In a window longer than it is tall, within a white frame, there is a room. A room as a... Read More
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Using an armoury of play and poetry as a lure, Gracia Haby is an artist besotted with paper. Her limited edition artists’ books, and other works hard to pin down, are often made collaboratively with fellow artist, Louise Jennison. Their work is in the collections of the National Gallery of Australia and state libraries throughout Australia to the Tate (UK). Gracia Haby is known to collage with words as well as paper.
It begins in a place I know well. In the Great Hall of the National Gallery of Victoria. Benedicte Bemet,... Read More
Memory is not linear. Have I told you this before? I saw this production of see Graeme Murphy’s “Romeo &... Read More
What was live, I can pause, and it occurs to me that not being able to conveniently pause a live... Read More
All around me, things are beginning to ‘return to normal’ which is misleading in both meaning and reality for things... Read More
Pollen grains can be dispersed by wind, insect, bird, or animal, and in the case of Akira Kasai’s “Pollen Revolution,”... Read More
