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Roger Averill's 'Relatively Famous' published by Transit Lounge

Cover artwork: Kylie Stillman 'White-throated Needletail' 2005 book carving

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Posted @withregram • @parliamenthousecanberra ‘Parliament House, afternoon shadow’ by Kylie Stillman is a unique artwork in the Parliament House Art Collections. It was first displayed in Parliament House for the 2018 exhibition, Façade, before being acquired into the Rotational Collection. Taking a mix of 32 discarded books, Stillman hand cut the page edges to create the familiar façade of Australian Parliament House! You can see the flag up close in the third image. The books Stillman used included a 1963 volume of Senate Debates, a 1984 copy of the Acts of Parliament, and a 1996 Statutory Rules record. Images: Kylie Stillman (born 1975), Parliament House, afternoon shadow, 2018, Parliament House Art Collections. #handcut #books #bookart #australianart #parliamenthousecanberra #australianparliamenthouse #visitcanberra #cbrarts #kyliestillman @utopiaartsydney

Posted @withregram • @sydneycontemporary A fair within the Fair, WORKS ON PAPER is a dedicated sector of the fair showcasing the best of national and international contemporary works on paper, including printmaking, watercolours, drawings, photographs, zines, and more. From renowned masters to emerging talents, there’s something for everyone at WORKS ON PAPER, with artworks available at various price points. Artwork: Kylie Stillman, Mountain Pine, 2023. @utopiaartsydney #sydneycontemporary #sc24 #contemporaryart

In good company @sydneycontemporary Emily Kame Kngwarreye, Chuck Close, John R Walker, Tony Coleing, Kylie Stillman @utopiaartsydney WORKS ON PAPER sector Sydney Contemporary Carriageworks 5-8 September #sydneycontemporary

New work at Sydney Contemporary this week, visit Utopia Art Sydney, you can’t miss them first stand as you enter and a new stand at WORKS ON PAPER sector. Sydney Contemporary 2024 5 - 8 September Carriage Works, Sydney Artwork Image: Kylie Stillman, Dark Web 2024 Hand-stitched glass beads and acrylic on paper 76 x 56cm #kyliestillman @utopiaartsydney @sydneycontemporary

Book Week props… love your work JD

Reunion P B K 🥰

Posted @withregram • @utopiaartsydney Kylie Stillman’s Eucalypt is now installed beautifully in the garden of Government House in Adelaide. One of many works from the outstanding @agsa.adelaide collection installed in public places. Thanks to @governorsouthaustralia & @rhanadevenport and their teams and congratulations to @kylie.stillman 🙏

Publication: MRAG Collection Prized | Gifted | Collected | Shared Kylie Stillman ‘Japanese White Pine’ 2005 Donated through the Australian Government’s Cultural Gifts Program by Penelope Seidler, 2015 #kyliestillman @penelopeseidler @utopiaartsydney

New work coming soon... Utopia Art Sydney Sydney Contemporary 2024 Celebrating 20 years exhibiting with Utopia Art Sydney Image: Kylie Stillman 'X O' 2024 Hand-stitched glass beads, cotton and acrylic on paper 76 x 35 cm @utopiaartsydney @sydneycontemporary

Something to be installed soon…

Today is International Sculpture Day #isday Artwork: Kylie Stillman, Red Maple, 2007, 200 sheets of hand-cut plywood 3000 x 2400 x 1240 mm Featured in HANDLE WITH CARE Adelaide Biennial of Australian Art 2008 Art Gallery of South Australia Curated by Felicity Fenner Occasionally when confronting an illusion it becomes important to start with what’s apparent or obvious or perhaps an uncomfortable truth. In this case that truth is that the 200 sheets of full scale plywood that form the basis for Kylie Stillman’s work ‘Red Maple’ was never Red Maple. This is a reality check for pine plantations everywhere because it is easy to imagine from the plywoods’ perspective that the Red Maple is an aspirational tree. It’s a grand dame of timber imported from the Far North, its leaf so effortlessly resolved by nature, so symmetrically lovely that impudent Canadian travellers everywhere feel the urge to wear it stamped on their all weather gear and laud its elegant silhouette on flags and badges that fly in the face of other less grandiloquent landscapes in which the eucalypt or pine becomes a minor cause celebre. - Catalogue extract by Alexie Glass-Kantor #kyliestillman Courtesy of @utopiaartsydney @intsculptureday

Kylie Stillman, Weave Wave, 2023, cotton thread and acrylic on paper in timber frame, 76 x 56 x 6cm Collection of Mornington Peninsula Regional Gallery

Bird hide

NYC reunion with Kathy and Sardi

New home for ‘Egg’ from the exhibition ‘Glimmer Warning’ @mprg_vic @utopiaartsydney #kyliestillman

Posted @withregram • @utopiaartsydney Opening today an exhibition of artists who have been exhibited in public galleries recently. Pictured are George Tjungurrayi, Kylie Stillman and David Aspden. George is currently on view at the @shervingallery and was @drillhallgallery in December, Kylie Stillman recently @mprg_vic and David Aspden @macquarieuni. The show has plenty of great works including a never exhibited work by Emily Kngwarreye now showing @nationalgalleryaus and there is more…. Come along and celebrate this afternoon. @papunyatulaartists @kylie.stillman #davidaspden @emilykamekngwarreye

Posted @withregram • @utopiaartsydney Join us to celebrate our artists who have enjoyed having their works included in exhibitions in our public spaces. Thanks to @nga @agnsw @orangeregionalgallery @drillhallgallery @shervingallery @neram @mprg_vic @agsa.adelaide @mca_australia @powerhousemuseum @gwangjubiennale @macquarieuni @botanicsydney @deakinartgallery @mag_nt et al David Aspden | Helen Eager | Marea Gazzard | Donna Green | Christopher Hodges |Emily Kame Kngwarreye | Papunya Tula Artists | Phlyssa Koshland |Richard Larter|Peter Maloney | Angus Nivison | Kirsteen Pieterse | Kylie Stillman | Brett Stone |John R Walker Utopia Art Sydney 9-29 March 2024

Nadine Christensen ’Scratchy’ from ‘Around’ at Buxton Contemporary until 7 April. Wonderful! @nadinelangchristensen @buxton_contemporary @sarahscoutpresents

Last days to visit MPRG's Know My Name: Australian Women Artists @MPRG until Sunday 18 February. Thank you to the friends, family and art lovers for visiting and sharing your experiences. Special acknowledgement to John Dellar, Danny Lacy, Angie Taylor, Hannah Searing, Dunja Rmandić, Jane German, Lachie Petrie, Jill Anderson, Rowena Wiseman, Neil Williams, Rachel Keir-Smith, Phoebe Dunn, Christopher Hodges, Patricia Stillman, Beverley Harding, Ross Harding, Drake and Gladys. Image: Kylie Stillman ‘Leaf Margin' 2022 hand-stitched cotton thread on paper Collection of Phoebe Dunn #kyliestillman Courtesy of @utopiaartsydney