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8-25 January 2006
.... "an extraordinary evocation of contemporary dreaming."
Link to Belconnen Gallery online slideshow and info.
Wastelands was a photomedia exhibition held at the Belconnen Gallery in Belconnen
Community Centre from 14th 24th Nov, 2006 and then during December as well.
Jo Bowen, Executive Director of Belconnen
Community Service, opened the exhibition at 3pm on Wednesday 15th Nov.
"Wasteland aims to provide a catalyst for artists and communities as
individuals and groups to express their relationship to the
environment including and between Western Sydney and the ACT.
This stretch of landscape is viewed as a space to be traversed
between two destinations - a wasteland to pass through. Lines of
beauty and despair are sped past, the natural and built positive
space blurring into negative space.
Wasteland is a project of the MV Network, a federation of regional
arts facilities and presenters bonded by the M5 motorway, stretching
from the Casula Powerhouse in Western Sydney through
Campbelltown and the Southern Tablelands to Canberra and
Queanbeyan. The Wasteland exhibition at Belconnen is the first
stage in a multi phase project that will see each of the members
interpret the Wasteland theme, culminating in a major exhibition at
the Casula Powerhouse in 2007.
10 amazingly diverse artists have created the works for this exhibition
at Belconnen Gallery: Nasser Palangi, Kathleen Fisher, Barbie
Robinson, Jennifer Phillips, Sheila Keunen, Ian Haynes, Jennifer
Martiniello, Susan Henderson, Geri Johnstone, and Luisa Abello. The
curator is Anni Doyle Wawrzynczak"
(Comments by Anni Doyle Wawrzynczak November 2006).
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