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Gravity in Launceston: Black Box
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Tuesday, September 2, 2008. The Black Box event presented by the Manic Productions Crew was over a month ago now. Here are some of the photos that I took whilst they were setting up the Installation and Performance event at Arts Alive, and whilst it was happening. Being a drawer the definite highlights were "buying squares on the blank canvas to create in" and Nic drawing and writing over almost the entire venue with white chalk. For the full collection click on the album below:. We Make Money Not Art.
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Gravity in Launceston: August 2008
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Thursday, August 21, 2008. 1 x 3 m collaborative drawing. Observational drawings of pears, mandarins, and each other. Sharing and discussion of artbooks and strange seventies illustrations. This month's guest zine editor is Jared Irwin who gathered up our drawings at the end of the night to create the next zine to share with us in September. Posted by Sarah Howell. Friday, August 15, 2008. Take my Word for it. Opening: Thursday 14th August at 5:30pm. Part of Tasmanian Living Writers' Week. If you are bas...
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Gravity in Launceston
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Saturday, February 7, 2009. Amazing animation painted on public walls by blublu. Made in buenos aires and baden. also recommend that you have a look at the artists website its really nicely made. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). The first two zines from the drawing night jams are in construction as we speak, coming soon in their papered form. The next jam is Wednesday the 17th of September, 6-9pm, at Arts Alive, 178A Charles St, Launceston. Hope to see you there! Email Tasmanian Regional Arts.
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Gravity in Launceston: May 2008
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Friday, May 16, 2008. Agents of Proximity is a local, artist-run travel service instigated and run by two melbourne based artists, Amy Spiers and Tori Stead. For the past few months the Agents of Proximity have been taking people from Brunswick on travels within their own neighbourhood, creating new encounters between people, and between people and places. Exhibition of photographic/textual works will be shown in a local coin laundry as part of Next Wave. The biennial emerging arts festival Next Wave.
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Gravity in Launceston: September 2008
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Thursday, September 25, 2008. Drawing Jam @ The Perpetual Party Collective. September's Drawing Jam took place amongst the growing cardboard walls of the Perpetual Party Collective's bump-in at Arts Alive. Matt and Themis very kindly let us use one of the cardboard rooms in the labyrinth; it glowed with the light of the data projector. Casting coloured shadows and insulated from the world we had our best night yet. Posted by Sarah Howell. Saturday, September 20, 2008. The video will open in full screen.
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Gravity in Launceston: August Drawing Jam
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Thursday, August 21, 2008. 1 x 3 m collaborative drawing. Observational drawings of pears, mandarins, and each other. Sharing and discussion of artbooks and strange seventies illustrations. This month's guest zine editor is Jared Irwin who gathered up our drawings at the end of the night to create the next zine to share with us in September. Posted by Sarah Howell. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). We make our own gravity to give weight to things" - Ani Difranco. Email Tasmanian Regional Arts. We make ...
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Gravity in Launceston: June 2008
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Wednesday, June 25, 2008. Over the weekend I went to an exhibition at Forepaw by Melbourne based artists Michael Prior and Lachlan Conn. It was really good, like the best show I have been to in a long time. I pretty much hung out in there all day, til the outside lights got dark and the rainbow animations glowed on the cardboard surfaces of the geodesic domes. This exhibition was wonderful for many reasons. 2 for its beautiful design and construction. 4 for the cubby house utopian dream. 7 the animations...
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Gravity in Launceston: The Notebook Project
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Tuesday, September 2, 2008. The Colors Notebook Project is something you would have surely heard about by now. Here is some photos from the construction of my entry, its almost finished, and almost ready to post off. How is yours going? Have you nearly finished? Send in any photos you have and we will post them up on this blog. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). The first two zines from the drawing night jams are in construction as we speak, coming soon in their papered form. We Make Money Not Art.
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Gravity in Launceston: July 2008
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Thursday, July 17, 2008. The first Drawing Jam at Arts Alive took place last night in the surrounds of the NAIDOC week Tasmanian Aboriginal Artists Project exhibition(on until today, the 18th). Many of us struggled with drawing again and discussed this strange process of coordinating our eyes and hands. There was a very orange theme to the night as you can tell from the photographs. Next Drawing Jam: 6-9pm, Wed 20th August. Posted by Sarah Howell. I keep Thinking of Your Beautifully Ugly. 12 July - 10 Au...
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Gravity in Launceston: November 2008
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Wednesday, November 19, 2008. October Electronic Drawing Jam. Adelaide Rief - It is not you that bends. Chay-Ya Clancy - Beetroots from the market near the Canal. Sarah Howell - Sunset on the West Coast of King Island accompanied by trombone. Back at the house Emma and Gavin cook chicken noodle soup. Posted by Sarah Howell. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). The first two zines from the drawing night jams are in construction as we speak, coming soon in their papered form. Email Tasmanian Regional Arts.
