Past exhibitions 2007
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- Quirk
- The Dream Republic
- Strangely Familiar [working title]
- Years Without Magic
- The Constance Gordon-Johnson Sculpture and Installation Prize
- Transmission
- The Ranger
- Spill
- NENU - New Art from China
- Showcase 07
- Puncture
QuirkArtists Artists in Residency Curator External Scholar Exhibition launch Exhibition open Artist talks: 10 March Quirk Catalogue (PDF 790kb - download Adobe Acrobat) |
'fat jelly' by Anna Phillips |
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QUIRK is an exhibition of weird and intriguing artwork by South Australian and Tasmanian artists which explores the poignant, discarded, abject and bizarre. |
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The Dream RepublicArtist and Artist in Residency Curator: Dr Pamela Zeplin Exhibition Launch Exhibition Open Exhibition invite (PDF file 164kb) |
 'political
clown (detail)' 2006 |
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Using installation, painting, puppetry and performance Indonesian artist Heri Dono engages with contemporary issues and Indonesian mythology to explore the position of the individual within society. |
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Strangely Familiar [working title]Designers: Suzie Attiwill, Matt Davis, Michael Geissler, Leah Heiss, Rochus Urban Hinkel, Rachel Hurst, Roger Kemp, Jane Lawrence, Stephen Loo, Andrea Mina, Gregory More, David Morris, Sean Pickersgill, Linda Marie Walker and SueAnne Ware Artists in Residency Curator
Exhibition launch Exhibition invite (PDF file 177kb)
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 SF[WT] #1, Gini Lee, Digital Photo |
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Strangely Familiar [working title] is the third in a series of research in progress installation-based exhibitions undertaken between the Louis Laybourne Smith School of Architecture and Design and the Interior Design Program at RMIT University. This Exhibition provides a location for experimental and evolving design processes. |
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Years Without MagicArtists: Louise Haselton and Bridget Currie External Scholar Exhibition launch Exhibition open
Exhibition invite (PDF file 132kb) "..feel the magician's weave of surprise as ordinary objects seem to do unaccountable things and the artists steer us towards a 'magical thinking' and 'counterperception'" - Lisa Kelly 2007 More information |
'Untitled' 2007 |
The Constance Gordon-Johnson Sculpture and Installation PrizeArtists: Amira Hajar, Kelly Paul, Elizabeth Everett and Margo Clark Exhibition launch Exhibition open Exhibition invite (PDF file 138kb) The fourth annual exhibition and award recognises outstanding achievement within Sculpture and Installation specialisation of the Bachelor of Visual Arts Degree at the South Australian School of Art. The award has been made possible by a generous donation from the estate of the late Constance Gordon-Johnson. |
'Unfinished Performance in three parts' 2005 |
TransmissionArtists: Di Barrett, Greg Donovan, Andrew Hill, Mark Kimber, Toby Richardson and Olga Sankey External Scholar Exhibition launch
Exhibition open
Exhibition invite (PDF file 119kb) An exhibition of painting, photography and printmaking mediated through digital processes by six contemporary visual artists from DARE, the Digital Art Research Experiment, South Australian School of Art. More information |
Toby Richardson, 2007 |
The RangerArtist: Julie Gough External Scholar Exhibition launch Exhibition open Exhibition invite (PDF file 203kb)
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 Julie Gough, Chase (detail), 2001 Installation at NGV, tea-tree and fabric
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| This exhibition has been inspired by the determined self-sufficiency of an Aboriginal woman who roamed King Island during the 1830s and 1840s, avoiding contact with others. References to her stealth survive in the journal of John Scott, a sealer, who called her 'The Ranger'. | |
SpillArtists External Scholar Exhibition launch
Exhibition
open Exhibition invite (PDF file 173kb) |
Ruth Fazakerley and Agnieszka Golda, 2007, mixed media |
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Ruth
Fazakerley and Agnieszka Golda are working
collaboratively to develop an installation as an outcome of a
process of textual and practice-based investigations around the
themes of affect, emotion and subjectivity in cultural and spatial
contexts. Utilising research drawn from historical studies of
perception, as well as contemporary fields of cultural geography and
cultural studies, the artists will make use of individual expertise
in both 2-dimensional imagery (painting, photography, textiles) and
sculptural installation practices to construct a culturally,
emotionally and visually charged body of work. The online reference (blog) |
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NENU New Art from ChinaExhibition launch
Exhibition
open
Exhibition invite (PDF file 116kb) This exhibition has been developed to celebrate and strengthen the relationship between the South Australian School of Art at the University of South Australia, and the College of Fine Arts at Northeast Normal University in Changchun, Jilin province, The People's Republic of China. |
Showcase 07Design work by graduating students from the Bachelor of Design (Visual Communication). Exhibition launch
Exhibition open |
PunctureVisual Arts Graduate and Honours Exhibition Exhibition launch Exhibition open Exhibition invite (PDF file 151kb) Exhibition poster (PDF file 234kb) |
'Note to Self' by Annika Evans |
