At just 24, Julia Clarke has decided both art and comedy are her obsessions and she has combined them in a stunning exhibition at the Urban Cow Studio producing around 20 portraits of Australia’s really funny people. 4K
Tag Archive: Fringe 2011 Visual Arts Reviews
Feb 28
FRINGE: Buskers of Adelaide – Matt Carty 3.5K
Matt Carty has attempted to undertake an archival historical recording of some of the colorful characters that light up our streets. The shots are rendered in beautiful rich black and white which give focus and ambiguity to the frames and a depth of richness all at once. 3.5K
Feb 26
FRINGE: Helpmann Academy Grad Exhibition – Drill Hall – 4K
This is a quality exhibition and adds to the Fringe’s reputation as genuine visual arts festival in its own right to partner SALA. 4K
Feb 26
FRINGE: Into The Fringe – Gary Cockburn – Adel Town Hall – 4.5K
Cockburn seeks to ‘capture as much of the energy, beauty and passion of the Fringe as possible’ and he achieves that admirably again. His photographs drip with beautiful colours (his reds a feature), are infused with skilled use of light and carry subtle use of mood and motion to lift what may otherwise be considered mundane. 4.5K
Feb 24
FRINGE: The Visibility Project – Light Square – 2.5K
Lovely images of our new and indigenous youth, pity about the method and cost of facilitating us seeing them. 2.5K
Feb 18
FRINGE: unnaturally – Naturally – Jam Factory – Visual Arts
Certainly worth the extra lingering time when visiting Blyfield but not in the same league. 2.5K
Feb 13
FRINGE – Visual Arts – Julie Blyfield 1990-2010 – Jam Factory
With most items exhibited up for sale, the search for a Valentine’s or other treat could well end happily at the Jam Factory with a Ms Blyfield piece affixed to a blouse or hanging resplendent behind a jacket.
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