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March 16, 2018March 23, 2018 mmiranda

From the Ground Up: artist run initiatives and place

Here’s my paper from AAANZ Conference held last December in Perth. 6–8 December at the University of Western Australia. Great conference. Great city!

From the Ground Up: artist-run initiatives and place

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Kaisa Kontturi and Norie Neumark Book launch: Ways of Following: Art, Materiality, Collaboration by Katve-Kaisa Kontturi @affabs @norie_neumark #artwriting #materiality #waysoffollowing @vca_mcm
Join us to celebrate the launch of An Act of Showing: Rethinking ARIs Through Place. Eds. Maria Miranda and Anabelle Lacroix West Space 1/225 Bourke st Melbourne Tuesday 4th December 6-8pm The book will be launched by Esther Anatolitis, Executive Director of the National Association for the Visual Arts (NAVA). The book features newly commissioned essays by Paola Balla, Kirsten Lyttle and Dominic Redfern as well as Chris Kraus’s Kelly Lake Store and creative contributions by ARIs in Australia and the Asia-Pacific, and more. It is designed by Elwyn Murray and published by Unlikely Publishing, Melbourne. 'An Act of Showing: rethinking artist-run initiatives through place' accompanies and expands upon the eponymous exhibition and roundtable symposium held at Testing Grounds in Melbourne from 17 – 27 May, 2017 developed as a collaboration between Maria Miranda and Anabelle Lacroix. It was initiated by Maria’s Australian Research Council (ARC) project The Cultural Economy of Artist-run Initiatives in Australia. This project has been supported by the Australian Research Council (ARC), the City of Melbourne, The Australia Council for the Arts and The Faculty of Fine Arts and Music at Victorian College of the Arts, University of Melbourne. We acknowledge the Wurundjeri People of the Kulin Nation as the sovereign custodians and ongoing carers of the land on which this event will take place. Open Bar + Book available for the special price of $15. @blindside_ari @c3artspace @raygunlab @trocaderoartspace @five_walls @airspaceprojects @articulateprojectspace @feltspace @waringarri_arts @ruangmes56 @thelaundryartspace @thewallsgc @sawtooth_ari @thegaragegallery @ocac_tw @blakdotgallery @boxcopy @busprojects @watchthisspace_ari @cementafestival @westspace #booklaunch #actofshowing @_ah_oui @elwynonline
FRANCES TAPUELUELU Hard-Work Heartbreak Heritage The works were produced in Melbourne following a nine-year stint as a social worker in remote outback communities. The works are Tapueluelu’s response to her experiences. Blakdot Gallery 1-18 November 2018 #francestapueluelu #blakdotgallery @blakdotgallery #heartbreak #hardworkheartbreakheritage @frances_tapueluelu #racism #feminism #marginalisation #textileart #tonganartist
FRANCES TAPUELUELU Hard-Work Heartbreak Heritage The works were produced in Melbourne following a nine-year stint as a social worker in remote outback communities. The works are Tapueluelu’s response to her experiences. Blakdot Gallery 1-18 November 2018 #francestapueluelu #blakdotgallery @blakdotgallery #heartbreak #hardworkheartbreakheritage @frances_tapueluelu #racism #feminism #marginalisation #textileart #tonganartist

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