This artwork is the result of the curators’ premise to invite an artist or artists to produce an initial image according to a brief. These initial images were then given to photographers to respond to and re-interpret the initial image. The curators produced a broadsheet publication and an online document cataloguing the works.
The research focuses on the act of collaboration and the way in which creative responses generate further meaning. The broadsheet outcome and the online presence suggest a commitment to dissemination of the process of creative research as cultural information and cultural exchange. Image on the left is in response to curators brief produced by Keane & Ednie-Brown. Image on the right is the response from photographers Jack Dunbar & Tosh van Veenendaal to the invited artist’ Keane & Ednie-Brown image.
Notes
This work was exhibited as part of the Australian submission to the Architecture section of the 2011 Prague Quadrennial, 16-26 June 2011, Prague, Czech Republic. The Australian art project was entitled 'How to be a good witness', and was curated by David Burns, Samantha Spurr and Adrian Lahoud; Australia National Curator Lawrence Wallen; and sponsored by University of Technology, Sydney.
The work was then developed into 'Networks of Surrender', curated by Sam Spurr, Nicole Bearman, David Burns and Adrian Lahoud. This project was exhibited in the Communities section of the 2011 Gwangju Design Biennale, 2 September-23 October 2011, Gwangju, Korea.
Language
eng
Field of Research
199999 Studies in Creative Arts and Writing not elsewhere classified
Socio Economic Objective
970119 Expanding Knowledge through Studies of the Creative Arts and Writing
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