Emily Floyd, ‘Open Space’

Following an international competition, Australian artist Emily Floyd has been awarded a major sculptural installation that playfully engages with the cultural fabric of Sydney’s Curtin Place and neighbouring Australia Square. Part of the Adina Hotel development at 280 George Street by TFE Hotels and Johnson Pilton Walker (JPW) Architects, Open Space is a text-based installation that responds to the Modernism of Australia Square, Harry Siedler’s 1960’s icon of the International Style of architecture.

Emily Floyd’s project is produced in partnership with Monash University Art Projects and is curated by Amanda Sharrad.

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Emi­ly Floyd, ​‘Open Space’

Angel­i­ca Mesi­ti: ​‘The Musi­cal Brain’ The High Line, New York

Emi­ly Floyd: Edu­ca­tion: Alter­na­tives and the Academy

Mar­co Fusina­to: ​‘Ter­mi­nal Gui­tar’, Dark Mofo

Amri­ta Hepi: ​‘OUT­SIDE IN’ HOT­LINE LAUNCHED

John Nixon, Stephen Bram & Rose Nolan, ​‘Cook­ing with John’ curat­ed by Amalia Lin­do & Jacque­line Stojanović

Emi­ly Floyd, Louisa Bufarde­ci & Su san Cohn, ​‘We Change the World’ The Ian Pot­ter Cen­tre: NGV Aus­tralia, Lev­el 3

Angel­i­ca Mesi­ti: Borås Art Biennial

Emi­ly Floyd, ​‘OPEN SPACE!’, George Street, Sydney

John Nixon: profile

Lau­ren Brin­cat, Louisa Bufarde­ci & Daniel Crooks, Tar­raWar­ra Bien­ni­al 2021: ​‘Slow Mov­ing Waters’

DIS­CUS­SION: Shaun Glad­well & Dr. Sean Lowry

Three exhi­bi­tions to see in New York this weekend

More Than 40 Inter­na­tion­al Gal­leries Are Col­lab­o­rat­ing on a New Auc­tion-Style Sales Plat­form Cham­pi­oning Art From the Glob­al South

New gallery plat­form South South launch­es to pro­mote art from out­side the dom­i­nant US-Europe axis

Daniel Crooks: Asia Soci­ety Tri­en­ni­al, New York

John Nixon Test­ed the Vital­i­ty of Geo­met­ric Abstraction

Lau­ren Brin­cat: Wool­lahra Small Sculp­ture Prize

Angel­i­ca Mesi­ti, Busan Bien­nale 2020: Words at an Exhibition

Pre­car­i­ous Move­ments: Chore­og­ra­phy and the Muse­um. Ses­sion 2. Square Peg: Rethink­ing and Recon­fig­ur­ing the Muse­um Collection