No-Name Station 16 Oct – 14 Nov 2010, Iberia Center for Contemporary Art, Beijing, China

The project has been initiated by Gertrude Contemporary in Melbourne, in collaboration with Warmun Arts Centre in Western Australia and Iberia Center for Contemporary Art in Beijing. It has been developed with the support of the Australian Embassy in Beijing and the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, and will be promoted as a part of DFAT’s 2010 Year of Australian Culture in China campaign. The exhibition and book launch in Beijing in October 2010. 

Brook Andrew, Gao Shiqiang, Newell Harry, Mabel Juli, Gabriel Nodea, Marika and Marissa Patrick, Rusty Peters, 
Rammey Ramsey, Liang Shuo, Sally Smart, Wang Wei, Zhao Zhao

The exhibition launched in Beijing will be shown in Melbourne in 2012 at Gertrude Contemporary.

Sally Smart Shadow Puppet Dreaming
No-Name Station Project, Warmun, Australia 2010 

Sally Smart Boab studio
installation view 2010 

Sally Smart Boab installation
view Iberia Center for Contemporary Art
Beijing, China, 2010

No-Name Station Project exhibition
opening at Iberia Center for Contemporary Art,
Beijing, China, 2010

Sally Smart Eye Desire, 2010-11

Australian Tapestry Workshop
Commission for the
Royal Women’s Hospital
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

Weavers
Sue Batten and Chris Cochius 

Photos courtesy ATW

Sally Smart Conversation Piece:Art Family,
2010, Synthetic polymer paint on Fabric with
collage elements and pins, 198cm x198 cm 

Bendigo Art Gallery  commissioned
thirteen Australian artists to respond
to the notion of the game of chess. 

Your Move: Australian artists play chess
is the touring exhibition of these works 

Bendigo Art Gallery 

30 October 2010 – 30 January 2011
and Australian tour 2011

Sally Smart Femmage Shadows and Symptoms 
exhibition McClelland Gallery + Sculpture Park,
and publication, 11 July - 19 September 2010

This installation has been exhibited in various versions
for exhibitions in Singapore, Korea, Japan and 
Spain (1998-2003). A new version was exhibited
for the  McClelland Art Gallery + Sculpture Park,
Langwarrin, Victoria, Australia

Visible Art at Republic Tower is the first major project of the Visible Art Foundation. The Republic Tower is an adventurous and challenging work of architecture, located in the city of Melbourne Australia. The Republic Tower’s designers are Nation Fender Katsalidis Architects.

The Visible Art Foundation commissioned artists to work on a project to create images for the Artboards, representing the art site. They were essentially two curved billboards comprising the first 4 storeys of the buildings prominent corner position, and made with the image printed on to vinyl and stretched over the board.

Sally Smart was a commissioned
artist in 2001, working with the Visible Art Foundation’s project manager Bruce Filley.
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Photography: John Gollings