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Mitra graduated from the University of Western Sydney in 2002, majoring in Fine Arts. Her art practice consists of installation-based works. Her art practice conveys concepts of nature versus technology and the everyday – current contemporary issues. Mitra tends to used recycled materials, fabrics and readymade objects in her work and also heavily incorporates text in her artwork. Inspirations include music, pop culture, video games, electronica – bleeps, blips, zapps, sexxxy synths, binary, fuzzy guitars, the glory of the 80’s, hair dye, felt, mountain air, Arte Povera and anything hand-made.
Past exhibitions include:
Ambiguousity
Mitra Jovanovic, I am an artist, 2008, board, guitar picks, 22 cm x 43cm x 1 cm, At The Vanishing Point Contemporary Art Gallery, Newtown
Is It Getting Hotter In Here
Mitra Jovanovic, Wrapp, 2007, recycled felt, thread, 8.32m x 24cm, At The Vanishing Point Contemporary Art Gallery, Newtown
Springtime Of Salad Days (with Simona Jovanovic & Louise Brissenden)
Mitra Jovanovic, Fuzzy (I Felt), 2007, Felt, thread, cotton fabric, doona, feather pillow, Quilt: 1.95 m x 1.2 m Pillow: 24 cm x 15 cm,
At The Vanishing Point Contemporary Art Gallery, Newtown
Mitra Jovanovic, Fuzzy [I Felt], (Version 0.6), 2007, Felt, yarn, 2.40m x 1.38m, At The Vanishing Point Contemporary Art Gallery, Newtown
Amnesty International Freedom Art Award
Mitra Jovanovic, IHAH , 2007, Series of 4 works on paper, A3, spray paint, wool, TAP Gallery, Sydney
Walking the Street, ‘artworks in shopfronts’
Mitra Jovanovic, Vynyl:Stain, detail, 2006, vinyl records, ink, paper, wood, plastic pots, blue metal, soil, variable dimensions, Once Wild Florist, King St, Newtown
Colour
Mitra Jovanovic, Dye to Black, 2004, glass jars, clothes, ashes, variable dimensions, Newspace, Rozelle
Vent
Mitra Jovanovic, Untitled, 2001, skip bin, bamboo, paper, ink, plush toys, twine, variable dimensions, Building Z, UWS Nepean Degree Show
The River is Dead (Long Live the River)
Mitra Jovanovic, Waiting For Jesus, 2001, wooden chair, t-shirt, magnetic lettering, variable dimensions, Casula Powerhouse Arts Centre, Casula
Malt (with Rochelle Allan)
Mitra Jovanovic, 0111+1111×7, 2000, branches, twine, ash, variable dimensions, YZ Space, UWS Nepean
She has also exhibited in the Marrickville Art Prize (MCAP), 2007, will do the same this year (2008) and is curating Road:Rode, 6 – 16 November 2008, (Under the ATVP Emerging Curator Mentorship Program). At The Vanishing Point – Contemporary Art, 565 King Street Newtown NSW
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Call for Proposals from artists in …
Road:Rode
6 – 16 November 2008
Curated by Mitra Jovanovic
(Under the ATVP Emerging Curator Mentorship Program)
At The Vanishing Point – Contemporary Art
565 King Street Newtown NSW
Opening Launch Thursday 6th November 6.00pm – 9.00pm
At The Vanishing Point – Contemporary Art and exhibition Curator, Mitra Jovanovic, invite artists to propose work for the exhibition Road:Rode , to be held from 6th – 16th November 2008. Road:Rode is the third exhibition in ATVPs Emerging Curator Mentorship Program and is part of the Eighth Annual International Bicycle Film Festival Sydney 2008.
Road:Rode
From Old English rÄd (riding, hostile incursion)
Proto-Germanic *ridanan (to ride)
Proto-Indo-European *reidh (to ride)
Noun Road (plural roads)
A narrow strip of land made suitable for travel between places. Modern roads are usually paved to accommodate wheeled vehicles. By extension, the path or route one takes; an effort.
ATVP is currently calling for proposals from artists in response to the exhibition title and/or the bicycle as a means of transport, recreation, sustainable practice and culture for the exhibition Road:Rode. The exhibition aims to bring the diverse cycling community together in a cultural and artistic expression of what it means to ride a bike.
The International Bicycle Film Festival celebrates the culture of the bicycle and is held in over 15 cities worldwide including Sydney, Melbourne, Tokyo, New York, LA, Milano and London. In Sydney the festival is hosted by BikeSydney, a not-for-profit advocacy organisation. The festival is a celebration of bikes through the mediums of film, art and music and the Bicycle Film Festival Sydney 2007 was attended by up to 100,000 people.
Road:Rode is sponsored by BikeSydney. No exhibition fees will apply.
For further information contact;
ATVP
(02) 9519 2340
565 King Street Newtown NSW 2042
atthevanishingpoint@hotmail.com
www.atthevanishingpoint.com.au
Please note: Exhibition proposals for ROAD :RODE due
Thursday 26th September 2008