Sunday, 12 August 2007
Blue
Hope: A Moving Image
8 to 19 August 2007
191 Gouger Street, Adelaide
and Arts SA windows, 110 Hindley St, Adelaide
Hope: A Moving Image is an opportunity to experience the work of several well known emerging artists expressed in the medium of ‘film’. While familiar to the viewer, film is a medium unfamiliar to the practices of most of the exhibiting artists.
The artists selected to explore moving image in Hope: A Moving Image are:
Prathna Biswas \ Susan Bruce \ Reuben Duffy \ Peter Dyson \ Ruth Fazakerley \ Agnieszka Golda \ Anja Jagsch \ Scott James \ Lorelei Siegloff \ Ryan Sims \ Scott Taylor
Hope: A Moving Image is supported by the Helpmann Academy and Rob Ellis of Local Tech Services has provided the projection screens. The exhibition is part of the SALA Festival Moving Image Project.
Our contribution, the 3 minute video Blue, makes use of text, colour and repetition to bring together something of the affectual economies of both Australian and Polish rituals of renewal associated with domestic house painting!
8 to 19 August 2007
191 Gouger Street, Adelaide
and Arts SA windows, 110 Hindley St, Adelaide
Hope: A Moving Image is an opportunity to experience the work of several well known emerging artists expressed in the medium of ‘film’. While familiar to the viewer, film is a medium unfamiliar to the practices of most of the exhibiting artists.
The artists selected to explore moving image in Hope: A Moving Image are:
Prathna Biswas \ Susan Bruce \ Reuben Duffy \ Peter Dyson \ Ruth Fazakerley \ Agnieszka Golda \ Anja Jagsch \ Scott James \ Lorelei Siegloff \ Ryan Sims \ Scott Taylor
Hope: A Moving Image is supported by the Helpmann Academy and Rob Ellis of Local Tech Services has provided the projection screens. The exhibition is part of the SALA Festival Moving Image Project.
Our contribution, the 3 minute video Blue, makes use of text, colour and repetition to bring together something of the affectual economies of both Australian and Polish rituals of renewal associated with domestic house painting!
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