Bite the Moon - An installation work with live music by Maryke McGrath and Rhia Parker. Featuring live music with electronics and projections, the installation explores the grotesque, disturbing and quirky side of nocturnal life.

Maryke McGrath completed her honors thesis and major work in 2010 on the grotesque in the domestic space. She is currently undertaking post-graduate studies in Art Curatorship while continuing work on her own projects.

Rhia Parker graduated with first class honours from Sydney Conservatorium of Music in 2009 after completing her thesis and corresponding recitals on electroacoustic recorder music. She is currently focusing on improvisation with live electronics and recently returned from performing a solo show the Adelaide Fringe Festival.


Opening night: Wednesday June 1
Time: 5pm onwards
Where: DedSpace Gallery (Callan Park/Sydney College of the Arts, Balmain Rd (enter opposite Cecily St)
Drinks are free for access members/by donation otherwise.

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OK YEAH COOL GREAT invite you to the opening of ‘The Inconstant Memory of a Face That I Will Never See Again’ at Ded Space Gallery, Sydney College of the Arts, Rozelle.

Photography announces the death of the photographed. In ‘The Inconstant Memory of a Face That I Will Never See Again’, OK YEAH COOL GREAT explores the temporality of life, relationships and nature.

Kate Beckingham and Anna McMahon invite you to the opening celebration on Wednesday the 25th of May, 2011 at 6:00

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Charles Primes is interested in the tradition of landscape painting, while Iris Legendre’s work is about intimacy, family, autobiography. This exhibition forms a confrontation between two very diverse practices.

Opening night: Wednesday May 18
Time: 5-8pm
Drinks are free for access members, by donation otherwise
Supported by SCASS

image credit: Charles Primes, Untitled, 2011, oil on canvas

Bigfoot, also known as Sasquatch, is purportedly an ape-like cryptid that inhabits forests, mainly in the Pacific Northwest region of North America. Bigfoot is usually described as a large, hairy, bipedal humanoid. The term “Sasquatch” is an anglicized derivative of the word “Sésquac” which means “wild man” in a Salish Native American language.

SCASSQUATCH is a group show of works from students in the Sydney College of the Arts Student Society (SCASS).
Wednesday 20th April, 2011 5pm - onwards

Free drinks for ACCESS members/by donation for non-access.

HOLEY WHOLES, WHOLEY HOLES, HOLY WHOLES
Holy Wholes is a show of new photo-sculpture and moving image by Sydney College of the Arts Bachelor of Visual Arts (Hons) candidates Cherry Piper and Laura Hunt. Holy Wholes explores established modes of perception within the expanded field of photomedia, both confounding and compounding the notions of time/space and photography/sculpture.
Callan Park/Sydney College of the Arts, Balmain Rd, Rozelle, NSW. supported by SCASS

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Opening show: Wednesday 9th March

6pm - 8pm

To kick off a brand new year of excellent, boozy-woozy shows at everyone’s favourite neighbourhood student-run gallery, DedSpace, we present to you: ~GRADIENTS~ a colour coordinated show that will have you singing a rainbow too.

Including work by:
Isabella Andronos
Hossein Ghaemi
Megan Hanson
Matthew James
Alex Mack
Luke McMaster
Liam O’Donnoghue
Megan O’Shea
Kate Williams

Map of Callan Park and DedSpace Gallery, Rozelle

DedSpace Gallery is located just within the main gates of Callan Park on Balmain Rd, Rozelle.

From the main gates of Callan Park on Balmain Rd turn left and continue for approx. 400m. DedSpace is located just in front of Sydney College of the Arts.