Apainting - Sam Howie

Opening - 12:00 AM - Thursday, 4th of October

Artist Talk - 6:00 PM

Running - 4 Oct 2012 - 20 Oct 2012

For this exhibition I will be looking to create a single site-specific sculptural piece that will take up a large portion of the room. I hope for this work to be somewhat representative of my practice, as a hybrid that sits somewhere between painting and sculpture. In this case, the work presents itself as a sculpture whilst still remaining firmly rooted within painting tradition.

Sam Howie is an emerging Adelaide-based visual artist who works primarily with paint. He holds a Bachelor of Visual Arts (Honours) from the University of South Australia (2010) and a Bachelor of Visual Arts and Applied Design from Vizarts, TAFE SA (2008). His work was selected for inclusion in the Hatched 09 National Graduate Exhibition at the Perth Institute of Contemporary Art and the CACSA Contemporary: New South Australian Art (2012). Sam's solo exhibitions include The Turnout (Project Space, CACSA, 2009), Decomposition (Format, Adelaide, 2011) and Apainting (FELTspace, Adelaide, 2012). Group shows include exhibitions at the Australian Experimental Art Foundation, Helpmann Academy Graduate Exhibition (2009 and 2011), FELTspace and the Contemporary Art Centre of South Australia. Sam was also included in the FELTspace GOLD: A Survey of Emerging Contemporary Art Practice in South Australia 2011 publication. 


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Jul 2010

Substance - Sam Howie

Opening - 12:00 AM - Thursday, 8th of July

Artist Talk - 6:00 PM

Running - 8 Jul 2010 - 24 Jul 2010

Sam Howie is an emerging Adelaide based visual artist who is currently undertaking his Bachelor of Visual Arts (Honours) at the University of South Australia. Sam Howie completed a Bachelor of Visual Arts from VizArts O'Hallaran Hill TAFE in 2007, since then Sam has exhibited in the Perth Institute of Contemporary Art (as part of Hatched National Graduate Exhibition), the Australian Experimental Art Foundation, Helpmann Academy Graduate Show, and the Contemporary Art Centre of South Australia.

Tom Squires has been working with words on page for the past six years. Before then he made a series of paintings/objects. The work included in this exhibition is the key text produced during this writing period (late 2003 - 2009). The work is an image of the world, or total situation, as through the eyes of * an idea of a zero point of art (which itself takes as its model the idea of parallel universes taken to the point of nothing in particular). Tom is currently working on a large scale painting/object based work, which is based on the last work and suicide of an untranslated nineteenth century German philosopher.

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