" This used to be the future " Opening night

Opening night success!!!!  17 paintings sold! Many familiar faces and many new ones. Ash Wednesday and Ollie Olsen 's performance was mind blowing, and the art just....... amazing!
" This used to be the future " runs until October 25 at D11, shop 3/427 Docklands drive, Docklands.
By appointment during the week contact email: info@joshlord.com , or Friday,
Saturday and Sunday open 12pm-5pm. Photos of the exhibition opening up soon, but for now some of the art work.

 

" Burning dollars this house was once a home " Large cut out light installation.

" The light at the end of the tunnel has gone out "

 

 

" Your silence is your children's inheritance "
$5000

 

" Life is hard enough when you belong here "
105x115cm
Acrylic on board

 

 

" So this is the golden age, at least you won't get time to be bored "
105x115cm
Acrylic on board

 

" All their barefoot armies "
105x115cm
Acrylic on board

 

" Gentle breeze from my computer screen "
105x115cm
Acrylic on board

The future is almost here

A last sneak Peak at a painting included in " This used to be the future " opening tomorrow.

 

 

Do not question authority

Sneak peak of another from " This used to be the future "

" Do not question authority "
45cm x 45cm
Acrylic on board

Good bye pain, Good bye to feeling bad

A sneak peak of one of the paintings in " This used to be the future "
" Good bye pain, good bye to feeling bad "
 105 x 115cm acrylic on board

This used to be the future opening night info

" THIS USED TO BE THE FUTURE "

OCTOBER 11 6PM

D11 GALLERY
SHOP 3/427 DOCKLANDS DRIVE
DOCKLANDS

ASH WEDNESDAY AND OLLIE OLSEN PERFORMING LIVE OPENING NIGHT

2014 Entry for the Archibald Prize

Ash Wednesday

MELBOURNE'S BURNING

Group show curated by Josh Lord.

Opening night 2/3/2012

6pm - Midnight

Paradise Hills, 1-9 Doonside St, Richmond

Artists: Unwell Bunny, Joseph Flynn, ELK, Josh Lord, Emilie Wright, Michael Staniak, Katie Parrish, Kim Denson, James Sedgwick and Michael Peck

Featuring live on opening night: The Ears, The Ovals, Ash Wednesday and Buckball Baby

The Art revealed. " Do electric sheep follow the digital herd? " Gasworks Arts Park

Radio Interview on SYN

 The interview can be heard on the link below:
http://syn.org.au/program/get-cereal/episode/audio/2011/08/26/josh-lord-interview/5195

Josh Lord T-shirts 01. " Message loud and clear "

This is the first T-shirt Josh has put into production. It was released to coincide with the opening of 

" Shootin from the hip of insanity "

We were walking past a shop in Yarraville today ( Village Idiom ) and saw one in a shop window :)

" Message loud and clear" 

from the exhibition, " In the shape of things to come "

Limited Edition of 100

Locally screen printed on white 100% cotton Gildan soft spun fitted t-shirts, 
(manufactured under the guidelines of the FLA code of conduct)


Mens and Womens all sizes available. S, M, L

Can also print up XL in both Mens and Womens.
$35 + $10 postage inside Australia, we do deliver outside Australia.
Please contact us for further details. info@joshlord.com

Also available @ Village Idiom, Yarraville.
* Please note we don't have a R.R.P on Tshirts, this is our price if you purchase through us, retail outlets may vary.

DO ELECTRIC SHEEP FOLLOW THE DIGITAL HERD Opening details.

Opening Saturday September 3

2pm - 4pm

Gasworks Arts Park

Cnr Graham & Pickles st

Albert Park

Ph: 03 8606 4200

Featuring performances by: Catherine Attard, Renn Barker & Jimmy Richter

Sneaky Peak of work up soon.............

Before the opening....

" Shootin' from the hip of insanity " wall paper with work 

 Cut out skull light

 The work.......

 Sound checks.......

Contagious Insanity

Insanity, sheer creative insanity!!! Is the only way to describe the past few months leading to, opening of and the duration of Josh Lord's exhibition, " Shootin' from the hip of insanity " @ Bower Gallery. 

And it seems the insanity is spreading with a selection of the work currently en route to Art Boy Gallery.

This blog is about Josh Lord a veteran of the arts here and abroad for the past 20 years. We start the journey in the now and will offer glimpses into the past and the future. Sharing the experience of this exhibition and many others, the man who created it and the many friends who joined, inspired and worked with us.

The Insanity begins