Art bodies ( seen, found, curated, perused, persuaded, captured, abandoned, entertained, desired and entitled )
Anna Waldmann appears for Liz Williamson's Collectors project conceived and developed in 2009.
Cecillia Heffer appears for Liz Williamson's Collectors project conceived and developed in 2009.
Diana Wood Conroy appears for Liz Williamson's Collectors project conceived and developed in 2009.
Khaled Sabsabi in front of the work 3Ali Casula Powerhouse
Tuba player in a wedding band. Agra India 2017
Manfred Wakolbinger Austria 2017
Skulptur Projekte Münster 2017
Venice Bienalle - German Pavilion 2017
Art Bodies
It’s now clear that we are made by art as mach as we make art. Art bodies examines the relationship between art and the viewer. Could be as interesting as the observer phenomena in sub-atomic physics or just some damn kid passing by and looking cool.
Churches and Art galleries are generally quieter places with less stuff. I arrive with an intention to look at things differently. To watch as i look. Plenty of people have made observations … more on this as this project grows. When I get a moment to expand on this theme.
Artlink Issue 41:1 April 2021 Fashion Performance Industry
Commissioned by Ann Finnegan - cover image of work by: Alba Stephen and Rachel Buckeridge Circumnavigate Kandos “Fired Egg Dress”, 2019. Model: David Ryan.
Zanny Begg "Emma Goldman Action" Cementa17 2017
Treasures of The Art Trail RGA 1994
Treasures of The Art Trail RGA 1994
Two Images from the “Treasures of the Art Trail” campain to promote Regional Art Galleries throughout NSW 1994
Kylie Nadin. "Indigio" performance 1991
Performance
Liam Garstang curated SCA New Contemporaries, at SCA Galleries 2018. Sydney College of the Arts has a long history of performance art and experimental works. Founded in 1978 by radical and innovative artist educator Jim Allen , SCA over the years has become a significant hot house of theoretical and experimental art. These few images from NEW CONTEMPORARIES are just a few examples.
2018 Sydney College of the Arts - New Contemporaries