Artistspeak program 2007
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Tom Moore, Robot fish, Tom Moore with glass, 2005. Photo by Dean Whitehorn. Click to view in larger size |
The program is available via web video - - watch and hear this event from your desktop in Windows Media Player (.wmv) file format.
Program information
Study period 5 2007 (July-October)
- Weeks 1-4 (PDF file, 585kb)
- Weeks 5-8 (PDF file, 31kb)
- Weeks 10-11 (PDF file, 72kb)
- Weeks 12-13 (PDF file, 111kb)
- Artistspeak extra: Imants Tillers (PDF file, 113kb)
Download an artist's talk
Please note: some artists' talks outlined in the programs are unavailable.
Bianca Barling
Bianca is doing a Master of Visual Arts.
More about Bianca's
work
Bianca's talk (.wmv file format)
Arunkumar HG
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Indian artist
Arunkumar HG is based in New Delhi. His current practice
involves sculpture and installation forms and has drawn on his
employment as a designer within a manufacturing company. From October-November 2007 the
Sculpture and Installation Studio hosted his
artist residency. Click to view the image enlarged Arunkumar HG's talk (.wmv file format) |
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Tom Moore
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'More is actually more' is a calm, quiet, exhilarating multimedia ride to
the edge of reason. Mixed media artist Tom Moore has been working with hot
glass since 1990 and obviously continues to enjoy adapting traditional
techniques in the pursuit of surprising new visions. Guaranteed to defy
gravity and to melt the coldest heart. Click to view the image enlarged Tom's talk (.wmv file format) |
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Duke Albada
Duke's talk (.wmv file format) (coming soon)
Chris Tamm
| Chris Tamm completed Honours in 2004 and was recipient of the Deborah Paauwe Award for Photographic Excellence. Chris has been curating and managing culture events in alternative spaces since 2000, including three street art festivals in Adelaide 2003-5. He was also managing editor and art director of Entropy Magazine (winning four national youth media awards during this time). Most recently he has relocated to Sydney and has just completed a six month stint as curator at May's, an outdoor curated street art space. Click to view the image enlarged |
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Chris' talk (.wmv file format)
Helpmann Academy Seminar
How to price artworks (.wmv file format)
Christian Lock
Christian's talk (.wmv file format)
Gabriella Bisetto - The shape of breath (Week 13, 5 June 2007)
| 'When I breath out on a cold winter's night the
shape of my exhaled breath hovers
for a fleeting moment in front of me, an
ephemeral, nebulous 3-dimensional cloud of condensation.
For a moment I can see my permanent interaction with the environment,
and in essence, see myself.' Gabriella Bisetto is
Head of the SASA Ceramic and
Glass Workshop.
Her talk focused on recent work presented at
BMG Gallery which explores the idea of existence through the body as subject
matter. Gabriella's talk (.wmv file format) |
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Robin Best (Week 12, 29 May 2007)
| Robin Best is a ceramicist who has worked in mainland China, Japan and
Central Australia. In 1997 she established a ceramics
workshop in the Ernabella Art Centre and still works collaboratively with
Pitjantjatjara Elder Nyukana Baker. She shows her work in Europe and Asia and
has recently been appointed to the Visual Arts Board of the Australia Council.
Robin's talk (.wmv file format) |
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