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Presentación de diapositivasp/re-occupied
Trawlwoolway artist Julie Gough follows ancestral rivers and tributaries in the Midlands of Tasmania and the absence of ancestral objects for this project. Gough has 3D printed 100 Tasmanian stone tools held in the Australian Museum collections off-Country, suspended like a shower of black rain. Footage of Gough kayaking along isolated waterways of Paranaple (Mersey river), Panatana creek, Tinamirakuna (Macquarie river) and Lokenermenanya (Clyde river) is a virtual return to Country and Riverways for the tools. The sack of river rocks collected from Paranaple (Mersey river) balance the vessel Gough used to visit these sites of un/return. The stickers of Tasmanian tools are like disturbing avatars and we are left to imagine the possibilities if only the artist was in possession of the tools. Gough is uncovering the glitches in using new technologies to repatriate facsimiles of cultural belongings. Due to Covid-19 lockdowns Gough never got to hold these stone tools handmade by her Old People.
Biennale of Sydney (Sydney, Australia)
Como el principal festival de arte contemporáneo de Australia, la Bienal de Sídney ofrece exposiciones temáticas transformadoras en lugares icónicos que provocan la reflexión crítica e invitan a explorar la innovación global.
Sobre esta obra
- Título: p/re-occupied
- Artista: Julie Gough
- Año: 2022
- Formato: Landscape
- Estado de derechos de autor: Bajo derechos de autor
- Ubicación: Biennale of Sydney
- Contexto del corpus: gough's exploration" , tasmanian identity
- Paleta de colores: Earthy
- Palabras clave: riverways australia , repatriation art , glitch aesthetics
- Intensidad del color: Monochromatic
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