Andrew Newman’s video work Self-Portrait at the Door (Blue Screen Sequence) will be featured in the exhibition Perspectives on Video Performance at Regina Rex Gallery in New York on August 12, 2011. The exhibition is curated by Janis Ferberg and is part of the cross-platform project Portal which includes a series of exhibitions, performances and symposia, surveying the changing nature of art in the digital world.
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Andrew Newman has new work featured in the exhibition Erotographomania at CAST Gallery in Hobart, opening June 10, 2011 and running until July 10. The exhibition curated by Sarah Jones makes parallels between the unconscious investment that artists make to address an audience and the intense erotic delusions played out in the exchange of love [...]
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Andrew Newman’s photographic series Grounded is featured in the exhibition The Stain curated by Leah McPherson at Verge Gallery at the University of Sydney. He is exhibiting alongside Ben Terakes, Clare Milledge, Leah McPherson and Stefan Popescu. The catalogue essay On abjection & love is written by artist Anne Ferran. The exhibition opens May 12, [...]
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Andrew Newman’s work Attempt to fill an empty space (Performance Anxiety) will be featured in the Blake Prize Director’s Cut Exhibition that opens October 7 and runs until November 7. The works selected for the exhibition feature themes relating to religion, spirituality and human justice. Newman’s video installation is featured alongside work by Gillie and [...]
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Andrew Newman is presenting his paper ‘Tralfamadorian time: digital rhythm and anxiety’ at Time, Transcendence, Performance conference at Monash University in Melbourne. The conference runs from October 1 until October 3. Newman will be presenting his paper at the ‘Narrative Multiplicities’ session alongside Daniel Vuillermin from the Biography Institute at the Australian National University, and [...]
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Andrew Newman has written the catalogue essay to Ben Terakes’ exhibition ‘Dum Dum’ currently on show at Locksmith Project Space in Alexandria. The essay, titled ‘The mute arsehole’, discusses Terakes’ recent painting and performance practice. The exhibition opens Thursday September 3 and runs until September 19. Newman will also be participating in the performance ‘Fight Night’ by Ben Terakes at Locksmith Project Space on Friday September 18.
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Andrew Newman is exhibiting work from his new series ‘Grounded’ at the exhibition ‘Map / Ground / Grain’ at Inflight Gallery in Hobart from July 31 until August 22. The exhibition examines “how in quantum physics (the science of the sub-nanoscopic) everything that we know to be true in our world breaks down at a [...]
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Andrew Newman is presenting his recent online project ‘Comings and Goings‘ at the conference ‘Framing Time and Place: Repeats and returns in photography‘ at the University of Plymouth. The conference runs from April 15 until April 17, 2009. Newman will be presenting his paper at the ‘Phenomenologies of place’ session alongside David Reid, an artist [...]
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Andrew Newman, is launching his new online project Comings and Goings with an exhibition at Don’t Look Experimental New Media Gallery. The performative project explores the abstract of the daily grind that exists in most modern professions, where people are at pains to exactly explain what they do each day. The sociologist Manuel Castells wrote [...]
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Andrew Newman is the inaugural winner of the Dominik Mersch Gallery Award. Newman was selected from the Sydney College of the Arts 2008 postgraduate degree show, which included about 50 artists. As part of the annual award, Dominik Mersch Gallery will provide an exhibition space to show the work of one or more postgraduate candidates [...]
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Andrew Newman is exhibiting the new video installation ‘ I um you I ah you I er you’ as part of his Masters examination exhibition at the Sydney College of the Arts. The work is a three-channel video installation that incorporates the colour and tonal alphabet that Newman has been developing. The work is in [...]
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Andrew Newman and Ben Terakes are exhibiting new works at the exhibition Desperately trying to tell you something at Firstdraft gallery. The exhibition explores the idea of the artist as romantic and the ensuing angst formed by the impotency of expression.
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