David Crooks, Static no. 17(Algorithm P) 2011 (still). Courtesy of the artist and Anna Schwartz GalleryExhibition themed around art in the Asia Pacific region, this first collaboration with itinerant visual arts project Utopia heralds the beginning of a long term relationship for the Melbourne Festival's annual visual arts program.
As social, geo-social and mobile media render the intimate public and the public intimate, how does it impact on art practice and politics?
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Curated by Utopia @ Asialink, Intimate Publics is an international exhibition of video projections that delve into the revelatory world of intimacy within public spaces, probing the effect that the ever-present social media has on our public expression of emotion.
Artists: Nikhil Chopra (IND), Daniel Crooks (AUST), Larissa Hjorth (AUST), Masaru Iwai (JAP), Amar Kanwar (IND), Takashi Kuribayashi (JAP), Charles Lim (SIN), Minouk Lim (KOR), Tran Luong (VIET) and Jewyo Rhii (KOR).
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EXHIBITION
| DATE: | Thursday 13th October - Saturday 5th November 2011 | |
| TIME: | Wednesday - Saturday 11am - 5.30pm. Closed Sunday - Tuesday | |
| VENUE: | Fehily Contemporary, Loft Gallery 3a Glasshouse Road, Collingwood | |
| COST: | Free |
Curated by Utopia @ Asialink, Intimate Publics is an international exhibition of video projections that delve into the revelatory world of intimacy within public spaces, probing the effect that the ever-present social media has on our public expression of emotion.
Artists: Nikhil Chopra (IND), Daniel Crooks (AUST), Larissa Hjorth (AUST), Masaru Iwai (JAP), Amar Kanwar (IND), Takashi Kuribayashi (JAP), Charles Lim (SIN), Minouk Lim (KOR), Tran Luong (VIET) and Jewyo Rhii (KOR).
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