| On Loop April 2010 |
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| Written by Damian Castaldi | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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 Loop space Gallery March 2010 Catalogue Video DEMUX. Sydney based DVD Label Peter Newman DVD, Paperhouse. Ian Andrews DVD, Transiterations Wade Marynowsky DVD, Interpretative Dance Price: $30 each Audio Ros Bandt. Isobue double CD. Iso Nageki, Sea Lament, is a reflective meditation simulating the underwater sonic world of the Japanese Ama free divers, and composed originally in 5.1. Price: $30 Painting Annemarie Murland. Winter's Dawn and Winter's Morn attempt to realise a 'felt' experience through delicately woven and exposed paint on canvas to evoke different moods, perhaps suggesting a sense of memory through stands and traces of form left behind. Price: $750 each Peter Lankas. Sunday Mow and Yellow Van. The Panel van and the lawn mower are both Australian suburban icons. Their choice was incidental; they were just there at the time. The work is about the everyday, the mundane and the ordinary documenting what is there at the time. Formally the work is a journey of elimination to strip things to basic patterns and still retain the essence of suburbia. Price: Yellow Van 1,800; Sunday Mow $2,000 Photo media Annette Willis. Quarantine Traces explore the traces that remain of the quarantine experience that first began with the housing of convicts and guards in tents on the shore of Spring Cove in August 1828. Price: $750 each Damian Castaldi. Coal Country depicts the probable future effects of climate change on our Australian east coast land and seascape, and from an aerial perspective, the atmosphere above our habitat. Price: $900 each
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