Screen Space in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia | Non-profit organisation

Screen Space

Locality: Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

Phone: +61 3 9012 5351

Address: 30 Guildford Lane 3000 Melbourne, VIC, Australia

Website: http://www.screenspace.com/

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24.01.2022 Video Art Call-Out! Channels Festival are inviting artists from around the globe to submit recent video works for their 2019 Video Visions program. They are interested in works that push formal, conceptual or political boundaries; works that are risky and experimental; works that are critical, engaged and relevant to our time. A curated selection of works will be chosen for inclusion in the 2019 Video Visions program during their forthcoming 2019 Festival. Submissions close 31 May 2019. To apply visit the Channels Festival website. http://channelsfestival.net.au/get-involved

23.01.2022 Tania Smith's exhibition at May Space continues to the 12th of May, if you are in Sydney: http://www.mayspace.com.au/details.php?exhibitionID=534

20.01.2022 Frances Fleetwood has curated an exhibition of Sydney and Melbourne video artists at CTRL+SHFT Collective (Oakland, CA)! A great collection of artists, including Jacqui Shelton, Nikki Lam , Zoe Scoglio and Eugenia Lim.

18.01.2022 Boxcopy i s accepting proposals for 2018, due by thel the 15th of October!

17.01.2022 If you are in Brisbane, Jarrod Van Der Ryken is exhibiting new work at Boxcopy, opening tonight!

13.01.2022 This group exhibition at SEVENTH Gallery includes Anastasia Booth and Caitlin Franzmann (who both had video works exhibited at Screen Space), among an exciting collection of artists, continuing to evolve 'Netherworlds'; an exhibition with previous iterations at Firstdraft Sydney and The Walls. Opens next Wednesday. Definitely worth checking out if you are in Melbourne!

13.01.2022 Christopher Handran (who exhibited at Screen space way back in 2012) is exhibiting new work as part of Shopfront, organised by Kuiper Projects. the work is on view in a shopfront in Anzac Square Arcade, Brisbane.

12.01.2022 Jessie Scott has just launched a Pozible campaign to assist in printing and distributing her book, The Coburg Plan! This isich is the culmination of over six years documenting this suburb in Melbourne's north and its rapid (re) development. The work continues the thenmes of Scott's 'Death Watch', which was exhibited at Screen Space in 2012. Heaps of great rewards for supporting, plus an easy way to pre-order the book: https://pozible.com/project/the-coburg-plan-book

12.01.2022 Baden Pailthorpe's Pitch Deck is now open Kuiper Projects in Brisbane. Baden collaborated with Screen Space as the curator of 'John Gerrard: Exercise Djibouti' (2014) and 'Military Vision' (2013).

07.01.2022 Channels Festival are looking for a new artistic director to deliver the 2019 festival! Full position description here: http://channelsfestival.net.au//artistic-director-pd-2018_

05.01.2022 Clare Rae has an exhibition opening at Centre for Contemporary Photography on Thursday the 22nd of March. Clare's new work is in conversation with, and will be exhibited alongside, work by Claude Cahun. Clare's work is also on view at ACCA - Australian Centre for Contemporary Art, as part of 'Unfinished Business' until the 25th of March. http://www.ccp.org.au/exhibitions.php?f=Gallery_1

05.01.2022 New work from Tess E. McKenzie is among the exhibitions opening next week at SEVENTH Gallery!

02.01.2022 Final week to get your submissions into Video Visions, part of Channels Festival 2019. Due 31 May, 2019: https://filmfreeway.com/ChannelsFestival

02.01.2022 Experimenta Media Arts have opened their latest Triennial of Media Art at RMIT Gallery, which includes work by Keith Armstrong and Antoinette J. Citizen amongst an exciting selection of existing works and new commissions.