‘Analogue’ – images taken with vintage and toy cameras.

•March 16, 2010 • Leave a Comment

Opens FRIDAY 26th MARCH, 2010 from 6pm to 9pm

at The National Grid Gallery
24 Chard Road Brookvale 2100

Exhibition is open until 30th April.

Analogue celebrates medium format film photography – a collection of traditionally enlarged Black and White images taken with vintage and toy cameras by three Australian based fine art photographers. (Melissa Ramirez, Dax Pointon and Stuart Frossell)

Analogue intends to show people the amazing world of film photography with images that defy digital commercial photography. It’s aim is to prove that film is still a relevant style of photography and to help keep the film photography and darkroom techniques alive as a form of collectable and fine art.

Big thanks to the awesome crowd last friday

•March 2, 2010 • Leave a Comment

INCOGNITO – The creatures of mystery and muse

•February 3, 2010 • Leave a Comment

An exhibition of work by Christopher James and Ashe Eve
Opening night: Friday 26th February, 2010
From: 6pm-9pm

Happy Holidays from The National grid

•December 18, 2009 • Leave a Comment

110 Pieces of work hung

•December 17, 2009 • Leave a Comment

110 Pieces of work hung! Opens Friday 6pm

Featuring; Kelly Thompson, Kaitlin Beckett, Beastman, Numskull, Simon Degroot, Ben Brown, Apeseven, Kareena Zerefos, Luke Morrell, Christie Williken, Caspian Delooze,  Bec Crockett, Lara Allport, Mia Taninaka, Nicky Crowley, Peter Cerneaz, Ruth Cadiolli, Bronwyn Hudson, Frank Fable, Sebastian, Barrett & The Pharkne

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The National Grid Christmas Hodown

•December 9, 2009 • Leave a Comment

The National Grid is having it’s end of year party along with an exhibition of art by many famous artists, at AMAZING prices! Pop down for a beer, a banger and a bargain.

The exhibition opens Friday 18th December from 6pm.

The show will be open until Friday the 22nd January.

Gallery is closed for holidays from December 23rd Until January 5th.

SMAC!

•December 9, 2009 • Leave a Comment

A big congratulations to The Kids at Semi-Permanent for taking out the award for ‘Best Arts Event’ at this years SMAC awards. Respect.

Get Em Online!

•October 28, 2009 • Leave a Comment

Thanks to everyone who made it down to the Ben Brown opening show on Friday past. The biggest crowd we’ve had on a solo show! Photos will soon be uploaded to our Facebook and Flickr pages. The exhibition runs until November 17th.

For anyone who cant make it to the gallery, we have uploaded a selection of Edition Prints by Ben Brown for purchase on our store. Only 15 of each print available.

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Ben Brown ‘Kill Your Idols’

•October 14, 2009 • Leave a Comment

Opens 6pm Friday 23rd October The National Grid Gallery. 24 Chard Road, Brookvale NSW 2100
Exhibition runs from 23.10.2009 – 19.11.2009

Gallery is open Monday to Friday 9am – 5pm and Saturdays 12pm – 3pm
If these times do not suit, please feel free to give us a call and make an appointment.


Ben Brown was born with super thermo x-ray vision which, naturally enough, lead to an obsessive relationship with skulls & bones. He has worked for a mixed variety of clients for over twenty years. His commissions range across publishing, clothing apparel and the music industry. He has designed an extensive range of music posters for performers like Silverchair, nirvana, fat boy slim, Frenzal rhomb and the hoodoo gurus, as well as events including the Big Day Out, Good Vibrations Festival, Homebake, the falls festival and others. He contributes a regular comic strip to notorious surfing publication ‘stab’, and provides illustration for many other titles. Ben also creates graphics to cover all manner of clothing for clients like Insight, Mambo, Globe, O’Neill, Rip Curl, Ocean & Earth, Nice produce and Supply. 

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APESEVEN & BARRETT

•October 12, 2009 • Leave a Comment

Apeseven’s latest installation for the Local Produce Exhibition. The video and piece were made & filmed over a 12 hour stint. Drop by Art Focus Gallery, Brookvale to see the work.