A little piece by Terryn Whiteoak in the Sunraysia Daily Saturday paper on current exhibitor Stacy Arezou Mehrfar. Stacy's show in collaboration with Amy Stein will be at Wallflower Photomedia Gallery until April 4.

In the projection space we have a piece by Daniel Betham, a NZ based artist and keep an eye on the Facebook page and blog as we update with articles, reviews and further information on these great projects.

http://www.sunraysiadaily.com.au/story/2135628/down-to-earth-photographers-examine-tall-poppy-syndrome/?cs=1511

Viewing Platforms | Radio review

This morning on Triple R (3RRR 102.7FM) the SmartArts program had a short review by Ace Wagstaf of our curator Kristian Hagglom's exhibition 'Viewing Platforms' at Edmund Pearce and we're pretty ok with the fact they used the term "Lynchian" in regard to the smashed up popup...

Check it out via Radio On Demand, the link will take you straight to the start of the (most important) Haggblom section at 00:40:57:

http://ondemand.rrr.org.au/grid/20121206094057

Photo Set | 'Ghost Notes' Install

Yesterday morning the Wallflower team was excited to be installing Robert Canali's exhibition Ghost Notes in the main gallery space. With laser level, spirit level and measuring tape to hand, it was a flurry of bubble wrap and pencil marks. Although tempted, no curators were sealed in the perfectly sized, quintessential crate which contained much of the work.

Mid-hang the media came to take some shots of the install and talk to our curator, Mr Haggblom for a television segment in the local news.

Ghost Notes opens tonight, Friday September 14th at 5pm and runs until October 17 at Wallflower Photomedia Gallery, 41 Deakin Ave, Mildura.

Press | The Age

Press | Sunraysia Daily | Heather Lee "Made In England"

Heather Lee’s current show was covered today, Wednesday 23^rd May by the Sunraysia Daily, the exhibition is up until June 13.

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Press | Sunraysia Daily | Wallflower Photomedia Gallery Launch

Wallflower's launch was covered in Mildura's local paper, The Sunraysia Daily, by the lovely Allyson Fonseca who valiantly struggled through the interview during the crowded and noisy opening last Sunday. A slight correction we should mention is that although both artists exhibited work about Tokyo, Mr Tuomas A. Laitinen is not from Japan, he is from Finland.


Here is the link to the article which was published in Friday April 27th's issue page 2.



 
Opportunity: Wallflower Photomedia Gallery curator Kristian Haggblom says the new gallery will bring international visitors here. Picture: Luke Birch


 Tuomas A Laitinen's Website
 Tomoaki Makino's Website