Dear readers,
Thank you for your support in 2017. We're taking a short break over January and will return in February for another year of weekly reviews.
Best wishes,
The Memo Review team.
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Weekly art criticism in Melbourne, Australia.
Published each Saturday
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Point Leo Estate sculpture park, by Jane Eckett
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Lucina Lane and Nigel Lendon 'Teach the kids to strike' at Neon Parc, by Giles Fielke
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Raquel Ormella, 'I Hope You Get This' at Shepparton Art Museum, by Tim Alves
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Diane Arbus: American Portraits, Heide Museum of Modern Art, by Chelsea Hopper
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The Two Sides of The Field: 'The Field Revisited,' Ian Potter Centre, National Gallery of Victoria, by Rex Butler
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'The Sculpture of Bronwyn Oliver' by Helen Hughes
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Binns’ Grids and Voids: "It is what it is, what it is", Vivienne Binns at Sutton Gallery, by Helen Hughes
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Aspiring to Anti-Aspiration: Lucina Lane's 'Range' by Giles Fielke
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Liam Osborne, 'Hot Copy', at Punk Café, by Helen Hughes
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James Tylor, 'un-resettling' at Vivien Anderson Gallery, by Helen Hughes
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‘Mindfulness Meditation: Unproductive Thinking at Deakin University Art Gallery’ by Amelia Winata
About
Memo Review is an online publication dedicated to accessible reviews of a broad variety of exhibitions at public art museums, commercial galleries and smaller artist-run spaces in Melbourne.
Reviews will be published weekly each Saturday