| Description |
111 pages : colour illustrations, portrait ; 26 cm |
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regular print |
| Contents |
Foreword / Peter Hutchings -- Elizabeth Day interview / Nicholas Tsoutas -- Radials and radicles: the rhizomatic practice of Elizabeth Day / Anna Gibbs -- Rhizomatics and micro circuits of power / Anne Finegan -- Elizabeth Day's feminist practice / Jacqueline Millner -- The black (mutation in darkness) / Elizabeth Day -- Elizabeth Day curriculum vitae -- Illustrated works details -- Acknowledgements |
| Summary |
A short survey of the work of Australian artist Elizabeth Day, centred on the theme of migration as a metaphor for understanding and defining interdisciplinary practice |
| Analysis |
Australian |
| Notes |
Design: Lynda Warner |
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Supported by: Western Sydney University, Australia Council for the Arts |
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Born near Liverpool, United Kingdom, Elizabeth Day's work involves a wide variety of processes and means. It is usually based in specific sites that in recent years relate to Australian colonial history. She is currently engaged in two collaborative projects that look to colonial migration, in particular that of the prison and its ongoing violent impact. In 2013 she completed her Doctorate of Creative Arts in the Department of Writing and Society, University of Western Sydney. She has exhibited nationally and internationally, in state and public galleries. She is represented by the Conny Dietzschold Gallery in Sydney and Cologne |
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Day, Elizabeth, 1954-
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Emigration and immigration in art.
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Feminism in art -- Australia.
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Installations (Art) -- Australia.
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Feminism in art.
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Women artists -- Australia -- 21st century.
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| Genre/Form |
Biographies.
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| Author |
Day, Elizabeth, 1954-
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Finegan, Anne, writer of supplementary textual content
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Gibbs, Anna, writer of supplementary textual content
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Hutchings, Peter, writer of foreword
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Millner, Jacqueline, writer of supplementary textual content
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Tsoutas, Nicholas, editor
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Warner, Lynda, book designer
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Australia Council, sponsor
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Connie Dietzschold Gallery, issuing body
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University of Western Sydney, sponsor
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| ISBN |
9780646977027 |
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