Era Gallery & Studios

Exhibition space and creative studios in Chippendale, NSW

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'Satisfaction Guaranteed' by Ben Fesselet for the Undercurrent group show. Email [email protected] for purchase enquiries.

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'Running' by Noni Cragg for the Undercurrent group show.

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Sean Waydee's works in the Undercurrent group show. If you're interested in purchasing a work email [email protected]

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UNDERCURRENT

The creative impulse is the undercurrent of the artists life. A group exhibition featuring new work by: Benjamin Fesselet, Bligh Twyford-Moore AKA Total Bore, Sean Waydee, Noni Cragg, Annabelle Wass, Viola Nazario, Peter Fulker, Krystal Le & Scott Owen. Opening Night Thursday 3rd July 6-9pm Era Gallery 1/19-25 Wellington St, Chippendale Entry is through the stairs down the left of the driveway.

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We've had building maintenance keeping us from hosting exhibitions but this Friday I've got work in a show at Damien Minton Gallery. One night only, come down.

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Kids Vanilla group exhibition curated by Jodie Hill and featuring work by Henry Curchod, Jerry Washington, Sally Gottlieb, Lewi Wayling, Billy Bob Coulthurst, Gigi Kesby, Gus Macleod, Billy Bain & Tom Mason.

15th June 2013.

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Paintings & Installations by Ariel Sexton-Shaw aka Loveariel

On Tuesday April 23rd 2013 Era Gallery hosts its inaugural exhibition & Australia’s first solo exhibition of Loveariel.

Opening night 6-9pm Tuesday the 23rd of April; Exhibition continues until Saturday the 27th of April by appointment (pop ins between 10am-6pm on weekends welcome, you never know your luck). Era Gallery; Studio 1, 19-25 Wellington street, Chippendale, NSW, Australia.

Discover artworks that illuminate the Angels, Guides and Watchtowers of the subconscious while on its spiritual quest in search of identity.

Find the nurturing spirituality that is hidden in the darkened areas of one’s psyche.

Loveariel is a Sydney based painter, installation artist and musician. After graduating fine arts in 2011, she spent three months as an artist in residency at Sick Boy Studio in London before studying under John Isaacs, a modern hyper realist sculptor in Berlin. She has since exhibited and toured through the USA with former band DampVamp.

This exhibition aims to reconnect artist Loveariel with the public and the outside world after an incubatory period of darkness and dreaming, inviting visitors into a hidden aspect of Sydney’s young and underground art world, to witness its maturation into the production of works noted for their studious relevance and worth.

Ariel currently works from her Shadowlodge in a beautiful old art deco warehouse in Sydney and fronts her current band FireSaint. Often playing with the themes of love, sex, self-worship and sacrifice, she is inspired by the strength of her muses and their superhuman qualities to transform and survive dark places.

Large scale oil paintings and installations depicting the hidden secrets and studies of lost pagan religion and storytelling, together with energetic characters manifested through the artist’s own meditation and guidance seeking, detail the dark and light elements of the creative spirit. The included structures provoke and encourage contemplation and worship of higher forces around the themes of magic, depression and psychadelia and have been curated in such a way to enable spiritual connection between viewer and subject, thereby facilitating energetic growth and release.