David M Thomas – ARI Remix – A Polyvocal Memory of Australian Artist-Run Culture and Heritage "Work in Progress"

October 6, 2020 In ARI Remix

Maternal Matter | David M. Thomas STABLE – FRIDAY 9 OCTOBER 2020 FROM 18:00 UTC+10-21:00 UTC+10

Maternal Matter | David M. Thomas STABLE - FRIDAY 9 OCTOBER 2020 FROM 18:00 UTC+10-21:00 UTC+10

October 5, 2020 In ARI Remix, Artists

Suzanne Howard (1962-2018)

Artist Suzanne Howard (1962-2018)

October 4, 2020 In ARI Remix, NSW 1990-2000, NSW 2000-NOW

CBD Gallery

CBD Gallery, Sydney

October 4, 2020 In ARI Remix, Artists

David M. Thomas

David M. Thomas - Artist Profile -http://www.davidmthomas.com

September 29, 2020 In ARI Remix, OPEN

(Re) Presenting – ‘Fingers for Brisbane, Fingers for Queensland’ : A personal journey through Brisbane’s Artist-Run Projects by artist David M Thomas

(Re) Presenting - ' Fingers for Brisbane, Fingers for Queensland' - A personal journey through Brisbane’s Artist-Run Projects by artist David M Thomas

April 25, 2020 In ARI Remix, GLOBAL 2000-NOW, OPEN

(Re) Presenting – An Apocalyptic Pin-Up – A Soylent Spot Slide Night + DIY Zine [by artist Erika Scott and a cast of Brisbane ARI artist colleagues] – May 2020 ( a collective memory work in progress now )

(Re) Presenting - An Apocalyptic Pin-Up - A Soylent Spot Slide Night [ by artist Erika Scott and a cast of Brisbane ARI artist colleagues ] - May 2020 ( a collective memory work in progress now )

October 18, 2019 In ARI Remix, OPEN

Outer Space Fundraising Auction – Friday November 1 2019 6pm-9pm

Outer Space Fundraising Auction - November 1 2019 6pm - 9pm ://www.facebook.com/events/2992760827614920/

February 10, 2019 In OPEN

The Farm – A Social Memory by architect Dirk Yates

The Farm - Artist Architect Dirk Yates Remembers

August 25, 2017 In ARI Remix, OPEN

Presentism Boxcopy – 26 August – 24 September 2017

Presentism Boxcopy - 26 August – 24 September 2017 - 10 Years at Boxcopy

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actually nick number 1 loved reading crime novels in the bathtub...it was his favourite past time particularly on weekend mornings...i often disturbed him on such weekends as it was my time off from the ima and despite making him grumpy we enjoyed art and life banter over a cuppa while he was wearing a very tattered bathrobe..either sitting at the kitchen table always messy or in the lounge room where the floor was covered chaotically with records interview tapes a multitude of literary criticism books and screeds of lecture or theory articles that he was in various stages of completing....highly organised chaos...i miss him very much...the other nick or nick number 2

Managed to do something approaching Art in the queen street mall back in the 80s only to be told by one shopper that if they had a gun they would have shot me and another that complained to Warrana that my company looked like a satanic ritual. Should have stayed indoors.