The Object Project (2020)
DO YOU HAVE A SPECIAL OBJECT? CAN YOU BE PART OF THIS PROJECT?
The Object Project focuses on the connection between ordinary objects and past relationships. These small, tangible keepsakes can create an important link back to those loved ones, (human or animal), who are now absent from our lives or only exist in memory. The artworks will come from photographing your object and result in both drawing and installation-based pieces. Once photographed, your object will be returned to you. Outcomes for the project will include a solo exhibition at NorhtSite Contemporary Arts, October 2020), a live performance and an artist book.
Your object need not be impressive or expensive, just something which helps you automatically recall a loved one. It might be an everyday object that carries the patina of intimate or continuous use. The item might relate to an important memory, place and event or be so ordinary that it is only significant to you.
Please contact me and be part of this project.
The Object Project focuses on the connection between ordinary objects and past relationships. These small, tangible keepsakes can create an important link back to those loved ones, (human or animal), who are now absent from our lives or only exist in memory. The artworks will come from photographing your object and result in both drawing and installation-based pieces. Once photographed, your object will be returned to you. Outcomes for the project will include a solo exhibition at NorhtSite Contemporary Arts, October 2020), a live performance and an artist book.
Your object need not be impressive or expensive, just something which helps you automatically recall a loved one. It might be an everyday object that carries the patina of intimate or continuous use. The item might relate to an important memory, place and event or be so ordinary that it is only significant to you.
Please contact me and be part of this project.
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The Regional Arts Development Fund (RADF) is a partnership between the Queensland Government and Cairns Regional Council to support local arts and culture in regional Queensland. |
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