​1993 - Neil Roberts: The Plait, the Tatt and Baudelaire’s Rope / 28 July – 27 August 1994


Image: The Plait, the Tatt and Baudelaire’s Rope, 1994, installation view, University of South Australia Art Museum.

Roberts’ process is eclectic – it is one that responds to and uses objects from where he finds himself, and one in which the object dictates the placement. To him, the sense of place and location are unimportant and inform the work.

Integral to the Art Museum exhibition will be three commissioned catalogue essays, by Nola Anderson from Manila, Anne Brennan from Canberra and Cath Kenneally from Adelaide, who will communicate with one another in a sort of ‘Chinese–whisper–game’ during his residency in Adelaide.

Neil Roberts is the South Australian School of Art Artist in Residence. The South Australian School of Art has received generous assistance from the Australia Council towards Neil Roberts’ residency and exhibition catalogue.

Catalogue essays by Nola Anderson, Anne Brennan and Cath Kenneally. A University of South Australia Art Museum exhibition.

 

Samstag Museum of Art, University of South Australia, acknowledges the Kaurna people as traditional custodians of the land upon which the Museum stands.