effort to integrate all action into the wholeness of one lived experience.
Make It ‘Til You Break It: Electronic Art
June 28th thru July 20th We'll explore the tools & techniques involved in the creation of hybrid audio and visual artworks with emphasis on tactile interaction and the experimental use (or mis-use) of common technology and re-purposed equipment.
EARTH I MAN I EARTH
Opening: Saturday, June 22, 5-9pm Exhibition dates: June 23, 12-6pm, June 27 – 28, 6-9pm; June 29, 12-6pm In his solo exhibition at Flux Factory, Alex Young presents EARTH∣MAN∣EARTH - a constellation of objects, ephemera and video resurrecting the spirit of integrated mega-scale world planning in an effort to postulate a new social structure for the early 21st Century.
Hyperallergic — June 17, 2013
"What is the Economic Monster of Our Time?" by SARAH WALKO Read the original here.
Piero Passacantando
Piero Passacantando, CEO of MyNerva, a collaborative center for artistic research, dialogue and production exploring corporate structures.
Flux Thursday: June 13, 2013
Thursday, June 13th, 8pm+ FREE! This month Flux Thursday turns its attention to artists and creators, from across the globe, who are working outside of their home country. Borderless, organized by Flux Artist-in-Residence Marco Castro, will take over the Flux kitchen and roof to create a multi-course and multi-sensory feast.
Loney Abrams
Loney Abrams is an artist, curator, and critical writer living and working in New York. Her practice locates the internet as an exhibition space and an alternative to institutionalized or market-driven curatorial praxis.
Kitty City Recap
On June 1, Kitty City was inaugurated during a festive ribbon cutting ceremony involving 24 cats, 18 school-aged kids who helped build the city, and hundreds of visitors lined up to interact with the inhabitants. Kittens explored the thriving “meowtropolis” made entirely out of salvaged materials, finding places to leap, stretch, slumber and just be adorable in peace.
Hyperallergic — June 10, 2013
"Cats Take Over the Art World" by JILLIAN STEINHAUER Read original here.