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Will French, Deep Deep Breath, 2014, Nylon Ripstop, adhesive and exhaust fan, timers, 2400 x 450. Photo credit: Zan Wimberley.

October 3, 2018October 11, 2018 by vergegallery

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Verge Gallery acknowledges and pays respect to the Gadigal people of the Eora nation, the traditional custodians of the land on which Verge is built and operates.  We acknowledge Elders past and present who have cared and continue to care for Country.

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University of Sydney NSW 2006

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Empire of mind: the shape of internet companies influence on culture  Thursday 21.02.19 from 6pm, free event . Moderated by Mashable Australia’s Web Culture Reporter @johnnylieu with panellists Aim Sinpeng, Ariel Bogle, @justin_balmain, and @sabelladsouza . Join us next Thursday for a panel discussion exploring the omnipotence of internet companies such as Netflix, Facebook and Google and their imperialistic impact on culture. The question of the debate asks: are these companies, founded on American values, staging a modern form of imperialism which is not about military force or land acquisition but more a soft power endeavour using culture to control the minds of the masses? . #empireofmind #arielbogle #aimsinpeng #vergegallery #usuaccess #universityofsydney #oweek Pip knows how to beat the heat! ☀️ Arctic air-conditioning is on at Verge ❄️ Come by to see @edithcollier 'Monuments to moments' and @justin__balmain 'A way to sync, live in the world, and the opposite of relax'. Moment I (detail), 2018. Talia Smith. . Verge Gallery will be closed this Saturday. Current shows featuring projects from @edithcollier and @justin__balmain will reopen Tuesday. . #alwayswasalwayswillbe #gadigalland The problem with the future is that it turns into the present, 2018. Justin Balmain . . Viewings of the work run every 50 minutes from 10am Tuesday–Friday and 11am on Saturday. For exact viewing times follow the link to our website located on our profile page. . . Also, massive thank you to all who came to the opening last night! Current show featuring projects from @edithcollier & @justin_balmain runs until 23 February.
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