Showing posts with label Fluoresce.. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fluoresce.. Show all posts
Monday, February 20, 2012
Friday, February 17, 2012
Pip and Pop
I have recently met a new friend
Tania from PIP and POP
we are both working in the FLUORESCE show
at the NGV studio.
We both are vegetarians
eat organic
love mythologies
and colour
and cats.
I love her
and her work
she works with sugar and pigment
and the occasional figureine
you can find her here
here she is looking at the kingpins work at NEON PARC
On friday Tania went back to Perth
after ten solid days of working on her sugar drawing
Oh
WE miss you Tania.
see Tania's work called
we miss you magic land at GOMA
and her work with us here
Tania from PIP and POP
we are both working in the FLUORESCE show
at the NGV studio.
We both are vegetarians
eat organic
love mythologies
and colour
and cats.
I love her
and her work
she works with sugar and pigment
and the occasional figureine
you can find her here
here she is looking at the kingpins work at NEON PARC
On friday Tania went back to Perth
after ten solid days of working on her sugar drawing
Oh
WE miss you Tania.
see Tania's work called
we miss you magic land at GOMA
and her work with us here
Friday, February 10, 2012
I am here
NGV STUDIO
11 Feb – 8 Mar 2012
A world of colour awaits at Fluoresce. Eddy Carroll, Michelle Francis, Nien-San Lee, Rowena Martinich, Rachel Jessie-Rae O’Connor, Tania Schultz, Rosa Tato and Yandell Walton are Fluoresce Studio – a collective united by their love of bright colours, from those found in nature to flashy 1980s fashions. Using adhesive murals, craft-based processes, painting and projection, these Melbourne-based artists invite the viewer to engage with the visual potential of fluorescent colour. Visit as they turn NGV Studio into a testing ground for new work to be exhibited at their residency’s close.
Fluoresce Coordinator and Guest Curator, Rowena Martinich: ‘Fluorescent communication heightens optical experience and our perception of colour. The artists in Fluoresce Studio exploit this understanding – manipulating their chosen medium to arrest our senses into a state of wonder and contemplation.’
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