Full Spectrum @ Adelaide College of the Arts

Some BTS shots and gallery views of Full Spectrum at Light Square Gallery, Adelaide College of the Arts. Apologies I shot all of these with my iPhone.

The catalogues arrive.

Double page image spreads.

Installation view #1.

L: Joe Felber R: Will Nolan - Framing some of Joe's work.

Installation view #2.

Will Nolan @willy_golden documenting the exhibition.

Will Nolan The Greatest, 2011.

Joe Felber

Installation view #3.

Installation view #4.

Light Square Gallery.

Gregory Ackland - Heaven, Man and Earth

The second body of work showing in Full Spectrum at Light Square Gallery, Adelaide College of the Arts. This series is titled 'Heaven, Man and Earth'.

Gregory Ackland, Heaven, Man and Earth: Arrangement #1, 2011.  75cms x 50cms. Digital C-Print.

Gregory Ackland, Heaven, Man and Earth: Arrangement #2, 2011.  75cms x 50cms. Digital C-Print.

Gregory Ackland, Heaven, Man and Earth: Arrangement #3, 2011.  75cms x 50cms. Digital C-Print.

Gregory Ackland, Heaven, Man and Earth: Arrangement #4, 2011.  75cms x 50cms. Digital C-Print.

Gregory Ackland, Heaven, Man and Earth: Arrangement #5, 2011.  75cms x 50cms. Digital C-Print.

Gregory Ackland, Heaven, Man and Earth: Arrangement #6, 2011.  75cms x 50cms. Digital C-Print.

Gregory Ackland - Slowed Breath

I currently have two bodies of new work showing in Full Spectrum at Light Square Gallery, Adelaide College of the Arts. This series is titled "Slowed Breath' and was shot in the Victorian Alps.

Gregory Ackland, Slowed Breath: Snowblind, 2011. 100cms x 67cms Archival inkjet print.

Gregory Ackland, Slowed Breath: The Brightening, 2011. 100cms x 67cms Archival inkjet print.

Gregory Ackland, Slowed Breath: The Disrupt, 2011. 100cms x 67cms Archival inkjet print.

Gregory Ackland, Slowed Breath: The Solace, 2011. 100cms x 67cms Archival inkjet print.

Gregory Ackland, Slowed Breath: Vacuum, 2011. 100cms x 67cms Archival inkjet print.

FULL SPECTRUM

Olek: Anything But Camouflage

Wow!
Great sense of colour and interpretation of objects, spaces and actions. I'm really enjoying this work - thank you to Artlog for bringing this to my attention. I felt the need to share this.

Olek with Naomi White, Intimate Friends, 2010. Courtesy of Christopher Henry Gallery.

Olek is Polish-born, Brooklyn-based artist Agata Oleksiak (“Olek”). Click here to read Cassandra Young's explanation of Olek's work on Artlog.

Olek at New York's Festival of Ideas for the New City