The Golden Hind | James and Eleanor Avery, a set on Flickr.
The Golden Hind is a site of disparate iconographic objects and imagery which reference contested spaces and indoctrinated belief systems. James and Eleanor will present a pair of golden thread wall drawings set above a floor projected video work. It’s an oppositional space where the hunter hunts and the hunted is hunted.
Boxcopy is excitied to be working with James and Eleanor Avery on a project called The Golden Hind opening Saturday 28 January 6-8pm. EXHIBITION PAGE>>>
The Golden Hind is a site of disparate iconographic objects and imagery which reference contested spaces and indoctrinated belief systems. James and Eleanor will present a pair of golden thread wall drawings set above a floor projected video work. It’s an oppositional space where the hunter hunts and the hunted is hunted.
James and Eleanor Avery are represented by Ryan Renshaw Gallery, Brisbane.
Vivian Ziherl | Boxcopy Small Talks, a set on Flickr.
Some photos from our discussion with Vivian Ziherl. Originally from Brisbane, Vivian is currently based in Amsterdam where she is Assistant Curator / Head of Publications at Kunstverein, and Assistant Curator with the feminist, performance-focused platform If I Can’t Dance, I Don’t Want to be Part of Your Revolution. Vivian was a participant of the de Appel Curatorial Programme, and holds degrees in Visual Art as well as in Peace & Conflict Analysis. Vivian’s writing has appeared in Eyeline (Brisbane), UnMagazine (Melbourne), LEAP Magazine (Beijing), TAKE on Art (New Delhi) and Metropolis M (Amsterdam). Vivian is also a contributing editor of Discipline Magazine (Melbourne).
After our final event for 2011 (Vivian Ziherl | Boxcopy Small Talks) Boxcopy will be closed from 21 December 2011 until 11 January 2012.
We are please to be hosting a discussion with art critic and curator Vivian Ziherl on Tuesday 20 December at 6pm! Originally from Brisbane, Vivian is currently based in Amsterdam where she is Assistant Curator / Head of Publications at Kunstverein, and Assistant Curator with the feminist, performance-focused platform If I Can’t Dance, I Don’t Want to be Part of Your Revolution. Vivian was a participant of the de Appel Curatorial Programme, and holds degrees in Visual Art as well as in Peace & Conflict Analysis. Vivian’s writing has appeared in Eyeline (Brisbane), UnMagazine (Melbourne), LEAP Magazine (Beijing), TAKE on Art (New Delhi) and Metropolis M (Amsterdam). Vivian is also a contributing editor of Discipline Magazine (Melbourne).
