Y3K: Kain Picken and Rob McKenzie

Y3K is a two year project-by-project open model contemporary art gallery, incorporating multi-functional spaces. Facilitating and curating group and solo expos, projects, retail, publishing, office, landscape, architecture, multi-disciplinary design, artist dinners, video and film screening, is host to World Food Books and other events. Y3K is a project run by artists which is engaged with independent and represented praxis, other art spaces and programs, institutions and various projects nationally and internationally.

After realising our two-year program, Y3K Gallery is now closed.

Please view our exhibitions archive.

We would like to thank the many many people who helped to make the project possible and rewarding.

Y3K was initiated and operated by James Deutsher and Christopher L G Hill.

Kain Picken and Rob McKenzie

Please join us for the opening of two exhibitions this Friday the 16th July 2010:

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surviving sustainability:__________

Kain Picken

with f f i X X e d

and James Deutsher

Surviving sustainability:______________ is a project based exhibition presented by ffiXXed as part of the State of Design festival.

At Y3k surviving sustainability:______________ forms one part of an exhibition by Kain Picken examining the various structures thorough which we channel personal, cultural and economic activities.

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Kain Picken and Rob McKenzie

present a selection of paintings produced between Berlin in 2008 and China in 2010. The paintings form part of the artists collaborative investigation into representation and subjectivity.

Y3K exhibition opening Friday the 16th of June 2010, 6-8pm

Exhibition runs 17th of June to 7th August 2010 during gallery hours

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Along side this exhibition, f f i X X e d also take residence and present:

Melbourne Central Studio (store next to Chi Link on level 2 below Hoyts cinema)

Closing event Saturday 24th July 2010 4-8pm

Studio open Tuesday 20th to Saturday 24th July from 12-6pm

LINKS

http://y2kgallery.blogspot.com

http://worldfoodbooks.blogspot.com

http://jahjahsphinx.blogspot.com

http://counterfeitnessfirst.blogspot.com

http://www.christopherlghill.blogspot.com

http://jamesdeutsher.blogspot.com

http://www.ffixxed.com

http://www.ida-ekblad.com

http://www.esterpartegas.com

http://biancahester.net

http://www.joshuapetherick.com

http://katherinehuang.com

http://mikaladwyer.com

http://www.aconstructedworld.com/www.aconstructedworld.com/a_constructed_world.html

http://www.jotacastro.eu

http://www.new-territories.com

http://kalimanrawlins.com

http://www.gambiacastle.net

http://www.hopkinsoncundy.com

http://www.vitamincreativespace.com

http://www.uplandsgallery.com

http://www.michaellett.com

http://www.chinaartobjects.com

http://projectslost.wordpress.com

http://www.castillocorrales.fr/galerie

http://www.indexof.no

http://www.houseofgaga.com

http://www.craftvic.asn.au

http://www.contemporaryartdaily.com

http://www.thenarrows.org

http://www.utopianslumps.com

http://neonparc.com.au

http://speecharchive.blogspot.com

http://triangularsun.blogspot.com

http://www.cneai.com

http://vitamincreativespace.blogbus.com

http://www.dezeen.com

http://www.jointhassles.blogspot.com

http://www.stateofdesign.com.au/events/design-for-everyone/too-much-of-everything/#e210

http://www.fabrics.at

http://blairtrethowan.blogspot.com

http://www.snawklor.blogspot.com

http://www.unmagazine.org

http://ongoing.jp/menu_en.html

http://www.3331.jp/en

http://www.nosoulforsale.com