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Soil Slab
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Soil Slab

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Nicola Gilmour, 'Soil Slab', Earth and water, 25-06-2008. Photo: Nicola Gilmour. Courtesy: Nicola Gilmour. Soil slab cast from an original concrete manufactured multiple.
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Alistair Fairley
Event Exhibition

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  • Archive
  • Venue:
    The Arts Forum
  • From:
    July 04, 2008
  • To:
    July 10, 2008
  • Location:
    South East England
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Huone
Event Exhibition

Ainsley Hillard

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  • Archive
  • Venue:
    Mission Gallery
  • From:
    September 20, 2008
  • To:
    November 01, 2008
  • Location:
    Wales
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Creation
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Creation

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Matthew Herring, 'Creation', Oil and ink on board, 2008. Photo: Matthew Herring.
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field poppies on magenta field
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field poppies on magenta field

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mary beaney, 'field poppies on magenta field', acrylic/mixed media on canvas, 2008. Photo: mary beaney. Courtesy: mary beaney. field poppies on magenta field - one of a series of poppy paintings specifically painted for da Vinci
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Alistair Fairley
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Alistair Fairley

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David Reeve, 'Alistair Fairley'.
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Alistair Fairley
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Alistair Fairley

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Siobhan O'Hanlon, 'Alistair Fairley'.
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Alistair Fairley
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Alistair Fairley

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Liz Steadman, 'Alistair Fairley'.
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Willsbridge (from the series 'Over the Edge')
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Willsbridge (from the series ‘Over the Edge’)

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Tom Pope, 'Willsbridge (from the series 'Over the Edge')', Photograph, 2008. Photo: Tom Pope. Courtesy: Tom Pope. My photographic practice embraces the performative act in order to highlight the discourse between a potentially time-based photography and a privileged notion of event. The utilizing of performative strategies within my photography sees the photographic record of an event and the event itself form a creative dialogue. Subsequently the resulting performative photograph encourages the viewer to invent meaning resulting from a blurring of fact and fiction. Instead of an objective document, we create a vague and uncertain document. One that is best approached from a subjective perspective. Combining this strategy with that of repetition we see the protagonist suspended within space as he translates his unbridled demeanor into absurd actions; actions that result in an a
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Huone
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Huone

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Ainsley Hillard, 'Huone', 2007. Photo: Ainsley Hillard. Courtesy: Ainsley Hillard. Ainsley Hillard was born in Carmarthenshire, Wales. Graduating in 2000 from Middlesex University, London with a BA First Class Honours in Constructed Textiles. Hillard received the James Pantyfedwen Scholarship in 2001 and 2002 to continue Postgraduate studies in Visual Art at Curtin University, Australia. In 2003 Hillard was awarded an MA with Distinction and exhibited the work 'In Passing' at the John Curtin Art Gallery. Hillard continued to live and work in Perth until February 2007 holding a position as Technical Officer and Part-time Lecturer in the Department of Art, Curtin University. During this time Hillard exhibited nationally and internationally and in May 2004 Hillard had her first solo exhibition 'Parallax' at the Fremantle Arts Centre, Western Australia. The exhibition coincided
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