From Australia—
An Accumulation

Artists: Brook Andrew Richard Dunn Robert Fielding John Lethbridge Chips Mackinolty John Nixon Mike Parr Vivienne Shark LeWitt Peter Tyndall Ken Unsworth Jenny WatsonAlison AlderMabi Jack AndrewBryan AndyLizzie BoonBelinda BriggsHarriette BryantMaddison ChisholmJoel CrosswellSelena de CarvalhoMargaret Ngilan DoddSheena DoddQuinn EdwardsRobert EdwardsMJ FlamianoJacqui GordonJan HoganDianne KiddellVivienGeorgina Glanville and Jethro HarcourtTaylah KilpatrickKelsey LathamRosaline La VieCharlotte LindenmayerTash NewmanBritney NoonanDonna O’CallaghanHarry O’Callaghan-GrahamDanielle PumaniMichelle PreziosoPollyannaRBeth SometimesSimon SpainEdward TimminsJanice TimminsEsther Touber and Simon SpainEsther TouberBec VandykClaude WalterTrent WalterDeborah WalshPauline Minmila WanginSheila WanginCynthia WardKy WarnerCatherine WebbGail WilsonPuna Yamina

From Australia: An Accumulation features new print commissions from some of Australia’s most renowned contemporary artists, alongside selected works from the seminal print portfolio ‘Aus Australien’, produced by René Block in 1988.      
 
The project also features new artworks generated from creative workshops held across the country since 2019 that reflect on individual and collective notions of Australian identity. Responding to the recent 250th anniversary of Captain Cook’s voyage to Australia, the project engages with diverse communities throughout the country and gives voice to a multiplicity of perspectives around what it means to be from Australia.  
 
The exhibition features works by Alison Alder, Brook Andrew, Richard Dunn, Robert Fielding, John Lethbridge, Chips Mackinolty, John Nixon, Mike Parr, Vivienne Shark-Lewitt, Peter Tyndall, Ken Unsworth, Jenny Watson, and more. Over 500 artworks will also make up a community portfolio created in workshops held across the country. 


A Negative Press exhibition, touring with NETS Victoria. Curated by Trent Walter. 

This project has been assisted by the Australian Government’s Visions of Australia program, the Victorian Government through Creative Victoria and by the Australian Government through the Australia Council, its arts funding and advisory body. It also received assistance from NETS Victoria’s Exhibition Development Fund 2019, supported by Creative Victoria. Additional support has been provided by Persuade Consulting. 

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