Basil Papoutsidis / HK-GTS
Working predominantly in sculpture, Basil Papoutsidis utilizes an architectural language and specific material range to inform a practice of modernist abstraction. Drawing from figures such as Anthony Caro and Tony Smith, Papoutsidis cross-references the principles of this school of formalist abstraction, with a personal interest with the masculine identity. Using various aspects, in particular mid-century,... Read more
Upcoming classes in the Workroom
The man, the art, the music. This workshop will inspire and engage. Perfect for adults and students alike. Another of Boom’s favourite’s Chelsea Gustaffson will share some of her secrets in this introduction class to painting with acrylics. No experience required just willingness to learn and have fun in... Read moreBoom Group Show
A dynamic selection of recent paintings and mixed media work from popular Boom Artists. Emily Besser, Ngaio Lenz, Shane Drinkwater, Shelley McKenzie, Tiel Seivl Keevers & Glen Smith [a full listing of their work can be seen under the exhibitions tab] Show continues until June 6Read morePhilip Cordingley / Disparate Companions
Colour, tone, line and object intersect in Philip Cordingley’s work to entice the viewer into a dream space. Colour becomes a psychic signpost, line leads you away from the plane of limited potential into the forest of possibility, while words interrupt well-trodden paths and objects delight in their confusion. After 35 years as a... Read moreMeredith Earls / Moonscape Island
After a successful solo exhibition in 2013, Meredith Earls returns to Boom with her whimsical collaged landscapes. A Graphic Designer by trade, Meredith’s artwork allows for a more personal artistic exploration, her works on paper are dreamy and beautiful. “My recent work explores imagined landscapes. I use collage to create dreamscapes that burst with colour... Read more
Local Artist Glenn Fry at the Powerhouse
Since mid-November 2014 local artist and Factory 21 resident G-TWO (Glenn Fry) has been working on a large installation piece at the Powerhouse in Geelong. Over the five months it has taken to complete, G-TWO faced obstacles such as injury and theft but never gave up! In this work titled ‘Living Urban Delusion’ G-TWO... Read more
Boom Gallery in the headlines
Boom Gallery has been featured in some recent blogs and articles – see below for links. local company Joco Cups did a photo shoot in the Gallery recently and interviewed us for their blog. ‘Boom Gallery – A Contemporary Art and Design Space’ can be found here. We were also featured on Get In... Read more
Mark Cuthbertson / Fabric of the Domestic
For Fabric of the Domestic Mark Cuthbertson has created a series of artworks that encompass sculpture, painting, prints and assemblage. Mark’s art making process is about deconstructing an idea to its essence, in order to rebuild it into something that challenges our preconceptions of ideas and product. Using simplistic and common aspects of the everyday... Read more
Scott Andrews / Fabric of the Domestic
Scott Andrews’ recent body of work using acrylics explores fond memories of his past, during the 70s in Australia. Scott looks back at the simplicity of day-to-day life and the comparison to today’s increasingly busy existence. Distinctive, streamlined design of bikes and cars also features in Scott’s work, bright pops of colour and whimsical scenes... Read more
Anna Reynolds / Fabric of the Domestic
The work by Anna Reynolds crosses medium and material fusing painting, printing, textile, collage, montage and bricolage into 2 dimensional textural landscape and seascape intended for wall hanging. Acknowledging the pixel in painting, printmaking, sewing, stitching, travelling and photography, the work binds, consumes and advocates digital engagement while simultaneously questioning it. It aims to render... Read more
