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HOT SPOT Artist Hugh Ford with own artwork and Craig Studio (right) for Art Month 050 don’t like art. “I want to open up contemporary art to people who don’t necessarily think they’re interested,” says the curator of Art Month Sydney. To that end, she’s put together a program that includes not only exhibits in 100 galleries around town, but also talks, dinners, and even workshops in everything from life drawing to making jewellery from found objects. Highlights include “Two Generations” at Damien Minton Gallery (12–26 March). The oldest, most infl uential contemporary art gallery in China, Red Gate Gallery, has curated this exhibition, which combines the work of 11 of the gallery’s senior artists. Each artist has nominated an emerging artist they admire, whose work is also included in the exhibition. On 14 March, businessman Pat Corrigan will display highlights from his private collection of indigenous art — it’s one of Australia’s fi nest. There’ll be a diff erent kind of art market on 17 March, 10am to 2pm, when artists sell whatever they want out of vintage suitcases: their work, creative bric-a-brac, or anything else they fancy. “I want to open up contemporary art to people who don’t necessarily think they’re interested” TAKE ME THERE ART MONTH 1-25 March, artmonthsydney.com.au MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART 140 George St, The Rocks, tel: +61 (2) 9245 2400 SYDNEY ART TOURS Tel: +61 (0) 400 378 842 Think that art goes down better with a drink? Head along to Art at Night, taking place in six arts precincts across the city: Paddington/Woollahra, Rozelle/Balmain, Waterloo/Alexandria, Darlinghurst/East Sydney, Chippendale/Redfern, and Surry Hills. On Thursday and Friday nights, take a DIY tour of the galleries in your precinct between 6–8pm, then head for the local Art Bar for DJs and performances. Not sure what artists are on about? Then catch a Conversations session, where artists sit down and “talk about how they work, why they work,” explains Eliza. There’ll also be talks on Art Buying 101 and Collecting Asian Art, and chats with key fi gures in the art world, including John Kaldor, who has sponsored major contemporary art projects. One of last year’s biggest successes was the Art Cycle, where participants explore local galleries on two wheels. This year, there’ll be an Art Cycle each weekend during Art Month.
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