BoxHaul
16 DECEMBER 2008 – 21 FEBRUARY 2009
RECENT GRADUATE JEWELLERY STUDENTS
FROM BOXHILL INSTITUTE
CURATOR DIANNE BEEVERS
Jodie Welch Frances Grindlay Melanie Grieveson Annabelle Jones Brooke Moore Carly Lampitt Charlotte Filshie Julie Forshaw Kusi Kim Lauren Curnow Pyung Sik Lee Rebecca (ju-young) Kim Simone Krok Yasemin Mit Aimée Sutanto Nadia Clark Jerry Liu Xu
Boxhaul is a shipping term that [...]
WATER
REBECCA JONES
14 OCTOBER – 12 DECEMBER 2008
‘Water is an unnatural environment for human beings and therefore every time a person enters the water they are in a competition between themselves and the laws of nature. Those that feel compelled to do so are tackling life head on one lap at a time. The water does [...]
POSTCARDS
messages from the past
19 AUGUST – 10 OCTOBER 2008
CLAIRE MOONEY
MARY NEWSOME
PATRICK POUND
HEATHER SHIMMEN
MASATO TAKASAKA
CURATOR SHANLEY MCBURNEY
‘If you could send a message into the future what would it say’?
This exhibition presents a collection of small contemporary artworks created by five artists incorporating antique postcards, collected from second hand stores throughout Victoria. Drawn to the historical, social [...]
YOUR HOMEPAGE
NADA POLJSKI
24 JUNE – 15 AUGUST 2008
Your Homepage’ is a collection of dialogue gathered from eaves dropping into people’s conversations.
Today, the internet has become a device where people’s private affairs are readily available for viewing in a way that almost seems intrusive. What was once a privilege is now an open invitation to view [...]
POST
SHARON BILLINGE
22 April – 20 June 2008
Each mailbox contains the memory of the hands that have unlocked and reached into them and also the emotions connected to those hands. Imagine, countless hands… clutching at love letters, tearing at exam results or stuffing bills into bags for later.
The boxes are again filled with hands.
Small thin and [...]
Framed (a mystery)
RACHEL ANG
26 FEBRUARY – 22 APRIL 2008
Rachel Ang is a young Melbourne artist currently studying at the Victorian College of the Arts.
Essentially interested in how frames, by necessity, omit things as well as show them, her work FRAMED, plays with the multiple meanings of the frame – as a viewfinder, a picture frame, [...]
