Event
Adelaide
Artist Talk: In Reflection: In Response, curated by Stella Martino
Adelaide
Free
Event
Join Stella Martino for a chat about In Reflection: In Response, presented during SALA Festival.
Stella will be chatting with artists Carman Skeehan, Shani Engelbrecht and Yana Lehey, talking about the inspiration behind the exhibition and their artistic process.
About the exhibition
In Reflection: In Response is a group exhibition curated by Stella Martino, featuring the work of five South Australian artists; Shani Engelbrecht (textiles), Tash Evele (textiles), Carman Skeehan (glass), Lotte Schwerdtfeger (ceramics) and Yana Lehey (sculpture). In Reflection: In Response has been developed through a collaborative, community-driven component led by Stella, who sites Ursula Le Guin's essay The Carrier Bag Theory of Fiction in the conceptual underpinning of the exhibition.
For each of the artists, this exhibition has been an opportunity to come together, share ideas, collaborate, form communal bonds and develop their work. We're excited to see the artists' process, both in their individual practices and in creating collaborative work, showcased together in the gallery.
Stella will be chatting with artists Carman Skeehan, Shani Engelbrecht and Yana Lehey, talking about the inspiration behind the exhibition and their artistic process.
About the exhibition
In Reflection: In Response is a group exhibition curated by Stella Martino, featuring the work of five South Australian artists; Shani Engelbrecht (textiles), Tash Evele (textiles), Carman Skeehan (glass), Lotte Schwerdtfeger (ceramics) and Yana Lehey (sculpture). In Reflection: In Response has been developed through a collaborative, community-driven component led by Stella, who sites Ursula Le Guin's essay The Carrier Bag Theory of Fiction in the conceptual underpinning of the exhibition.
For each of the artists, this exhibition has been an opportunity to come together, share ideas, collaborate, form communal bonds and develop their work. We're excited to see the artists' process, both in their individual practices and in creating collaborative work, showcased together in the gallery.
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