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Artbank

Locality: Waterloo

Phone: +61 1800 251 651

Address: 222 Young St 2017 Waterloo, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.artbank.gov.au

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25.01.2022 Last week, we installed two knock out works at Melbourne based design studio Nose to Tail's new HQ in Cremorne. A new acquisition by George Howlett features alongside a sculptural work by Melbourne based artist Louise Paramor. We acquired Howlett's work as part of the Artbank Roadshow in 2019. Get you applications in for the Adelaide Roadshow now! Link in bio @louise_paramor @george.h.howlett @nose.to.tail @sophiemoshakis ... Image credit: Louise Paramor, Wild Card #4 (Tiger), 2013, plastic and fibreglass. George Howlett, Getting Square, 2018, neon, synthetic polymer paint on canvas.

24.01.2022 Artbank is celebrating 40 years of supporting Australian artists! We thank our artists, clients and industry supporters. In a precautionary measure that considers the current public health situation, our showrooms in both Sydney and Melbourne will be closed to the public until further notice. We understand there will be some difficult times ahead and want to reassure that Artbank will continue to support our artists and industry. As we practise social distancing, we encoura...ge our community to enjoy our collection of over 10,000 artworks online, along with a bunch of artist interviews, videos and exciting digital content. We are currently undertaking a huge website development project which will allow us to get even more arts content to our audience. Watch this space for even more Artbank! New website is coming soon. Link in bio . . . . . Artbanknkau #artbank #australiancontemporaryart See more

22.01.2022 Artbank is turning the BIG 40 in August! As we are not able to have the big party we had planned to celebrate this milestone, we would like to invite you all to wish us a digital happy birthday! We know there are many of you out there that have had artworks acquired, taken part in our exhibition programs, enjoyed Artbank artworks via our leasing program and have been big supporters of Artbank. We would love to hear from all of you!!! Please send us a digital birthday messag...e! You can record a video on your phone or simply send an image along with a message. Please email to [email protected] or send via facebook We will turn all these messages into one big digital birthday card to congratulate Artbank on 40 years of supporting Australian contemporary art!

22.01.2022 "To be human is to experience, give expression and share who we are in this epochour humanity and world, we are all in this together, and it really is a tiny b...lue planet in a massive universe. We are all we have, let’s celebrate, value and cherish this gift." - Lydia Miller, Executive Director of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Arts. Join us tomorrow to celebrate the outstanding impact of ten First Nations artists at the 2020 First Nations Arts Awards. Tune in live: https://www.australiacouncil.gov.au//national-indigenous-/

22.01.2022 Artbank has always relied on its community of supporters. From Graham Sturgeon's spirited founding leadership, Artbank has seen itself on the coal face of the arts in Australia. As both an artist support program and as a leasing outfit we have sought out a wide spectrum of collaborators and friends from the outset. As part of our 40th anniversary year we spoke to a few of the people who helped shape Artbank into the program it is today. Lindy Lee was first acquired by Artban...k in 1991 and her artworks remain some of the most important and celebrated works in the collection including being loaned for 'Lindy Lee: Moon in a Dew Drop,' a major survey exhibition @mca_australia We spoke to her about her practice and what it meant to be in the Artbank Collection. To read more subscribe to our newsletter. Link in Bio "One of the essential threads in my work concerns my split identity as a Chinese-Australian artist. This question of 'split-ness' is also an intrinsic part of the Australian psyche. The essence of Australian society is multiracial and culturally diverse. Having work like mine in the collection means that Artbank recognises the importance of presenting this diversity. Artbank needs to be 'broad and eccentric' otherwise it would be a very hollow group of works." . . . . . Lindy Lee, 'Life of Stars,' 2018, Adelaide Biennale, Adelaide, Photograph: Saul Steed @lindylee.13 Lindy Lee, Three vital seals, 1997, Photocopy, synthetic polymer paint on paper on board

22.01.2022 Nancy Nyanjilpayi Chapman works alongside her sisters at Martumili Artists, located in the East Pilbura. Chapman depicts the Kalaru (samphire), an edible native succulent whose black seeds can be ground to create flour and made into damper. In this work on paper, Chapman utilises the softness and fluidness of the gouache material to create a loose interpretation of the arla (salt lakes) and lyinji (clay pans) where the Kalaru grows. . . . .... Nancy Nyanjilpayi Chapman Kalaru, 2018, Gouache on Arches paper #knowmyname See more

19.01.2022 Our wonderful friends at ACE Open Adelaide will be hosting Artbank for the Adelaide Roadshow. Unrepresented artists based in Adelaide make sure your application is in by this Sunday 14 March 2021! Interviews to be held at ACE Open on 21 April 2021. Link in bio

16.01.2022 Every workplace needs a giant red button! Artbank art technicians Jack and Matt just installed this one at our client Vivienne Court Trading along with a fabulous selection of works from the Artbank collection. . . .... . Image: John Turier, 'Little Red,' 2011, Rosewood and hoop pine plywood and enamel paint

14.01.2022 One from the Artbank archives! Artbank's 1982 Christmas party with Artbank logo ham! Wishing you all a happy and safe holiday period. We are signing off until January 4 2021.

