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exhibition


presenting
Chris Parkinson
Peace of Wall - Street Art from East Timor

May 8 - 29 2010

featuring
Etson Arintes da Costa Caminha
Alfeo Sanchez Periera
Zito Soares da Silva

OPENING
6PM to 8PM Saturday May 8 2010

Zito Soares da Silva, Alfeo Sanchez Pereira and Etson Arintes da Costa Caminha, from East Timor’s free art school, Arte Moris (Art is Life) will paint directly on the walls of Until Never, and will be developing collaborative projects that will establish links between visual artists in Melbourne and East Timor.

On Saturday 8th May Zito, Alfeo and Etson will be painting a collaborative wall in Melbourne’s Hosier Lane, before opening Chris Parkinson’s photographic exhibition for Peace of Wall at Until Never, from 6:00pm.


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fotofreo installation




the fotofreo exhibition would appear to be beginning to take shape... thanks for the foto(s), jules.

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a selection of images from peace of wall will be exhibited in the fotofreo festival, fremantle, western australia from march 20 thru april 18. 

the images are part of a group exhibit entitled growing pains: timor leste 10 years on. it will be held in the moores building contemporary art gallery.

fotofreo is a month long international photography festival held every two years in fremantle, western australia.

the fotofreo 2010 festival will be comprised of a series of photographic exhibitions curated by fotofreo inc in dedicated venues including the fremantle arts centre, the western australian maritime museum, the moores building contemporary art gallery, and the fremantle prison. the festival will also host evenings of audio visual projections, panel discussions, lectures, conversations between professionals, a series of forums and lectures, floor talks, book launches, screenings of films about photography and a number of workshops including 3 run by photographers of magnum photos. 

so if you're in the neigbourhood, do pop down.