| Description |
1 portfolio (5 volumes) : colour illustrations ; 30 cm |
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1. Dossier. Foreword / Tony Ellwood AM -- Minister's message -- Principal partner's message -- List of supporters -- NGV Triennial project overviews -- Contributors -- Acknowledgements -- List of comparative illustrations and image credits -- Index. -- 2. Illumination: Upon us, a luminous scene / Simon Maidment -- Light, moonlight, darkness and the world / Peter Otto -- Room language / Lucy Ives -- A momento mori for new uncertain times / Ted Gott -- An unstable archaeology: Daniel Arsham / Simon Maidment -- Sequins, sluts and salvation / Donna Zuckerberg -- Exploring the most unknown universe / Elisabetta Barberio -- An unfolding: Alicja Kwade / Simon Maidment and Simone Slee -- To die upon a kiss, 2011 / Astrid Lorange -- Australian birds: Julian Opie / Tony Ellwood AM -- Balance and the ferocity of the human spirit / Asinnajaq -- Marking space: indigenous coded knowledge / Julie Nagam -- The end: on Cerith Wyn Evan's C=O=D=A / Eva Wilson -- Living annotations / Tom Melick -- Dim the lights / Annika Aitken -- A silent place: the sound of trees and a single brushstroke / Wayne Crothers -- Light and darkness / Lee Ufan -- At the altar of light / Elisha Butler -- Samsara / Manoj Dias -- Remember you must die / Sigourney Jacks -- In from the cold / Tony Oursler and Jim Shaw -- Sounds and silences / Maria Quirk -- A calendar of crowds: notes and observations / Ashley Hay -- World making design / Simone LeAmon -- Coloured in: Danielle Brustman / Amanda Dunsmore -- Salon et Lumière / Tedd Gott -- Unprecedented: Megan Cope / Myles Russell Cooke |
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3. Reflection: Depths of the mirror / Pip Wallis -- On John Brown and America's racial reckoning / Naomi Extra -- Rite of passage / Jörg Heisser -- Watermelon / Myles Russell-Cook -- Agent of transformation / Kalia Brooks Nelson -- I want to break hearts: Frieda Toranzo Jaeger / Anna Gritz -- Phantom mirror / Venus Lau -- Mirror mirror / Judith Ryan AM -- Venus: Jeff Koons / Tony Ellwood AM -- Steven Rhall / Myles Russell-Cook -- Air dancer as black body / Steven Rhall -- Contemporary African photographers Aïda Muluneh, Girma Berta and Sarah Waiswa / N. Neelika Jayawardane -- Let's end loneliness together: looking beyond covid-19 / Michelle H. Lim -- Pink loneliness (I hope this essay finds you well in these strange and uncertain times) / Myles Russell-Cook -- Yanni Florence's Tram windows / Jane Devery -- Getting real / Tony Matelli and Guido Casaretto -- Lakin Ogunbanwo: Are we good enough / Susan van Wyk -- As seen on the street: Tomoaki Suzuki / Rosie Findlay -- Skin: fecal matter / Danielle Whitfield -- Close: the ethics of Bruce Gilden's photography / Meg Slater -- Yann Gerstberger / Simon Maidment -- Soheila Sokhanvari: Paradise lost / Petra Kayser -- Perceiving our past: medium and memory / Jessica Cole -- Liu Shiyuan: almost like rebar / Susan van Wyk -- Moja Moja life: Misaki Kawai / Kate Ryan |
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4. Conservation. Some notes on conservation / Ewan McEoin -- The year of consequences: climate change, pandemic and art / Tim Flannery -- Baaka forever / Badger Bates and Sarah Martin -- The true cost of food / Gabrielle Chan -- Baaka River Dinner / David Moyle and Stefano de Pieri -- Give back to the land / Victor Steffensen -- Every tree has a story to tell: Botanical pavilion by Kengo Kuma & Associates and Geoff Nees / Zena Cumpston -- Painting blue: the art of Dhambit Munugurr / Myles Russell-Cook -- Glenda Nicholls: the spirit of the river / Hannah Presley -- Vicki West's reflection / Zoe Rimmer -- A single voice / Katharina Prugger -- Beastly beauty: ecological entanglement via colour separation / Tessa Laird -- Carnovsky / Maria Cristina Didero -- Dawn of the Plastocene (a future news fiction report) / Ewan McEoin -- Exercises in control / Seetal Solanki -- All that is solid / Myf Doughty -- Talin Hazbar / Myf Doughty -- Salt of the Earth: Erez Nevi Pana / Glenn Adamson -- Wild allusions: ecologies of agency / Vicki Kirby -- Salt and iron: Naama Bergman / Myf Doughty -- Cognitive dissonance: 1angrynative in search of critical mass / Frances C. Koya Vaka'uta -- I am coral / Stefanie Hessler -- Designing against an oceanic plague: Pirjo Haikola / Ewan EmEoin -- Those with long noses / Simon LeAmon -- Fallen fruit / Laurie Benson -- Patricia Urquiola / Maria Cristina Didero -- Exquisite decay / Michael Ryan |
