Associated works presented for <the space in between> artist group. Artists include Warwick Baker, Jessie Boylan, Gabrielle Brauer, Domenico de Clario, Tara Gilbee, Zoe Hambleton, Penelope Hunt, Lyndal Jones, Fiona Kennaugh, Tobias Richardson, Jacques Soddell, Robyn Walton, Hayley West.
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Tara Gilbee ‘benchmark’ 2012 graphite on paper
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Lyndal Jones – Watford House
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Tara Gilbee ‘benchmark’ 2012 (detail 1) graphite on paper
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Hayley West ‘Dead Dolphin’ Inch Allah series
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Gabrielle Brauer – Drawing 1
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Gabrielle Brauer – Drawing 2
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Penelope Hunt ‘Night Games’ 2014 Single Channel HD video loop, sound, 5min:11secs
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Tobias Richardson_Against the World (Detroit)_80x90cm_acrylic on perspex_2017
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Zoe Hambleton This Place in a Million Pieces Video Still 2017
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Jessie Boylan Aurum #2, 2017 Layered photomedia- Kalgoorlie Super Pit, Western Australia (2010) Photographic light box 100 x 150 cm
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Tobias Richardson_Against the World (Detroit)_80x90cm_acrylic on perspex_2017
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Zoe Hambleton This Place in a Million Pieces Video Still 2017
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Zoe Hambleton This Place in a Million Pieces Video Still 2017
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Robyn Walton – Waiting Room 2017
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Fiona Kennaugh – Bind : Set in Concrete : Duratran Photographic Image 2017
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Jacques Soddell SilenceViolence 2017
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Warwick Baker and Jessie Boylan, Grey Area, video still 2017
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Gosia Wlodarczak ‘Frost Drawing’ windows of Watford House, Avoca
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Tobias Richardson_Against the World (Detroit)_80x90cm_acrylic on perspex_2017
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Domenico de Clario ‘songs for albert’all night solstice performance, december 21 2016Mpavilionalexandra gardens melbourne
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Jessie Boylan Aurum, 2017 Layered photomedia- Kalgoorlie Super Pit, Western Australia (2010) & North Mara Gold Mine, Tanzania (2009) Photographic light box 100 x 150 cm
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Robyn Walton – Perplexing 2017
This project focuses on the energy of enquiry and the spaces of creative practice that broaden beyond the studio. Bringing together an array of innovative works for exploration and discovery.
An accompanying map and catalogue can be acquired from the Margot Wine Bar or Newstead Railway to assist you on a journey through the alternative destinations of this collective of works.
Open 10-4pm everyday 17th – 26th March 2017.
Locations for the works presented:
Newstead Railway Arts Hub
Dundas Street, Newstead VIC 3462
Artists: Warwick Baker, Jessie Boylan,Gabrielle Brauer, Tara Gilbee, Zoe Hambleton, Penelope Hunt, Fiona Kennaugh, Tobias Richardson, Jacques Soddell, Robyn Walton, Hayley West& presentation by Lyndal Jones
The Burke & Wills Mechanics Institute
Castlemaine & Camp StreetsFryerstown VIC 3451
Artist: Tara Gilbee & Performance by Domenico de Clario
The Departure
Shed 42, The Mill, 1–9 Walker StreetCastlemaine VIC 3450
Open: Wed–Sun 10am–3pm
Public interaction happenings. Artist: Hayley West
Various local railway stations
Poetic artworks will be pocketed in surprising places for discovery. Artist: Robyn Walton
Sustained practice in the field:
These artist presentations and performances will present a range of opportunities to hear, explore and become part of the larger ideas that surround artists working beyond the traditional notions of the studio.
Newstead Railway Arts Hub
Dundas Street, Newstead, VIC 3462
The Watford House Lyndal Jones
Lyndal Jones: Artist in conversation
Some propositions for a conversation on art, ecology and the feminine within a regional community drawing on 12 years of The Avoca Project.
Sunday 19th March 3–4pm
Booking and further information: https://www.trybooking.com/PEGB
Penelope Hunt ‘Night Games’ 2014
Artist Presentation: Jessie Boylan, Tobias Richardson, Penelope Hunt.
A selection of artists will present information about the unique sites for their work and the processes they undertake within their practice.
Saturday 25th March 3–4pm
Booking and further information: https://www.trybooking.com/PFLK
The Burke & Wills Mechanics Institute
Castlemaine & Camp Streets, Fryerstown VIC 3451
Tara Gilbee ‘benchmark’ 2012
Impressions of a site : Tara Gilbee
‘Impressions of a site’ is an opportunity to collectively explore traces and marks through an image gathering process, while sharing an afternoon tea under an old oak tree.
Saturday 18th March 3–4pm
Booking and further information: https://www.trybooking.com/PFKY
Domenico de Clario ‘songs for albert’ Melbourne
Domenico de Clario: yellow ectoplasm (songs for albert)
Albert Namatjira loved the songs and dances of the 1940’s and 50’s but was never able to participate in the white communities’ social events. This performance honours the songs he loved and prepares a space in which he is invited to dance with us.
Friday 24th March 9pm (1hr)
Booking and further information: https://www.trybooking.com/PETI
