Anna Schwartz Gallery

A new print by Rose Nolan will be launched at MUMA on Tuesday November 27, to coincide with the launch of the Artists' Proof #1 catalogue.

The print, You See What I'm Saying (twice over print version) is based on studio experiments undertaken in New York in 2010, and continues Rose Nolan's interest in using found text for both its formal and linguistic qualities.

The print has been produced by Warren Taylor and Trent Walter and published by Negative Press, Melbourne. A limited edition of 25 silkscreen prints is available through Negative Press and Anna Schwartz Gallery.

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John Nixon will present a solo exhibition, 'EPW: Applied Paintings - Project for a Kindergarten I & II' at PICA, Perth.
Exhibition dates: 3 November - 30 December, 2012

For his solo exhibition at PICA he presents a connected pair of projects made in 2006 and 2011. Project for a Kindergarten 1 from 2006 was inspired by the discovery of a book about the design of the Kindergartenhaus Wiedikon in Zurich, by Swiss Architects in 1932, whereas Project for a Kindergarten 2 was a response to the design of a kindergarten in the Swiss mountains by contemporary architects Marianne Burkhalter and Christian Sumi.

As with many of Nixon's Applied Painting projects, the paintings, sketches and prints in this exhibition, which number over 80, represent a catalogue of images for potential placement throughout the kindergarten buildings.

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Work by Stieg Persson will be included in 'Luminous World-Contemporary Art from the Wesfarmers Collection' at the Art Gallery of Western Australia, Perth.

Exhibition dates: 20 October, 2012 - 11 February, 2013

The Wesfarmers Collection is amongst the pre-eminent corporate collections of Australian Art and reflects the vision of successive Managing Directors in developing and supporting such a major artistic resource. The contemporary area of this distinguished Collection is a notable strength and it is this aspect which the exhibition highlights.

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Emily Floyd has completed a major, architecturally integrated, sculpture titled New Ways of Thinking at Lacrosse, an Elenberg Fraser/Pan Urban project for Melbourne's Docklands Precinct.