We are a Melbourne based interdisciplinary art collective focussed on watching tv and wandering around in Australia. Follow @ACABcollective
Check out ACAB Collective’s Flickr Photostream
Find it at: http://www.flickr.com/photos/89506256@N06/
Collaboration in Visual Arts featuring ACAB Collective
Check out ‘Collaboration in the visual arts’ by Kent Wilson featuring interviews with Soda_Jerk, Ash Keating, Ms&Mr, The Safari Team, The Seam and ACAB Collective!
ACAB Collective have been announced as the winner of The Substation Contemporary Art Prize Bendigo Bank People’s Choice award for our work Fauxtopia!
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Fauxtopia as part of the exURBAN festival in the Frankston CBD until the 7th of July!
ACAB newest installation Fauxtopia will be showing as part of the ExURBAN screen festival from the 23rd of June - 7th of July in the Frankston CBD, Victoria so get ready!!!
http://www.exurbanscreens.com/
The Rave Cave @ Kings ARI
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ACAB collective’s new monster has begun squatting in the front gallery @ King’s ARI
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press image for ACAB’s upcoming large scale installation at Kings ARI in Melbourne
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acab @ Trocadero Art Space
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BLINDSIDE Summer Studio
Rather then leave the gallery empty over the holiday season this year, Ben Johnson & Nickk Hertzog and Agnes So & Janson Chau were given the keys to BLINDSIDE and, starting from scratch, asked to have an exhibition ready in four and a half weeks, a duration far exceeding the usual two-day installation time. From this Wednesday the public are invited to view the results that both highlight and fracture the boundaries between idea inception, exploration, creation and presentation.
Studios open - Wednesday 11 January - Friday 13 January 2012, 12 - 6pm
Ben Johnson & Nickk Hertzog’s work at BLINDSIDE explores the complex relationship between place and context in the studio. The studio echoes the logic of spatial peripheries - it is a complex and organic whole. To remove a garbage bag is just as incongrous an action as removing a painting. The work will be indelibly linked to the edifice of the studio. Johnson and Hertzog’s assembleges cohere into a sort of DIY post apocalyptic desert island, where accumulation and entropy have become implicit in the studio space.
