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2008
Intangible Streamings by Katelyn Aslett
8 November to 7 December
Intangible Streamings explores what it is to sustain a practise of art making that is about a relationship with the ‘now moment’ of creating, using an ancient textile process- the moment where conscious and imagination, passion and connectedness all are streaming uninterrupted. Through Intangible Streamings Katelyn Aslett aims to share both that moment and the results of seeking it.
Interwoven through Intangible Streamings, a virtual experience of Aslett’s studio, a series of “mappings” of internal and external worlds streaming into represented form, installations of public “mappings”, and the story of the strategic development of her niche business, converge to create an insight into the often conflicting motivations and realities of an artist’s development of a sustainable career path on their terms.
A Pinnacles Gallery project.
Videowork by Shaun Gladwell
30 August to 26 October
Shaun Gladwell is one of Australia's most prominent young artists who works extensively in new media and video.
His work engages the viewer in the poetic narratives of everyday and references the broader contemporary culture of his generation.
Eight of Gladwell’s video works were on display from 30 August to 5 October at Pinnacles Gallery.
Bon-Bon Voyage by Ayelet Anush
26 July to 24 August
Bon-Bon Voyage is an edible installation inspired by the foreign beauty and warm caramel scent of the North Queensland cane fields experienced by Melbourne-based artist Ayelet Anush. Exploring notions of longing and belonging, this exhibition works with the least obedient senses, smell and taste- senses with the power to kidnap us without asking for permission, to take us to times and places we might have otherwise lost.
While usually practicing in seemingly cold materials like glass and stainless steel, even with them Anush tries to stay close to the body, where there are no excuses or theories, where she knows with certainty if she is holding something back. In Bon-Bon Voyage Anush creates a space that invites audiences to move slowly and sample her homemade sweet installations, as fragments of memories stirred only by taste and smell surface, summonsing a host of long forgotten journeys.
Curated by Pinnacles Gallery
For more information, please phone 4727 9000 or contact Pinnacles Gallery.
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