SIGNALS FROM / IN CONVERSATION
Event description
Doors Open, with drinks served in the foyer - 5:30PM
In Conversation - 6PM
Join artists Shan Turner-Carroll and Ryota Sato in-conversation with The Lock-Up Director Dr. Warwick Heywood as they discuss their current exhibition, SIGNALS FROM. Hear Shan and Ryo discuss their collaborative practice and encountered experiences whilst researching and developing site-specific works which respond to the environments, mood and history of The Lock-Up.
SIGNALS FROM presents a body of work from Shan Turner-Carroll and Ryota Sato’s ongoing creative partnership. The artists will respond to the site, environments, mood and history of The Lock-Up through their collaborative practice centring on the poetic intersection of digital craftsmanship with expanded forms of traditional practices. This exhibition features site-specific and newly developed works which reflect on interactions between buildings and workers, rumours and documents, ghosts and living beings.
About Shan Turner-Carroll
Shan Turner-Carroll (b. 1987) is an Australian artist of Burmese descent. Deeply fascinated with unearthing tacit knowledge, his practice integrates mediums including photography, sculpture, performance and film. The subjects his works have related to include both human and non-human nature, alternative forms of social exchange and interactions between art, artist and viewer. Shan holds a MFA from the University of Newcastle and has exhibited throughout Australia, New York, New Zealand, Iceland, Hong Kong and Myanmar.
About Ryota Sato
Ryota Sato (b. 1980) is an artist currently based in Okayama, Japan. His practice spans digital media, video installation, painting, photography, and sculpture. His work explores the relationship between human bodies, landscapes, information media, slippage of nature-culture and the circulation of imagery particularly in relation to image capturing devices. He graduated from Parsons School of Design, MFA Fine Arts department and currently works at 2-16 Gallery in Okayama, Japan.
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