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SUMMARY:Paul Yore and Albert Tucker: Structures of Feeling
DESCRIPTION:Paul Yore and Albert Tucker: Structures of Feeling aligns the work of two ground-breaking Australian artists from different generations. Guest curated by Aaron Bradbrook\, the exhibition interrogates the socio-historical and psychological underpinnings of Albert Tucker’s widely known wartime Melbourne paintings of the early 1940s\, and later urban imagery\, alongside the sexually-charged critique of hetero-patriarchal culture\, neo-liberalism and Anglo-American imperialism posed by Paul Yore’s textile and assemblage works. \nBrought into dialogue\, the exhibition offers a physical interpretation of the lurid wasteland littered with sex and death Tucker alludes to and depicts\, alongside an exploration of ongoing American cultural domination\, or as Yore states\, “invasion”\, the hegemony of which is prefigured by the original act of English colonisation on this continent. From US troops on Australian soil\, to an insidious and pervasive media of increasingly graphic and explicit imagery shaping our cultural attitudes\, Tucker believed what was missing from the post-war generation was they “[had] no tragic sense of life\, no sense of the simple horrors of existence\, no sense of their own impending death.” In this way\, Yore proclaims war never ended\, it merely adopted new forms. \nThis exhibition will include works drawn from the National Gallery of Australia\, the Albert & Barbara Tucker Foundation\, the Heide Collection\, and private collections. \nImage:\nPaul Yore\, We Are Blind To Our Own Blindness 2022\, mixed media textile applique comprising found materials\, reclaimed fabrics\, beads\, sequins\, buttons\, acrylic\, lace and cotton thread\, 331 x 232 cm\, Courtesy of Hugo Michell Gallery\, Adelaide
URL:https://pridecentre.org.au/event/paul-yore-and-albert-tucker-structures-of-feeling/
LOCATION:Heide Museumof Modern Art\, 7 Templestowe Road\, Bulleen\, Victoria\, 3105\, Australia
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SUMMARY:Catherine Opie: Binding Ties
DESCRIPTION:Catherine Opie has an international reputation as one of the leading photographers of her generation. The exhibition at Heide combines key works from across her oeuvre with a focus on notions of affiliation. It traverses Opie’s early\, most recognisable works exploring constructions of gender and sexuality\, through alternative conceptions of the nuclear household—chosen family portraits that transcend traditional familial ties—to more recent musings on solidarity and collective action in the face of proliferating global crises. In 1994\, Heide exhibited eighteen of Opie’s portraits in the exhibition Persona Cognita\, curated by Juliana Engberg. That exhibition represented Opie’s first showing in Australia\, and now almost three decades later Heide will host the first survey of the artist’s work in this part of the world. \nImage:\nCatherine Opie\nBo 1994\nC-print\n152.4 x 76.2 cm\n© Catherine Opie\, Courtesy Regen Projects\, Los Angeles and Lehmann Maupin\, New York\, Hong Kong\, London\, and Seoul
URL:https://pridecentre.org.au/event/catherine-opie-binding-ties/
LOCATION:Heide Museumof Modern Art\, 7 Templestowe Road\, Bulleen\, Victoria\, 3105\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Visual & performing arts
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