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ANTIDOTE

THE EARTH ISSUE

by Grace Partridge | May 23, 2017 | ANTHROPOCENE

THE EARTH ISSUE

IMAGE CREDIT: ZAN WIMBERLEY

 

Our friends at the Earth Issue featured our latest exhibition Anthropocene. Check it out here.

Instagram post 2310084356864457296_4257437557 #antidoteloves ~ Viktoria Modesta / the world's first Bionic Superstar. At a time when intense questions are being asked about the role and image of femininity, Modesta presents an alternative vision of womanhood, sensuality and beauty for the Crazy Horse Paris. This show, at the intersection of innovation and traditional performance art presents a future in which difference is highlighted and celebrated, employing innovative technologies and an unconventional approach to perceived 'disadvantage', instead transforming it to strength and asset. 💫
Instagram post 2303709000724938838_4257437557 As part of a new Instagram series, we’ve reached out to a number of our friends and artists to find out what their antidote is during these isolating times. Today we hear from Leyla Stevens 💌
Instagram post 2299821027575024206_4257437557 #antidoteloves ~ Jeffrey Gibson ✨💌image: HALLELUJAH! HALLELUJAH! HALLELUJAH!, 2020. Acrylic on canvas, glass beads and artificial sinew inset into wood frame.
Instagram post 2299313469059933207_4257437557 As part of a new Instagram series, we’ve reached out to a number of our friends and artists to find out what their antidote is during these isolating times. Today we hear from Jacobus Capone. 💫
Instagram post 2299098081156060460_4257437557 #antidoteloves ~ ‘Traumascapes’ follows the trajectory of Sam Doctor’s previous series ‘You must go on. I can’t go on. I’ll go on’ that looked at radioactivity within the landscape of Fukushima. Here, Doctor is looking at similar tensions between humankind and the environment, but unlike his previous bodies of work that have taken us to various sites around the world, this exhibition is closer to home; it examines Australia’s involvement with the nuclear industry. Using drones and mapping software to create a single-channel video, the works detail the former uranium site Mary Kathleen in Mt Isa. The exhibition is also comprised of a series of photographs that capture the strangeness of this place. Words via @artcollectormagazine ✨ image credit: Sam Doctor, Solastagia 02, 2020. Pigment print on cotton rag, 120 x 180 cm, edition of 3 + AP. Courtesy: the artist and Chalk Horse Gallery, Sydney.
Instagram post 2297801872818721634_4257437557 As part of a new Instagram series, we’ve reached out to a number of our friends and artists to find out what their antidote is during these isolating times. Today we hear from Rebecca Selleck ✨

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