‘Drifting, Drivelling, Dribbling’
exposition collective
du 2 au 24 septembre
Sheffer Gallery
38 Lander Street, Darlington
Sydney, Australie
"This
exhibition has been organised by a group of scholars, architects and
artists from the UNSW Interior Architecture
department (Samantha Donnelly, Dr Laurence Kimmel) and Sydney
University’s Faculty of Architecture (Professor Michael Tawa and Vesna
Trobec).
Based
on the idea of SHIFT and DRIFT, a selection of drawings, paintings,
videos and texts will be on display in
the gallery space. All works will consider architecture in cinema or
the architecture of cinema, and in particular will relate to two main
movies:
The Conformist by Bernardo Bertolucci and Werckmeister Harmonies by Béla Tarr.
Along
with contributions from UNSW and Sydney University, the exhibition
includes works from French artists exploring
the links between architecture and cinema: Géraldine Trubert, Marie
Reinert and Claire-Jeanne Jézéquel. A version of the exhibition was
shown in Berlin in July–August 2015, and is visible here:
http://www.lage-egal.de/
These
three French female artists have never exhibited in Australia before. A
live link to chat with the artists
will be set up on opening night. This exhibition will be a bridge
between disciplines – architecture, cinema, art – and between countries –
France and Australia."
Opening night: Friday 2 September, 6 pm–9 pm, Sheffer gallery (38
Lander St, Darlington)
à droite et ci-dessous, Still movie 2 (détail), acrylique sur calque, acier
photos Laurence Kimmel
