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Not long now starting to prepare for drop off to @redlandartgallery #redlandartgallery #drepression #brisbaneportraitprize #boxcopy #moretonbayarts #emergingartist #artexhibition #joannebraddyart (at Australia) https://www.instagram.com/p/B1CyIHHgorL/?igshid=12onw077wo2ru
Drawing by Joanne braddy 2019 #joannebraddyart #drawing #brisbaneartists #boxcopy #melbourneartscene #contemporaryart #gallerycurator #emergingartist # https://www.instagram.com/p/BywFRyTAMFN/?igshid=1th559yplghbn
When to @boxcopy opening. Event on Saturday amazing art and I love the walk in silent in rain very moving wow. #boxcopy #artexhibition #artexhibition #contemporaryart #brisbaneartists https://www.instagram.com/p/BygWU05gBVl/?igshid=inqnhxzwjjgu
Cigdem Aydemir | I won’t let you out of my sight
Time: 6.00pm - 9.00pm Date: 14th November Place: Boxcopy, 282 Petrie Terrace Brisbane
Award winning Sydney artist Cigdem Aydemir has been exhibiting her work across Australia and the world. On Saturday the 14th of November Boxcopy will be hosting her work in a one night only special event. Using the veil as a central point to build off of, Aydemir playfully criticises and deconstructs notions of power in areas of colonialism and feminism. Creating a space to allow us all to question our cross-cultural and gender relations. For more information see the Facebook event here: https://www.facebook.com/events/151168395236453/
FEMMO | Elvis Richardson and Virginia Fraser
Time: 6.00pm - 8.00pm Date: October 2nd Place: Boxcopy Art Gallery, 282 Petrie Terrace
On Friday October 2nd, Boxcopy will host the opening of FEMMO. This exhibition features artists Elvis Richardson and Virginia Fraser who have collaborated to make, according to the Facebook event page, “a so-far fictional publication FEMMO ™” which “imagines a world where feminism is central to, and informs, every topic.” The opening night starts at 6pm, and there will be an artist presentation on Saturday October 3rd, at 3pm. For more information, go to the Facebook event page: https://www.facebook.com/events/138452539836446/