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5. Speculation. The spectre of speculation / Megan Patty -- Planetarity and the final city / Benjamin Bratton -- Liam Young: Planet city / Ewan McEoin -- Planet city as planned retreat / Holly Jean Buck -- Secret getaways: seven sectors for your next micro-vacation / Charles Yu -- Where do we go now, Siri? / Ellen Broad -- Reality recomputed / Tom Simonite -- Tabor Robak, Megafauna / Edward Colless -- Reimagining waste / Tilly Boleyn -- The cost of living: rethinking urbanity / Claire Collie -- A test of two cities / George Megalogenis -- Standards for living and for art / John Macarthur -- Policy, Precarity and stimulus in the visual arts economy / David Challis -- In it together: exhibition-making and the collective experience of art now / Dona McColm -- Thinking beyond the future of work: the impact of AI and automation on us / Leah Ruppanner and Brendan Churchill -- Melancholy beauty: Véronique Ellena's Les invisibles / Susan van Wyk -- The many returns of the face mask / Merve Bedir and Timothy Moore -- Queer I: seeing queerly / Hannah McCaan -- Pics or it didn't happen: representation in the age of hypervisibility / Anastasiia Feodorova -- Tomo Koizumi / Danielle Whitfield -- Mullets, breathing / Astrida Neimanis -- The I in eye / Claire G. Coleman -- Remembering the present / Claudia La Rocco -- Seven stanzas about memory / Maria Tumarkin -- Richard Quinn / Danielle Whitfield |
| Summary |
The NGV is producing a large-scale publication to accompany this exhibition. With a broader reach than a traditional exhibition catalogue, this volume presents discourses from a variety of perspectives, including those of academics, journalists, literary figures, social commentators, artists and curators.The publication is intended to work as five books within one book. It comprises five linen-bound large-format paperbacks housed in a magnetic slip case. Each of the main four volumes speaks to a different theme explored in the Triennial, and each is designed to be transportable. The fifth volume acts as a dossier on NGV Triennial, with the exhibition information, positioning statements,listings of all supporters, biographies of artists and authors, and project descriptions.The NGV Triennial publication will feature over eighty authors from around the globe, including NGV writers, with all newly commissioned scholarship and an estimated word count of over 250,000 words.The publication will be heavily illustrated with images of works,and also includes photo essays and source and research material from featured artists and designers |
| Analysis |
Australian |
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Title from portfolio cover |
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Published for the NGV Triennial 2020, held 19 December 2020 - 18 April 2021 at NGV International |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references and index |
| Subject |
National Gallery of Victoria -- Exhibitions.
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Art, Australian -- 21st century -- Exhibitions.
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Art, Modern -- 21st century -- Exhibitions.
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Arts, Modern -- 21st century -- Exhibitions.
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Conceptual art -- Exhibitions.
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Design -- History -- 21st century -- Exhibitions.
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Exhibitions -- Australia -- Australian Capital Territory.
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Painting -- Exhibitions.
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Drawing -- Exhibitions.
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| Genre/Form |
Exhibition catalogs.
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| Author |
Maidment, Simon, editor
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Ellwood, Tony. writer of foreword
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National Gallery of Victoria, issuing body
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