13.01.2022 Artbank turns 40. To celebrate we are launching a new website! Coming soon....

11.01.2022 Artbank recently worked with our long-standing client Greenway Chambers to curate and install a new selection of works for their Sydney Chambers. Artbank Art Consultant Carey Corbett collaborated closely with the Greenway Chambers Art Committee to select 18 Artbank artworks spaning three floors, with major works by John Beard and Nyunmiti Burton featuring alongside some old favourites such as Jon Campbell's - Kebabs, a fabulous neon that Greenway Chambers have enjoyed lightin...g up their lunch room for a number of years. . . . . Image: John Beard, Iron, 1989, Oil and synthetic polymer paint on canvas, Nyunmiti Burton, Jennifer Ingkatji, Ngayuku Nguru - My Country, 2018, synthetic polymer on linen, Luke Roberts, Arrival, 2009, Archival inkjet print, Christopher Langton, Untitled, 2007, Digital print on PVC, Jon Campbell, Kebabs, 2006, Neon, enamel on composition board and acrylic See more

10.01.2022 Artbank recently loaned our resident huntsman to @johncurtaingallery for 'Everything is True,' a survey exhibition of sculptural work by Abdul-Rahman Abdullah. Our registration team packed a specialised crate to fit all 8 legs of this larger than life creepy crawly! We will miss him haunting our entryway! You can read more in Artbank's newsletter - out now! Link in our bio to subscribe. .... . . . Image: Abdul-Rahman Abdullah, 'Among Monsters,' 2017, Stained wood and glass @abdul_rahman_abdullah @johncurtingallery #artbankonloan See more

08.01.2022 Artbank have loaned a very special video work by artist Katthy Cavaliere (1972-2012) to the @nationalgalleryaus for the wonderful ‘Know My Name’ exhibition on now! The longing for a sense of home in the face of displacement was a recurring theme in Katthy Cavaliere's multidisciplinary work. All the symbolic or literal imagery of the home that characterised her overall practice was distilled in this, one of her final works, through the 'nest' created from her late mother's clo...thes. Shot on Super 8 film, nest depicts the artist forming the mound of clothing at Clovelly Beach in Sydney before sitting naked, in the nest, and facing off against the ocean from a rocky cliff. . . . . . . Image credit: Katthy Cavaliere, 'nest,' 2010, Digital video from Super 8 film, Duration: 6:10 mins #knowmyname #5womenartists @nationalgalleryaus #katthycaveliere See more

08.01.2022 Guess where our next Roadshow will be! That’s right Sydney it’s your turn and we will be hosted by the wonderful @parra_artiststudios There’s only a few days left to apply for the 2020 Artbank Roadshow in Sydney! Submit your application by 11:59pm AEST Sunday 8 March to potentially be part of Australia’s largest collection of contemporary art. Link http://artbank.gov.au/roadshow/ . . .... . . #emergingartists #Artbank #artbankau #Sydneyartist #contemporaryart #ArtbankRoadshow Parramatta Artists' Studios See more

07.01.2022 2020 - Congratulations everyone for getting through it! We all deserve a trophy Here are some by one of our favourite artists Nicholas Folland. Happy New Year and best wishes from Artbank! .... . . . . . Image: Nicholas Folland, 'Trophy Series,' 2006,Tin, wood and found jar lids #happynewyear #2020 #artbank40

07.01.2022 Today we celebrate National Reconciliation Week with one of our newest acquisitions by Peta Clancy entitled ‘ Fissures in Time 2’. Peta Clancy is a descendent of the Bangerang people from south-eastern Australia. Her practice is focused on uncovering hidden histories of colonisation, using a combination of analogue and digital photographic techniques, she layers time both past and present. Artbank acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of Country throughout Australia and wou...ld like to thank the many Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Artists whose vibrant artworks bring such richness and strength to the Artbank collection. . . . . . . Image credit: Peta Clancy, ‘Fissures in Time 2’, 2017, Inkjet pigment print. #NRW2020 #InThisTogether2020 @peta.clancy @acp.photo @dominikmerschgallery @ballaratfoto @monash.arts @mga_photography #artbank See more

04.01.2022 Make you contemporary art dreams come true! Artbank new website now live! Link in bio . . . .... . . Artwork details: Claudia Nicholson, ‘All I have are dreams of you,’ 2017, digital video durations: 6:56 min @claudia_nicholson #Artbank40 #claudianicholson See more

04.01.2022 With thunder-stroke and rain is now open to view by appointment at the Artbank Sydney showroom. The exhibition features two significant works by Nogirra Marawili entitled Baratjala, a place connected to the sacred lightning snake. Artbank has taken appropriate measures to ensure physical distancing and all government guidelines are followed to ensure the safety of our visitors and staff. To make an appointment to visit our Sydney showroom please contact Artbank Sydney... [email protected] Telephone +61 2 9697 6000 . . . . . Featured Artists: #NogirraMarawili, @roy.ananda, #Bininuwuy, @tonygcurran, @marleydawson, #MiraGojak, #NewellHarry, @tinahstevenski, #LouiseHearman @george.h.howlett @lisamjoness, #PeterMondjingu, #JoyitaNamulu, #AnneNeil and #JimmyNjiminjuma.

04.01.2022 The first issue of Artbank Unpacked is out now! Celebrating Artbank's 40th year of supporting Australian Contemporary Art. Unpacked is a monthly newsletter that unwraps, unpacks and opens the Artbank racks to show our friends and followers a bit of a behind the scenes look at Artbank Australia’s own contemporary art leasing collection. subscribe now link in bio... . . . . . . . Sign up to our Artbank newsletter Link https://www.artbank.gov.au/#subscribe Image: Elizabeth Gower, Scatter, 1989

02.01.2022 Saturday August 8, 2020 marks the 40th anniversary of Artbank, one of the largest and most diverse collections of contemporary Australian art in the world. The Australian Government founded Artbank in 1980 to support living Australian artists through the acquisition of their work, and to promote the value of Australian contemporary art to the broader public through a public leasing program. We take this opportunity to thank the many gallerists, clients, staff and most of all ...artists, who have helped Artbank to build this unique national collection over the last forty years. We look forward to 40 more years of supporting Australian contemporary art! Big thanks to everyone who sent in their messages we will be sharing the longer videos on our website and social media in the coming weeks! Keep sending them in!