The tide toward the shore @ Firstdraft

On a recent road trip around the Murray River in regional NSW I collected video footage of passing landscapes, shooting mainly out of the car window. I took these visual field recordings flying through space at 100km/h. Filming in this way made me think about what it means to be in a place—how we understand and connect with place—and also the idea of moving between places. The state of being in transit, of transitions, of journeying. Taking these ideas back to the studio, I have been processing the video and experimenting with different projection surfaces to create an audiovisual installation that represents a landscape in motion between one place and the next. The title, The tide toward the shore, is borrowed from George Maciunas’ 1963Fluxus Manifesto.

Come see the work at Firstdraft gallery from 15 August to 1 September 2012. Opening 6-8pm Wednesday, 15 August 2012.

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Critical Animals – artist talk

If you’re planning to be in Newcastle this October long weekend for This is Not Art festival, stop by to hear my artist talk as part of a panel discussion called ‘An Antipodean Archive’. The event is part of Critical Animals and I will be joined by fellow creative researchers Melissa Ashley and Vanessa Barbay.

I will be discussing my work the South Sydney Project.

What: ‘An Antipodean Archive’ as part of Critical Animals

When: 10am-12pm, Saturday 1 October 2011

Where: The Royal Exchange, 34 Bolton St, Newcastle

D.I.A @ MOP

D.I.A.
A collaboration between 2010 Firstdraft Directors:
Connie Anthes, Grace Archibald, Lionel Bawden, Georgie Meagher, Debbie Pryor, Dylan Quirk, Kate Scardifield & Jessica Tyrrell
June 2011

The Directors of Firstdraft 2010 present a new work as part of MOP’s ARI showcase series in 2011. By choosing to work outside the parameters of each directors’ individual artistic practices, the resulting installation elevates a collaborative process to the role of art object. D.I.A. is a playful musing upon an endless series of openings and closings; ultimately involving the spectator in the creation of the spectacle.

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