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Interfacial Intimacies

Held on the 8th Jun 2023 to
5th Aug 2023

, Southern Tasmania


Add to Calendar 2023-06-08 --:--:-- 2023-08-05 --:--:-- Australia/Sydney Interfacial Intimacies Brings together artists who hold and express tenderly the multiple aspects of their selves through a series of portraiture and anti-portraiture Plimsoll Gallery, Hunter Street, Hobart
Venue:

Plimsoll Gallery, Hunter Street, Hobart

Summary:

Brings together artists who hold and express tenderly the multiple aspects of their selves through a series of portraiture and anti-portraiture


Country is calling - Cassie Sullivan, 2021
Cassie Sullivan - Country is Calling, 2021. Giclée print on cotton rag, aluminium mount.
Image courtesy of the artist.

Interfacial Intimacies

Interfacial Intimacies brings together artists who hold and express tenderly the multiple aspects of their selves through a series of portraiture and anti-portraiture.

What does it mean to be the absolute essence of yourself without being attached to any of it?

For a long time, philosophers have sought to define the essential aspects of the self. In contemporary culture, exclamations such as “be true to yourself”, “you’re not being yourself” consider that the ‘self’ is defined and a trustworthy container within which you can be found. Emerging theories of selfhood recognise that it isn’t so simple. We know that we can have as many social selves as the people who recognise us. Rather than being fixed and always coherent, an alternative understanding is that our personalities can be participated in as a plethora of parallel processes and possibilities.  Of transformation. Of continuous becoming.

Interfacial Intimacies brings together artists who hold and express tenderly the multiple aspects of their selves through a series of portraiture and anti-portraiture. Photography, film, installations, sculpture, textile, and performance in this exhibition explore the tensions of our networked personalities - our shadows, our masks, our shame.

Artists: Bruno Booth, Amrita Hepi, Léuli Eshrāghi, Bhenji Ra, Aleks Danko, Cassie Sullivan, Georgia Morgan, Cigdem Aydemir, David Rosetzky, and Shea Kirk.

Curator: Caine Chennatt

Exhibition development received assistance through the Contemporary Art Tasmania Exhibition Development Fund and was produced by the University of Tasmania – Library and Cultural Collections


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