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Wobble Design cooks up new gallery space and hosts events.

Each month In collaboration with:

we bring you a new show in paint, photo, digital, video, furniture, sculpture and music.

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w o b b l e This months featured artists:

‘Untitled 1’ Inkjet print 111x149cm $350

Katherine Griffiths: Her Divided Self 2010 ‘Untitled 4’ Inkjet print 111x149cm $350

Sancho Designs:

‘The most I’ve ever engaged with something [to the point where it made me drop out of my Honours year at Art School] was an in-flight magazine article about these 2 dudes, Ben & Jerry, of the now infa-mous Ben & Jerry ice-cream. They were two high school friends who after a trail of dead end jobs, de-cided to pool their limited resources together to open up a scoop shop. They just kept working at it, and they got there. Most inspi-rational!

After reading this, I was so inspired to do my own thing, I wanted to create a new industry label particu-lar to T-shirt graphic design, to pro-duce T-shirts which stand out in a saturated market.

I see the tee as a great platform to get more affordable, wearable, art to the masses.

I guess that street art is an extension to this idea. Unlike the artwork on the private walls of an artist’s studio / gallery, street art takes place in the public eye and is accessible to all.

I’ve never liked showing stuff I make in an official gallery space. I think cos it’s always a bit like “tough crowd” criticism and somewhat exclusive to the gallery community.

With paste-ups in the street, you don’t have to dick-around with applica-tion writing or pay for the space. It’s casual, interactive and constantly changing.

It’s been 2 years since we started working on this bad boy, and I’m getting more and more excited. 2012 should be a good one for the Sancho team.’ -Sancho Murphy

Nikki Butlin:

Acrylic paint, ink, metal and impasto on worn Masonite

‘Lined Up’ $800 55 x 130cm

‘Slivers of an Instance’$900[series] 38x 38cm

Christiane Nowak :

German born, Chris has been living in Canberra since February. She studied Product Design at Bauhaus University in Weimar and interned at BMW MINI design in the colour and trim design team.

‘Projects in the context of sustainability, user-centred design and functionality have always been of great interest to me. Facing new ways of looking at a problem leads to a greater understanding of the usage of technologies and materials. During the process of a new design it is fascinating when your virtual ideas and concepts come to life by developing them with your own hands. Working on models in a workshop, creating objects and redefining them again and again until they become perfect copies of your own imagina-tion.’ Christiane Nowak

‘In the Wake of Poseidon’ 2010Digital print on Hahnemuhle paper780mm x 1060mm $200

Bayard Condon:

‘The Spice Must Flow’ 2010Digital print on Hahnemuhle paper780mm x 1060mm $200Photography by Stella-Rae Zelnik.

Travis Heinrich :

Some of you might be familiar with his work from it's screen time in Knighty this month. The videos feature close-up, slow burning cigarettes, chemical reactions, air and water fractals, por-traits of light and a trip to the dentist.

Travis works in digital video, photography and installation and is currently completing his honours in Photomedia at the ANU.

‘My subject matter is often banal, overlooked events. I employ a ‘heavy’ aesthetic to heighten the experience and draw the viewer in.

I always carry my camera, it’s an attempt to capture unexpected phenomenon.’

Travis Heinrich

Video work screens nightly, this month featuring Travis Heinrich and Edwina Wright.

‘Umber’ Acrylic, salt.760 x 610mm$500

‘Shoulder Pose’ Acrylic, sugar, ink. 760 x 610mm $650

Jenn Pacor: Jennifer Edmunds: Chair

American walnut/hoop pine, ply, epoxy, fibreglass and nylon.

Weighs 1.75kg and holds 150kg $300 or set of four $1000

Cover art by Vlasta Jeftic. Title page by Alice Carrol. Created by Jen Edmunds.

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