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Jerome Frumar 24 June - 26 July 2006 Genome, detail 2006 Sterling silver courtesy the artist and Sherman Galleries, Sydney Steve Carr 20 May - 21 June 2006 Sometimes it Snows in April (detail) 2005-06 dimensions variable Stg Silver, enamel and glass courtesy the artist, Michael Lett, Auckland and Sherman Galleries, Sydney Fabien Clerc 18 March - 19 April 2006 Ceramic Board Project 2006 courtesy the artist and Sherman Galleries Sydney Peter Deckers 4 February - 8 March 2006 Mourning Jewellery from the Chernobyl collection, a Belarusian travel exhibition 2006 Noel Hart 24 September - 12 October 2005 courtesy the artist and Sherman Galleries, Sydney John Nicholson 3 September - 21 September 2005 Light Machines 2005 courtesy the artist and Sherman Galleries, Sydney Glenys Hodgeman 15 October - 2 November 2005 Wrapped Courtesy the artist and Sherman Galleries, Sydney Xavier Modoux 5 November - 23 November 2005 folding clay vases 2001 18 x 25 x 18 cm stoneware Courtesy the artist and Sherman Galleries, Sydney Irianna Kanellopoulou 23 July - 10 August 2005 Boogie Nights (detail) from GROOVE 2005 courtesy the artist and Sherman Galleries, Sydney Zoë Jay Veness 13 August - 31 August 2005 1, 1, 2, 3, 5,… 2005 courtesy the artist and Sherman Galleries, Sydney Daniel Chant 2 July - 20 July 2005 CAGE 2005 45 x 45 x 39 cm wood , glass, metal courtesy the artist and Sherman Galleries, Sydney Tracey Clement 11 June - 29 June 2005 ravelled / unravelled (circular history) 2005 60 cm diameter large ball of wool made from wool recycled from of 54 jumpers courtesy the artist and Sherman Galleries, Sydney Debra Porch 21 May - 8 June 2005 Napoleon's trees (and boots) 2005 courtesy the artist and Sherman Galleries, Sydney Tiffany Parbs 30 April - 18 May 2005 courtesy the artist and Sherman Galleries, Sydney Virginia Kaiser 9 April - 27 April 2005 courtesy the artist and Sherman Galleries, Sydney Sue Pedley 19 March - 6 March 2005 Intray 2005 metal, plastic, staples 50 x 50 x 45 cm courtesy the artist and Sherman Galleries, Sydney Abi Alice 26 February - 16 March 2005 Proportional Play, 2005, Anything Goes, Series 7 sizes variable polypropylene courtesy the artist and Sherman Galleries, Sydney Glenda Jones 5 February - 23 February 2005 Untitled 2005 paper clay courtesy the artist and Sherman Galleries, Sydney Linda van Niekerk 22 January - 2 February 2005 jewellery as wearable art 2004 courtesy the artis and Sherman Galleries, Sydney Sean O'Connell 27 November - 15 December 2004 Oval Snap-trap bracelet 2003 6 x 8 x 3.5 cm stainless steel, white gold, remanium Andrew Lavery 6 November - 24 November 2004 Aquamarine Skyline 2004 variable blown glass Photo: David Macarther courtesy the artist and Sherman Galleries, Sydney Elliat Rich 16 October - 3 November 2004 The Lichen Photo: Alex Kershaw courtesy the artist and Sherman Galleries, Sydney Catherine Harrington 25 September - 13 October 2004 The Need for Ritual 2004 dimensions variable bone, buffalo horn, sterling silver, ebony courtesy the artist and Sherman Galleries, Sydney Zoe MacDonell 4 September - 22 September 2004 Quiescene 2 2004 silk, print, paper, handstitch Gerry Wedd 14 August - 1 September 2004 Gerry Wedd Dogs at Play #1 from the series Dogs at Play 2000 14 x 10 cm ceramic Kris Coad 24 July - 11 August 2004 Free Falling 2004 @ 27cm bone china, red thread photography: A. Wuttke Tracy Luff 3 July - 21 July 2004 Empathy 2004 29 x 43 x 12cms cardboard and teak wood		WHAT IS 2³? 2³ is an opportunity for emerging and established artists working in the applied arts to exhibit their work within the context of a leading contemporary art gallery. The 2³ initiative has developed in response to the lack of venues available to applied artists in and around Sydney. Sherman Galleries embraces artists working in all media and hopes this new endeavour will contribute to their recognition and success. 2³ is a mobile exhibition space comprised of two perspex cubes on wheels. 2³ may be positioned on the Sherman Galleries' back verandah, the terrace (level with the sculpture garden) or in the viewing gallery. If you are unfamiliar with these areas, please visit the gallery and have a look. The perspex cubes rest upon plinths. Artists exhibiting in 2³ will position their artwork(s) on the base and the perspex box will be placed over the top. There is a lock securing each box to its plinth so that the perspex covers cannot be removed once secured. The public may view 2³ during gallery hours: Tuesday-Friday 10am-6pm and Saturday 11am-6pm. 2³ aims to foreground the aesthetic, technical and conceptual nature of objects and to challenge past and present attitudes towards the applied arts. Additionally, 2³ strives to offer an insight into the significance of these art forms now and in the future. For more information, please contact Lisa Corsi: twocubes@shermangalleries.com.au


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