![Image: Lane Cormick, [Peach G9], 2021. Courtesy the artist and Daine Singer.](https://photo.org.au/api/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/HERO-cormick_2021_Peach-G9-200x143.jpeg "HERO cormick_2021_Peach G9")
Opening reception: Lane Cormick
30 April 2022
When
30 April 2022
Saturday, 3-5pm (AEST)
Venue
Accessibility
Wheelchair access
Price
Free, no bookings required
Lane Cormick’s exhibition George comprises a series of diptych black and white prints on acetate, which are overlaid with a pattern of collaged enamel paint dots from hole punch chads. The diptychs use mirrored photographs, found images and revisit abstract drawings from his archive. The exhibition continues Cormick’s aesthetic investigation of the brand, repetition, reproduction and fandom.
Cormick’s work draws from a wide array of influences including the aesthetics of the industrial and functional, investigation of skill and technique, performance, music, conceptual art and minimalism, and contemporary culture. These influences feed into an art practice that is open-ended and without predictable outcome.
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Artist
Lane Cormick (AU)
Born 1975, Melbourne
Lives and works Melbourne, AustraliaLane Cormick’s work draws from a wide array of influences including the aesthetics of the industrial and functional, investigation of skill and technique, performance, music, modernist and contemporary culture. These influences feed into an art practice that is open-ended and without predictable outcome. Previous works have been created through endurance-based performance or procedure, with a commitment to impractical or unreasonable projects that test him physically and mentally, exposing the limits of his skills and the enormity of his attempts.
Cormick has previously exhibited at Melbourne Art Fair, Daine Singer, Tristian Koenig, Neon Parc, CCP, RMIT Project Space, Gertrude Contemporary and the Australian Centre of Contemporary Art in Melbourne; and at Chalk Horse Gallery, Sydney; UKS Gallery, Oslo; Art Forum Berlin; Artspace, Sydney. He has also exhibited at various artist-run initiatives such as Hell, Plinth Projects, Platform, Bus, Penthouse and Pavement, Kings, TCB and First Floor. Cormick has been the recipient of an Australia Council residency in Los Angeles and a Gertrude Contemporary residency in Melbourne. He completed a Bachelor of Fine Art (Drawing) from the Victorian College of the Arts in 1999. In 2017 VERSION published the limited edition artist book, Lane Cormick: NOHARDATTACK.
