Thumbnails of some Prints Prints Index Other work from 1996 Arranged by Medium A tour via thumbnail images
Thumbnails of some Prints Prints Index Other work from 1996 Arranged by Medium A tour via thumbnail images
One bay of Daechong Lake (Wedding parties were common here)
We stayed in the village of Munei, adjacent to this view. 
Exhibition banner outside the Art Gallery
| Ali Bramwell (New Zealand), 2 |
Everyone and some special guests, sponsors, and assistants
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Ursula Stalder | Hayden Fowler |
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Naomi Lamb |
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Diek Grobler |
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On the wall is a row of small white house forms by
Erika on the floor, Neil Berecry Brown's cloud forms on the right also on the floor; a wire shape on the upper right wall by Alois (Austria), that resembles the contours of European countries, and on the wall on the left, a row of small white house forms by Muamur (Bosnia/Australia).
performs on the floor.
Prints of cloud images laid on the ground.
in a traditional Korean dress made out of paper. She is carrying a brush and a block of black ink.
Jessy Rahman (The Netherlands)three wood print hangings on the back wall. Neil Berecry Brown (Australia)Prints of cloud images laid on the ground. |
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Left: Video of women smoking by Morgan. Right: snail on floor by stairs, by Sonja.
Detail of a series of drawings.
performing Change is a Law of Nature
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(one of a series of Aluminium sculpture reliefs)
Hung Wood and Rubber sculpture by
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Performance by Jozsef Biro (Hungary)with detail (below) from a painting series by Meredith Brice Copeland (Australia)on the wall.
| Behind him is a detail of paintings by Sandy James (Australia) |
Retha Buitendach |  |
Gebhard Schatz (Austria)- Fire Drawings in Myung-Sook's Studio 
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Chae Myung-Sook (South Korea) Incised hand-painted paper. |
 Stains and paint on paper. The first circle has 9 elements, the second 19, etc... |
Some themes in her relatively minimalist work are: water, earth, seed, the soul, love, passion and fire. She works with paper, incising it, punching it, piercing it, etching or using other print techniques on it, embossing it, and painting on or staining it. Her use of precision and division is a means of meditation and research for discovering new forms.
Meredith Brice Copeland (Australia)2001 Bachelor of Fine Art, The University of Newcastle NSW Australia 1997 Diploma of Fine Arts, Sydney Gallery School |
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She collected branches and bits of wood from around the lake, painted these white and laid them out into a grid. |
Hayden Fowler (Australia)Hayden Fowler is a New Zealand born Artist, based in Sydney, Australia. He holds a Master of Fine Arts degree from the UNSW College of Fine Arts (COFA) in Sydney, as well as an earlier degree in Biology.haydenfowler.net |
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Sandy James (Australia) |
Muamer Cajic (Australia)
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Bill Zingaro (U.S.A.)wzingaro.wix.com |
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Hayden Prujean (New Zealand) |
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 | Suzanne Muller (Switzerland)Nylon frame-form extended out from a tree. |
Performance: She ran towards the goal posts, took off layers of coloured clothing, caught the ball, kicked it back to Muamur, then ran backwards to a seat. |  |
Andreas Pytlik (Germany)The Green Card Project  |
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Jessy Rahman |  |
Ali Bramwell (New Zealand)
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Lois (Australia)She is talking about her sculpture of 7 slate lined mounds. Kelli Amanda Sharpis along the pier in the background. |
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Effie Vourie (Australia) |
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Shin, Yong-Gu (South Korea) |
| Sculpture by Retha (insect-like forms made out of found ojects + natural materials) and Sonja (8 metres of white silk decorate an abandoned sculpture). Kelly's orange pole coverings can be seen in the distance. |
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 Responding to the festival theme of Beautiful Garbage, Sonja went for a walk around the lake, and decided to hang 8 metres of white silk onto this 'art garbage'. The boat-form of branches is the remains of an unfinished work from a previous festival. Retha an artist from South Africa also responded to this 'leftover' by making a trail of branches that lead to the tail of one of her 'insectorphic' works beyond. |
 The Wedding by Sonja van Kerkhoff. I decided that my hanging or decorating was like marrying these 'remains' with the silk, and decided on a decorative association for "beauty" and hence the title: The Wedding. The decorative aspect of a marriage. More photos on my website |
Erika Batdorf (Canada) Performance where she crawled in snaking movement down and up the sand rolling and unrolling a long sheet, down to the water. |
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This was a repeat of his performance, he first made at the 1996 Nine Dragonheads Festival. Here a member of the audience helped to sabotage his work by cutting through his celloptape roll with a knife.
