1:1 appointments – The Guildhouse Collections Project: Flinders University Museum of Art
Event description
Guildhouse and Flinders University Museum of Art (FUMA) in partnership proudly launch the 2024 – The Collections Project – supported by Arts SA.
Discuss your application with Artistic Programs Manager Samantha Faehrmann before submitting, this meeting is an opportunity to flesh out and consolidate your project to ensure your application is comprehensive and competitive.
Screen meetings will take place via zoom or phone. Please provide your preference and contact details in your booking.
About The Collections Project:
We invite individual artists and artist teams to apply to research and develop new ambitious work in response to FUMA’s Australian Political Poster & Print collection. The project will culminate in both a curated exhibition in the FUMA Gallery and a printed catalogue, as a part of SALA 2024.
A propositional title and rationale provided by FUMA Collections Curator Nic Brown – The Disquiet – is a reflection on the alternative cultural movements and political activism of the 1970s documented in FUMA’s Australian Political Poster & Print Collection. Artists have opportunity to access the collection and curatorial professionals from December 2023, with a mixture of both remote and in-person research continuing in early 2024.
Image: Installation view: The Guildhouse Collections Project: After the Fall, featuring Kate O’Boyle, There’s something about Mary, Mother wound, 2022, digital video, colour, sound, image; PPE COVID gowns, cotton thread, 450.0 x 900.0 cm, photograph Sia Duff.
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