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23 May 20008	Art Bank acquisition	Established in 1980 by the Australian Government as an arts support program, Artbank is the largest buyer of contemporary Australian art in the country. Breathing Taking Coral (picture on the left) from Vipoo's latest series For the FUTURE is now in the collection of Art Bank Australia. "For the FUTURE" exhibition at Über Gallery will be closing on Sunday 1 June 2008. Watch VDO clip exhibition walkthrough.	yes
	Art Victoria Grant	Vipoo is very excited to be advised that his application to Arts Victoria for financial assistance under the international Program toward a solo exhibition at Surapon Gallery, Bangkok, Thailand has been successful. The exhibition will run from 22 January - 18 February 2009	yes
	Roop-Rote-Roung (Taste Touch Tell)	Vipoo Srivilasa’s upcoming project Roop – Rote – Ruang (Taste - Touch - Tell) will take the form of both an exhibition at Gallery 4A and a series of dinner parties, hosted by the artist, at various private residences in Sydney. The gallery exhibition will focus on environmental issues. Visitors will also participate in the creation process by building their own pieces of coral from clay provided in the gallery. Those coral pieces will gradually come together to form a coral reef, growing larger as more people participate in the project. At the dinner parties, Srivilasa will present a new ceramic dinner set over a four-course meal. The work will unfold as the meal is consumed. Images will gradually be exposed on bowls or plates and the full narrative will reveal itself as the dinner comes to its conclusion. more information	yes
	Belle Magazine	Vipoo Srivilasa’s upcoming project Roop – Rote – Ruang (Taste - Touch - Tell) is in the latest Belle Magazine (June/July issue). See larger version	yes
1 May 2008	Opening	Vipoo Srivilasa’s solo show at Über gallery was officially opened by writer and ex-curator of Craft Victoria, Kevin Murray. The evenings audience were treated to an array of intricate and characterful figures and forms that represent Srivilasa’s concern for the deterioration of the coral reefs and eco-systems of his native Thailand and of his new home of Australia. This stark environmental warning is couples with Srivilasa’s usual humor and flair and a distinct sense of fun. see images of the exhibition here
	New Gallery	Images of Vipoo's latest work "For The Future" is now on line. Check them out here
8 April 2008	Vipoo's Blog	Inspired by many ceramic artist's blogs including Mel Robson, Carole Epp and Gerry Wedd. Vipoo begins his new toy "Vipoo's Blog" on Multiply. It is a place to keep up with his activity, opinion, experience and more. Multiply provide many features that websites do not have such as interaction, share images, group and more. If you have an account with Multiply please join Vipoo's contact. http://vipaust.multiply.com	yes
	For The Future : Vipoo solo exhibition	In his latest show at Über Gallery, from 30 April – 1 June 2008, Vipoo Srivilasa incorporates work which is theatrical, flamboyant, humorous and always in search for beauty. In this particular series, Srivilasa continues exploring the inherent commonalities between the cultures of his native Thailand and his new home of Australia, only this time the emphasis is on global warming and the damage caused to the coral reef of both countries due to greed and over consumption. He uses the coral reef issue as a link between the two places, as both face similar problems. Open on Wednesday 30 April, 6.30pm (by invitation only - contact Über Gallery for detail) Guest Speaker: Kevin Murray - Writer and Curator
23 March 2008	Australian Ceramic Stories Forum	Australian Ceramic Stories (ACS) explores the use of narrative in contemporary Australian ceramics. Surveying the work of artists from across the country at Dubbo Regional Gallery. To coincide with the exhibition, a 1-day Forum will be held on Saturday 12 April 2008 which will further explore the theme. The keynote speaker will be Matthias Ostermann. Further speakers are: Dr Janet Mansfield OAM, Megan Martin, Janet DeBoos, Vipoo Srivilasa, Louise Boscacci, Gerry Wedd, and Gudrun Klix. The Official Opening will be held on Friday 11 April and a Curator's Talk with exhibiting artists will be held on Sunday 13 April. more detail
	Hong Kong International Art Fair	For five days this May, Hong Kong will host many of the world’s leading art galleries at the inaugural ART HK. An art fair of a scale never seen before in the city, ART HK 08 will take place at the landmark Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre from 14 – 18 May. Über Gallery has been accepted to participate in the inaugural Hong Kong International Art Fair and will represent Vipoo Srivilasa at the Fair.
	The Night I had Fun	Latest work of Vipoo blue and white series, The Night I Had Fun. This series is a result of Clay Alchemy, a culture exchange project between Thai and Australian ceramic artists. The project involves six Australian ceramic artists visited Thailand and six Thai ceramic artists visited Australia in the year 2006. Vipoo was organised and lead the project. The Night I Had Fun is a memory of the first night when all of the artists meet each others.
29 Feb 2008	Exhibition in Shanghai	Srivilasa's Mouse Teapots are part of the international teapot exhibition which take place in Shanghai, China during May this year. The show include 22 artists from 13 country. The exhibition theme is "@home.com- Chinese mouse/rat teapot exhibition"
22 January 2008	Workshop in Hobart	Vipoo Srivilasa will be leading a hands on workshop in Hobart, Tasmania. This is his first workshop in Tasmania.
	Australian Ceramics Stories	"Australian Ceramic Stories" referrer to the concept of ceramic narrative presented in Canadian Matthias Ostermann's book The Ceramic Narrative (2006). The exhibition will stimulate discussion and investigation of the role of narrative in Australian ceramics, and will be accompanied by a one-day forum. "Australian Ceramic Stories" feature12 ceramic artists around Australia and curated by Dr Julia Jones The exhibition will be held at the Dubbo Regional Gallery, in the new Western Plains Cultural Centre, Dubbo, NSW. view the exhibition
	A Secret History of Blue and White	National tour of 'A Secret History of Blue and White' launched at Object Galleries, Sydney, 18 January 2008. Exhibition touring to seven venues across Australia during 2008 and 2009. From 19 January 2008, A Secret History of Blue and White: Contemporary Australian Ceramics showcases the ingenious work of five prominent Australian contemporary artists, Robin Best, Stephen Benwell, Bronwyn Kemp, Vipoo Srivilasa and Gerry Wedd .