Gallery · 2021

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Redland Art Gallery
SUNDAY 7 FEBRUARY – SUNDAY 21 MARCH 2021
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Point of Intake: Flood Harvest

The Inkpot in Victoria is located on the traditional ancestral Country of the Gunditjmara people (specifically part of the Dharwurd Wurrong language group)

Drawn
Drawn explores the edges of drawing – the places where this most fundamental of art forms intersects with and infiltrates other media. Artists Courtney Coombs, Piyali Ghosh, Helen Hardess, Aaron Perkins, Annie O’Rourke, Jude Roberts, Daniel Sherington, Sancintya Mohini Simpson, Branka Sinobad and Natalie Wood bring a local perspective to the international discussion about drawing’s boundless possibilities. Curated by Annie O’Rourke and Natalie Wood.Annie O’Rourke and Natalie Wood.
process
khadi paper floats on the tannin stained waters at the Lower Glenelg NP, Victoria
khadi paper floats on the tannin stained waters at the Lower Glenelg NP, Victoria
Installation
Point of Intake; Flood Harvest Image by Zoe Porter
Point of Intake; Flood Harvest Image by Zoe Porter
Point of Intake: Flood Harvest
Point of Intake: Flood Harvest
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Process
Khadi paper folded on the edge of the water
Khadi paper folded on the edge of the water
Scroll of paper at the same site
Scroll of paper at the same site
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Jude Taggart Roberts

Acknowledging the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples as the Traditional Custodians of the land and waters where I work and live and pay respects to the Elders past present and emerging.