New Book Available Now
Our Ten Cubed book is now available!
TEN CUBED 2010 – 2020: Concept. Collection. Gallery. is a publication to celebrate our tenth anniversary and the conclusion of this ten-year journey.
The 367-pages hard cover publication is enveloped with the gallery’s signature colour. Designed by Hayman Designed and published by Real Film Publishing, the book reflects the history and legacy of Ten Cubed with timelines of our acquisitions, exhibitions and events from 2010 – 2020.
It is a documentation of what we have achieved collectively over this ten remarkable years.
Click HERE to order your copy.
Foreword
Frances Lindsay & Robert Lindsay
Editor
Romy Moshinsky
Editorial assistance
Georgie Raik-Allen
Publisher
Real Film and Publishing
Design and art direction
Hayman Design
Interviews
Robyn Whitehouse
Production assistance
Christa Tom and Maria Albert T
ISBN
978-0-6484056-8-9
TENCUBED TURNS 10
‘How to feel’ by David Rosetzky Online Viewing
‘How to Feel’ was featured in our previous exhibition – Departure. For those who missed the chance to view the work at our gallery, we are now hosting this online viewing session. The work will be up on our website for a limited period from now on till 15 August 2020.
[This online viewing session has ended]
How to feel
2011
digital video
(Edition in our collection: Edition 1 of 6)
TENCUBED presents: In conversation with David Wadelton and Helen Frajman
IMAGE: David Wadelton, Skipping Girl Vinegar sign, Richmond, inkjet pigment prints on rag paper, 23.3 x 35cm, edition 1 of 5, 2012
Ten Cubed Current Exhibition – Departure
Our current exhibition, Departure looks at the starting point of many journeys taken by the artists in exploring and expressing their identity in relation to society.
Touching upon concepts of anomie, alienation, standardization, identity and self-analysis, this exhibition offers a discussion on how our body physically and psychologically relates to these issues in post-modern society and how they are reflected in the arts.
‘Departure’ features works from artists Alasdair McLuckie, Clare Milledge, Cyrus Tang, David Rosetzky, Michael Cook and Pat Brassington.
Click HERE to download the line sheet of the exhibition.
Morning Tea with Rosemary Laing
Ten Cubed is delighted to invite you to join us for an exclusive Morning Tea and Q&A session with artist Rosemary Laing on Saturday, 19 October at 11am.
To celebrate the closure of our final solo exhibition at Ten Cubed, we invited our current exhibiting artist, Rosemary Laing, to share with us her artistic practice and the concepts behind her works. Please bring with you a list of questions you may have about her artistry!
This private event will provide you and your friends with the opportunity to view the exhibition in a more personal setting, while having a discussion with the artist and as much time as you would like to view the works.
The event is free of charge but only limited spaces are available, please RSVP via Eventbrite.
Image credit: The Flowering of the Strange Orchid, archival pigment print, 103 x 203 x 7.5cm, 2017
Ten Cubed Children’s Day 2019
It’s amazing what little minds can create!
Thank you for coming to our Children’s Day on Saturday, 27 July. These young creatives have designed their own collages, inspired by current exhibiting artist Michael Cook’s works, and they look absolutely fantastic. We hope you had an amazing Children’s Day with us.
Click HERE to view our Children’s Day Album.
MUMA x Ten Cubed present – Contemporary Photography: Michael Cook in Focus
Thursday 23 May
9.30am–2.30pm
This inspiring program is an unprecedented opportunity for local educators to spend the day with Brisbane-based artist Michael Cook as we take an in-depth look at his speculative photomedia practice.
Michael Cook is an internationally renowned Indigenous artist of Bidjara heritage who creates works that invite us to re-imagine the conflicted colonial history of Australia. Acclaimed projects including Majority Rule, Mother and Invasion draw upon Cook’s personal history to subtly reveal inconvenient truths and explore universal ideas of identity and belonging.
During the day, we will look at the photographic techniques that Cook uses to produce his artworks and situate his practice within the broader context of the work of contemporary Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists.
Participants will enjoy a private tour of the artist’s current exhibition at Ten Cubed.
You will also explore Monash’s growing collection of artworks by First Nations artists with MUMA’s Director Charlotte Day and discuss new opportunities for engaging students with critical historical and contemporary issues in Australian society.
Click HERE for more information.
Booking details:
Date: Thursday 23 May
Time: 9.30am–2.30pm
Venues: MUMA and Ten Cubed
Cost: $50 (includes resources, lunch and refreshments)
Contact: melissa.bedford@monash.edu
Teachers may opt to walk, use public transport or drive between venues. Please discuss when booking.
Image credit: Michael Cook, Invasion (Giant Lizard), 2018, Inkjet print, 135 x 200cm.
Image courtesy of the artist and This is No Fantasy.
January/February Newsletter 2019
Click HERE to read our January/February Newsletter 2019
Piece by Piece: Ten Cubed Project – MAF Event 2018
Click HERE to see photos from the event.
