Gary is a finalist in the KAAF Art Prize 2024 currently showing in the Korean Cultural Centre Gallery, 255 Elizabeth Street, Sydney (opposite Hyde Park south), 22.11.24 – 17.01.25.
This work was made from pieces of wood found in the bush near Hill End NSW, and the carvings done on site are based on discarded bits of mining equipment.
Come Find Me: 10 years of the KAAF is a special exhibition celebrating the 10th anniversary of the establishment of the Korea-Australia Arts Foundation (KAAF). Spanning a range of styles and media including painting, printmaking, ceramics, photo, and mixed media, Come Find Meshowcases the works of 38 artists, a mix of emerging and established artists from across Australia, including a significant number of Korean-Australian artists.
This special exhibition will be held in the exhibition space of the Korean Cultural Centre Australia (KCCAU) which has been collaborating as an exhibition and venue partner of the KAAF Art Prize in order to foster and strengthen multicultural aspects of Australian society using the medium of art. Initiated by the Korean communities in Australia, the KAAF has been well-established in the Australian art scenes over the last decade and is becoming one of the recognised art prizes by local artists and art enthusiasts.
Anna Russell and Anthea Boesenberg are participating in this show.
Exhibition Information
3 March – 31 March
Korean Cultural Centre Australia Gallery
Mon-Fri, 10am-6pm
Free Entry
Marta Romer is a finalist in the 2022 Korea Australia Art Foundation (KAAF) Prize. The exhibition opened on Friday 25th November at The Korean Cultural Centre on Elizabeth Street and closes on 27 January.
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