Pink Sensibility
The outside walls of the Wollongong Art Gallery are clad in several panels of different shades of pink, from Pantone 7422C to Pantone 1767C, held up like a mother trying to decide what colour paint to choose for her child’s room. It signals the exhibition inside, Thinking Through Pink, by curator Dr. Sally Gray, which […]
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Tagged Albert Sherman, Brooke Boland, Daniel Mudie Cunningham, Deborah Kelly, Frederick McCuccin, Iain Whittaker, Jan Fieldsend, Jess Johnson, Joan Meats, Marie McMahon, Pat Brassington, Paul Yore, Simon Ward, Thinking Through Pink, Wollongong Art Gallery
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Deborah Kelly
Here, Deborah Kelly’s collage characters are animated into ecstatic dance on the brink of political and environmental collapse. The Gods of Tiny Things was produced by attendees of a “collage camp” at Bundanon on Yuin Country, and forms part of Many Hands Make Life Work – Deborah Kelly and the Moving Image 2011–2021 at Maitland Regional […]
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Tagged ACMI, Benalla Art Gallery, Bundanon Trust Artist-in-Residence, Deborah Kelly, Maitland Regional Art Gallery, QAGOMA, Queensland Art Gallery
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Deborah Kelly | Bodies of Work
The first time that Kelly’s works have been showcased in such an extensive format, the result is a cohesive understanding of the unyielding practice of Kelly to explore and question issues of gender, power and privilege.
Issue 12
Our Issue 12 cover artist George Gittoes tells of his award-winning career as a painter and documentary maker in the world’s most troubled hotspots. We also meet with feminist icon Deborah Kelly; Tim Maguire unveils his latest foray into film; and Joe Frost discusses bad language in art criticism. Featuring George Gittoes Deborah Kelly Also Inside […]
