Monique Morter
From Open Clouds
Official Opening 6-8pm Thursday May 18 2023
May 18 – June 10 2023
Jacob Hoerner Galleries
1 Sutton Place
Carlton 3053
Naarm / Melbourne
Open
12-5pm Wed- Sat
(& by Appt)
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For further information / inquires
info@jacobhoernergalleries.com
+ 61 (0) 412 243 818
Andrew Sibley
PERSPEX – 1974-1979
Official Opening 6-8pm Thursday April 20 2023
April 20 – May 13 2023
Jacob Hoerner Galleries
1 Sutton Place
Carlton 3053
Naarm / Melbourne
Open
12-5pm Wed- Sat
(& by Appt)
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ARTIST PROFILE
Dr Vivien Gaston
“Andrew Sibley’s works in Perspex and bas-relief demonstrate his persistent concern to investigate the process of seeing. Sibley invents a visual world ambiguously poised between painting and sculpture, a kind of drawing in three dimensions in which layers of space resonate and interact with painterly ambiguity. He exploits the tensions between the veils and layers, fogging up the visual field at the same time as flourishing a slippery quality of paint that is dragged, wiped and split across surfaces with a surreal spontaneity.”
Excerpt from the Exhibition Catalogue for Andrew Sibley – The Beautiful Human Zoo at the Monash University Museum of Art (2004)
Perspex – 1974-1979 runs April 20 – May 13 2023
For further information / inquires
info@jacobhoernergalleries.com
+ 61 (0) 412 243 818
Andrew Gritscher
YOUR TEMPLE IS A JUMPING CASTLE LOST IN THE ETHER
Official Opening 6-8pm Thursday March 23 2023
March 23 – April 15 2023
“All my work has over the years in one way or another been collaged, cut and pasted, made of remnants & collections. Maybe a reflection of my artistic upbringing & influences or of the over informed, over influenced age we find ourselves in. We live day to day, apart from trying to process our own thoughts & feelings, in a surf of information, influence & inspiration. The influx is overwhelming and hard to avoid. Art has come to reference itself endlessly, sometimes this is all it does. Music is full of sample heavy construction, film, writing etc. we are all collaging in one way or another from the world around us or the world that has been.
Part of the intrigue & interest of work now is to find its source material. As a clearer meaning of a work may be found in its ingredient rather than its outcome.
These pictures are collaged, smashed collided in thematics, meaning, stories, imagery then turned upside down, sideways, back to front, inside out, shaken, eroded, erased, inverted – any which way in order to try obfuscate, avoid or transform the meaning still on display. Perhaps a reflection of not wanting to again confront the ideas and thoughts collected over the past few years – which have been anything but pleasant. Or trying to find something more positive among it. Something akin to a homeopathic remedy, where the cure is found within the cause.”
Andrew Gritscher| March 2023
Your Temple is a Jumping Castle lost in the Ether runs March 23 – April 15 2023
For further information / inquires
info@jacobhoernergalleries.com
+ 61 (0) 412 243 818
