#exhibitionreview

Review by Koulla Roussos

Jun 4, 20203 min read

Exhibition review: ‘Burning hearts’, Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory (MAGNT)

Art Monthly Australasia, Issue 324 Winter 2020 pp. 52-53 Arresting the touristic gaze: Therese Ritchie and the art of representation in a...

Review by Koulla Roussos

Oct 7, 20195 min read

Shit that I Like

What is it to look, to see, to discern an image that is as dark as a moonless night? I came across a work on the weekend when without any...

Review by Koulla Roussos

Sep 13, 20194 min read

Liss Fenwick, Grim Purpose, DVA 30/8/19-13/9/19

The first thing one notices about Liss Fenwick’s Grim Purpose, is the imposing size of the photographic prints. From a distance the...

Review by Koulla Roussos

Jun 25, 20196 min read

Eileen Song, Cliffside, on violence as a work of art

I met Eileen Song a few weeks ago at the Roma Bar to chat about her exhibition “Cliffside” showing at Darwin Visual Arts. I wanted to...

Koulla Roussos

May 16, 20193 min read

Rob Brown, The Plum Spanky, a solo exhibition of new works, Mayfair Gallery, 10 May 2019

Darwin has a strong cultural heartbeat. Its beginnings can be traced to creatives who have come and gone and to many who remain, their...

Koulla Roussos

Oct 8, 20181 min read

Exhibition review: Talitha Kennedy, Palpable Voids, Mars Gallery 27 Septemb

Talitha Kennedy formed her distinctive style in Darwin. She cuts and she moulds and she stitches and she shapes into black leather the...

Review by Koulla Roussos

May 22, 20183 min read

The Complexity of Contemporaneity

The complexity of contemporaneity: Franck Gohier at MAGNT Koulla Roussos, Darwin Published in Art Monthly, Issue 307, May 2018 ‘A...

Koulla Roussos

Dec 3, 20171 min read

Utopie Radicali, Oltre L’Architettura Firenze 1966-1976, Palazzo Strozzi, 20/10/17-21/01/18

Today we left Florence but ensured we caught this formidable exhibition at the Palazzo Strozzi- Utopie Radicali, Oltre L’Architettura...

Review by Koulla Roussos

May 21, 20174 min read

Matthew van Roden, you train your child

“... Do not let us despise the word. After all it is a powerful instrument; it is the means by which we convey our feelings to one...