Land Abounds
The exhibition’s title, Land Abounds, hints at the many possibilities that a gathering of this calibre may reveal. I am told by curator Megan Monte that the exhibition is set around three themes which are based on Tracey Moffatt’s three videos, Love, 2003, Revolution, 2008, and Doomed, 2007. Monte has applied a curatorial rationale which […]
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Tagged Abdul Abdullah, Abdul-Rahman Abdullah, tracey moffatt
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Adelaide Biennial of Australian Art: Free/State
The Adelaide Biennial of Australian Art, a project of the Art Gallery of South Australia (AGSA), is the nation’s longest-running curated survey of contemporary Australian art. The Biennial is part of the Adelaide Festival, and since its inception in 1990 has exhibited nearly 500 artists to over one million visitors. It is a major exhibition […]
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Tracey Moffatt and Hayley Millar-Baker
Tracey Moffatt’s powerful images are exhibited with the photography of an emerging artist at Broken Hill Regional Gallery.
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Love, Displaced
Seven artists and artist collectives look for reparative potential in the claim that screentime isolates, rather than connects, us. They all work, of course, in video.
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Tagged AES+F, Cecilia Bengolea, Christian Thompson, Gary Hillberg, Jacobus Capone, Jeremy Deller, lawrence wilson gallery, love displaced, Richard Lewer, Roee Rosen, tracey moffatt
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