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Time & Vision : New work from Australian artists
20 Oct-11 Nov 2012
Bargehouse
London SE1 9PH
Overview
A major exhibition celebrating 20 years of Australia Council for the Arts’ London Residencies hosted by Acme Studios International Residencies Programme. New work includes: Paul Knight’s large-scale photographic pieces, a site-specific sculpture inspired by the building’s former use as a manufacturer of egg products by Lyndall Phelps; an audience participation painting performance piece by Tom Polo; Sally Smart will be creating a new wall piece; a performative video by Daniel von Sturmer; and a site-specific installation that incorporates ceramic sculptures and paintings by Michelle Ussher. Artists recreating, showing recent work or exhibiting works in London for the first time are Daniel Crooks, Nicole Ellis, Patrick Hartigan, Jacki Middleton, Vanilla Netto, Helen Pynor, Erica Seccombe, Renee So and Kathy Temin.
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