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Showing posts with label Edith Cowan University. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Edith Cowan University. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 25

Peel, Fondle, Ogle exhibition



A new exhibition of works at Edith Cowan University’s Spectrum Project Space is investigating the transformative nature of the physical body.

Kimberley Pace’s exhibition, Peel, Fondle, Ogle is part of her Master of Arts by Research studies at ECU and incorporates multiple components including garment, video, sound, sculpture and performance.

The exhibition aims to explore the in-between condition of the body, where the internal body finishes and the external begins. It also investigates the in-between spaces, such as the orifices of the body, as spaces which simultaneously entice and repel us.

“Often the sites of the body that we consider desirable and erotic are also sites of repulsion and disgust,” Ms Pace said.

Ms Pace said while making this work visitors to her studio would be compelled to squeeze, fondle, caress, poke and stroke the developing garments while telling her they felt repelled or uncomfortable doing so.

“This interaction demonstrated for me how exchangeable desire and repulsion on the body is,” she said.

Opening night will include a performance where three models will wear and interact with the works in the exhibition.

Event details
Tuesday, 24 February until Friday, 6 March 2015 
Spectrum Project Space, Building 3, Room 3.191, ECU, 2 Bradford St, Mount Lawley Campus, Edith Cowan University.


Opening hours
Tuesday to Friday 10am - 5pm
Saturday 12pm to 5pm    


Opening event and live performance
Friday, 27 February 2015 
6.00pm – 8.00pm.

Artist Talk
Thursday, 5 March 2015 
2.00pm.
                                                                                          

Tuesday, September 4

ECU weekly markets

As part of making ECU an even more vibrant place to study and work there will now be weekly market stalls on the Joondalup campus every Monday during semester between 10:00am-2:00pm. There is a new area specifically created for the markets next to a busy walkwayStall holders are invited to hire out some FREE space! If you are interested or would like more information contact k.proos@ecu.edu.au

Tuesday, May 29

Artist Callout for Spectrum Project Space

Edith Cowan University Spectrum spaces are inviting all the Creative artists/designers to exhibit their artwork in June at the ECU Mount Lawley campus.

Spectrum Project Space is an exhibition and performance space situated on the Edith Cowan University (ECU) Mount Lawley campus.

Spectrum Project Space encourages proposals from artists that engage with the multi-disciplinary philosophy of the space. To find out more about the goals of Spectrum Project Space visit http://www.ecu.edu.au/schools/communications-and-arts/spectrum-project-space 



Details 

Install: 4th to the 6th of June 
Launch: 7th June 
Deinstall: 28th to the 29th of June.
Description: Corridor with displayed hanging work. Row of seating underneath space.
Dimensions: width 7000mm, height 2900mm.
Preferred artforms: 2-D works, 3-D works, installation.
Technical specifications: Work must be hung from tracking at top of space. Hangers and wire can be sourced from Spectrum Gallery.
Maintenance: The walls need to be kept very clean.

To download the proposal form, go here.

or for more information, contact: Suki Huang

Friday, May 21

Set your own shop up at Edith Cowan University



Lia Simmonds, a local wholesale agent, has been approached by Edith Cowan University who has a fantastic opportunity for Western Australian creators.
Edith Cowan University bookshop are putting a call out to all interested WA designers, artists and craftspeople to sell their wares as part of "Artist/Designer Day" to be held every Wednesday during first and second semester. This is a day where an invited artist/designer is to set up their shop within the ECU Mount Lawley Campus Bookshop. Each designer would be rostered for approximately one day per month from 10.00am until 2.00pm depending on the number of responses.
14th JUNE 2010 - THANKYOU FOR YOUR INTEREST, ALL STALL POSITIONS HAVE NOW BEEN FILLED