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News and editorial for the Brenda May Gallery covering exhibitions and/or artist features. Please click on the links to view the full article.

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A Moment With Todd Fuller

Pen & Paper Issue 9
July 2011
sixtoeight

Todd Fuller is a fat bald man in a bunny suit. Not really, he is actually a twenty two year old graduate of the National Art School who now works as a curator, teacher and artist. ...more

Lust in Waterloo

SX Magazine
July 2011

A stellar group of artists take on the concept of 'lust' in a stunning exhibition curated by Gordon Elliott at Brenda May Gallery in Waterloo. ...more

Draw out the inner beast

Metro Art - Sydney Morning Herald
24 June 2011
Andrew Frost

'A Marvelous Transformation' stitches fantasy and reality together, writes Andrew Frost. ...more

Artnotes

Art Monthly
July 2011
Leah Haynes

Todd Fuller, 'Lust' 2011, showing in 'Lust', a group exhibition at Brenda May Gallery from 5 to 30 July, curated by Gordon Elliott. ...more

Carol Murphy

Art Market Report
May 2011

Brenda May Gallery, 2 Danks Street, Waterloo, 9318 1122. Tue-Fri, 11am-6pm; Sat, 10am-6pm. ...more

YOUNG CURATORS WIN NAVA MENTORSHIPS

Australian Art Collector Website
23 May 2011
Jane O'Sullivan

The National Association for the Visual Arts has announced the five young winners of its Curator Mentorship Initiative, which provides funds and support for a three to 12 month mentorship at a gallery, art institution of university. ...more

Conflict

Spectrum - The Sydney Morning Herald
21-22 May 2011
Lynne Dwyer

Melinda Le Guay weaves enamelled copper wire into gossamer-fine gowns, many with pins, needles and other sharp objects in their bodice, waiting for an enchanted princess to prick her finger, or her heart. ...more

Graceful, delicate and...spiky

The Sun-Herald
24 April 2011
Andrew Taylor

At first glance, Melinda Le Guay's 'Battle Dress' is as graceful and delicate as the ballerina who will presumably wear it. Yet pity the poor dancer who dares to don a costume knitted from copper wire and thread and embellished with feathers and fishhooks. In another of her works, 'Tangle' bones are caught up in the hem of the dress. ...more

Art + Humour Me

Spectrum - The Sydney Morning Herald
22-24 April 2011

Some of it is whimsical, some clever and some crude. All of it is designed to provoke a chuckle. There are semi-pornographic silhouettes from Megan Keating, kooky glass sculptures from Mylyn Nguyen (pictured) and a tree wearing cardigan from Mimi Dennett. ...more