https://collectivepolyphony.com/in-kind-collective

Something Holding these Bodies In-Kind (30:55)

Artists: Sofi Basseghi • Corinna Berndt • Leila Gerges • Tara Gilbee • Marcela Gómez Escudero • Christine Fontana • Lucy Foster • Josephone Mead • Sarah Rudledge • Nina Sanadze • Tina Stefanou

Curator: Sarah Rudledge

“Something Holding these Bodies In-Kind (30:55)” allows for individual journeys to be drawn through the notion of an artist-collective. An artist-collective is defined as an initiative resulting from a group of artists working together, under their own management, towards shared aims. For this exhibition the artists will consider what current journeys they are on. Through a process of shared creative practice they will begin to dismantle the individuality of their own projects, finding threads of exchange with one another. The resulting work will simultaneously challenge the independence of their own work while considering what an artist-collective can be.

About In-kind Collective (est. 2023)

In-Kind Collective explores ways of making and sharing together — in kindness, through generous and generative exchanges. To ‘In-kind’ is an open invitation; to be attentive to new art kinships both materially and interpersonally, and to find ways to gently support each other’s artistic practices in the current social, political and economic climate.

Concurrently, through these practices of support and empowerment, we begin our work to reclaim notions of ‘in-kind’ in the arts, which is frequently understood as unpaid labour. We ask if giving and receiving—between artists, audiences and materials—can be a means to restore, care for and foster collectivity rather than deplete and exhaust the artist and her practice.

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Stockroom Kyneton

98 Piper Street, Kyneton 

2 September – 1 October 2023

Opening Saturday, 2 September, 6–7.30pm

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Art School Confidential is an exhibition by current lecturers and teaching staff from Deakin University’s School of Communication and Creative Arts, featuring artworks they made whilst attending art school. Curated by James Lynch, the exhibition celebrates creative discoveries in all their forms and the importance of a creative education experience.

Deakin University Gallery

https://pgav.org.au/Art-School-Confidential~9595

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HERE IN THE UNDERGROWTH

5 – 22 OCT 2016

John Stephen Britten | James Farley + Jacob Raupach | Tara Gilbee | Ebony Gulliver | Matthew Harris | Claire Marston | Steph Shields | Ian Tully

Here in the Undergrowth presents the work of 8 regional artists from Victoria and New South Wales whose practices are as diverse and varied as the regions from which they come. Traversing neon, sound, photography, installation and painting, this project highlights what has been lurking in the undergrowth, and opens up a discussion about the relationship between the arts communities of metropolitan and regional areas.

Here in the Undergrowth grew out of the BLINDSIDE /NETS Victoria touring exhibition Synthetica, which toured to Swan Hill, Wangaratta, Gippsland, Wagga Wagga and Melbourne. At each location a local artist was included in the Synthetica exhibition, forming the first stage of Here in the Undergrowth. These artists, as well as more artists that were uncovered during regional research trips, will now present their work in the second stage of the project at BLINDSIDE.

Curator | Verity Hayward

Opening Night | Thursday 6 October, 6–8pm

Dates: Wednesday 5 October – Saturday 22 October 2016

http://www.blindside.org.au/portfolio-item/5-22-oct-2016-here-in-the-undergrowth/

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Daisy Chain 2015

http://www.punctum.com.au/works/daisy-chain

My artworks

TUMESCENT

Digital print on paper and fixtures. 594mm x 841mm Original work by: Gabrielle Brauer

Tumescent I

Tumescent II

Tumescent IV

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The Mercurial Shadow II

Galerie Pavlova’s exhibition to mark the end of the European Summer and signalling the beginning of the Autumn Gallery Season. A special collection of work which challenges both the limits and expectations of the photographic medium.

Transcendental, also meaning abstract or metaphysical, presents the works of the following five Australian photographic artists:

Jacqueline Ball – http://www.jacquelineball.com/ Michael Corridore – http://www.michaelcorridore.net/ Isobel Parker Philip – http://isobelparkerphilip.com/ Kate Robertson – http://kate-robertson.com/ Tara Gilbee

Transcendental – on display from Saturday 6th of September until Saturday the 1st of November 2015.

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Cold light series VIII

Frühlings Salon at Galerie Pavlova
03. May until 21. June 2014
Vernissage 3rd May from 18:00

Coinciding with the 10th annual Berlin Gallery Weekend, the Frühlings Salon is a presentation of 20 different photographic artists from Australia & New Zealand. This is to give the art going public a preview of future exhibitions and an impression of the diversity we have to offer.

The Frühlings Salon features the work of the following Australian & New Zealand photographic artists:

Donna Bailey
Jessie Boylan
David Collins
Michael Corridore
Sharon Danzig
Tara Gilbee
Nadine Hattom
Derek Henderson
Alexander James
Ingvar Kenne
Bronek Kozka
Becky Nunes
Polixeni Papapetrou
Isobel Parker Philip
Clare Rae
Jacob Raupach
Talia Smith
Anita Totha
Lesley Turnbull
Kylie Ruszczynski

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