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More Hall & Wilcox show images

  • Writer: Gen Memory
    Gen Memory
  • May 25, 2021
  • 1 min read

Here are some install shots of the work curated into the Hall & Wilcox Brisbane 2021 Art Show! For more images of the work and artist statements, please head to each artist's website or Instagram page.

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Ceramic artists Ruby Yeh and Claudia De Salvo, with Ruby's work behind


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Ruby's work


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My work Monument with Ruby's work


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Ruby giving her very first artist talk


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One of Darcy William's painted assemblages with complimenting sunset and office plants


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Darcy's work, with my work Fragile/bare (diptych), and Perrin's work


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Perrin's work with Darcy's


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Darcy's artist talk


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Frank's work


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Luba's work, Frank's work and my work The Three Graces and Monument


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Perrin's work, my portrait Ingrid as Mada, my work And bones/worn (diptych), and Frank's work


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Perrin's work with Luba's four portraits


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Luba's work with Perrin's video work


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Darcy's work, Luba's work and my work Little scars/palimpsest (diptych)


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Perrin's sculptural cloud work


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Perrin's artist talk


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My felted textile piece Abstract Painting, with my portrait of Elizabeth Kingston at the rear


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Thanks to Maddy Draheim who collaborated on this painted dress performance. Frank's work behind with my own


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Me with textile and performance artist Elizabeth Kingston and her portrait


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Brenda, Perrin and Genevieve - three Meanjin/Brisbane mums who dreamt of abandoning the washing up to forge a career in the visual arts. Brenda, who is an entomologist, now has a full time job in Science. Perrin continues to work part-time as a nurse, but is now also a visual artist, curator and painting tutor. Genevieve, who was a school music teacher, is now a visual artist, curator, writer and composer.


All photos credits for this post: Genevieve Memory



 
 
 

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