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Tony Adams 2008 Australia
Tony Adams- Green Sins Project, 2008
Mixed media, found objects
‘Create’ at the heart of the Sustainable Living Festival
10 years of sustainable arts on Fed Square
Friday 20 February 2009 to Thursday 22 January 2009
Celebrating its tenth anniversary, The Sustainable Living Festival presents ‘create’- an art program consisting of works by several artists that have contributed over the festival’s history. It presents a wide-ranging program of film, multimedia, live performance, visual arts, and interactive art events by artists with a strong sustainability focus in their practice.
‘artedged’ curated by Karin Neumann consists of a tenth anniversary survey show of 12 artists – a ‘10 up’ of previous festival artists presented in the BMW Edge Gallery and outdoors on Fed Square. ‘art on the walk’, features a series of interactive events along Yarra Walk where festival visitors, assisted by public artists, can participate in the creation of works. The aim is to encourage and demonstrate the creative abilities of the community and to construct a space for an ideas exchange, focused on sustainability in the arts.
Exhibition highlights include:
• Dr. Phil Edwards- distinguished visual artist, sound artist and academic
• Kate Shaw- Wynne Landscape Art Prize finalist, reinvents landscape painting
• Tony Adams- winner of the Montalto Sculpture Prize constructs works from consumer debris
• Alexander Ouchtomksy- this young artist is featured in a solo ‘retrospective’ that traces his development in constructing mas
Location
Date: 20 – 22 February 2009
Location: Federation Square
‘artedged’ – an exhibition of art addressing sustainability at the BMW edge
‘art on the walk’ – an interactive arts program located along Yarra Walk
’10 squared’ – Fed Square will be enlivened with
