Presented by Salamanca Arts Centre and ArTELIER, for stART and stART X
A couple of fun sessions
happening in the one place!Drop in for both!
CREATING LINES with Joel Crosswell
Drop in for some casual drawing and see what curious characters or stories take to the page.
EAT THE MUSIC! Chocolate Record Making with Julia Drouhin
Melt some hits into chocolate music. Using 45rpm record casts, mould some songs then eat it!
For chocolate and music lovers only.
WORKSHOP:
Sunday 12 May 2019
1:30pm – 3:30pm
BOOK YOUR PLACE:
This workshop is FREE to attend, but registrations are essential.
BOOK ONLINE to secure your place
ADULTS & CHILDREN are both Required to REGISTER (1 Ticket Each).
Ratio 1 Adult : 2 Kids
For children of ALL AGES and their families. Children must be accompanied by an adult.
All materials provided but please bring a snack and drink bottle.
About the Artists
Joel Crosswell
Joel Crosswell lives and works in Hobart. He graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree at the Tasmanian School of Art, University of Tasmania in 2008.
Crosswell uses biographical stories and events in his work to connect with themes relating to spirituality, existence and the human condition. Using drawing and sculpture, Crosswell incorporates strange, comic and sometimes dark figurative characters to obscure and abstract biographical events.
Since graduating he has exhibited locally and interstate in solo and group exhibitions and Art Fairs. In 2011, Crosswell won the MONA Award for Drawing and in 2014, he was the winner of the Tidal: City of Devonport Art Award. In 2015, Crosswell was the recipient of a two month studio residency at the Cite Internationale des Arts in Paris. Contemporary Art Tasmania granted Crosswell with a year-long studio residency in 2017.
He is currently represented by Bett Gallery Hobart and .M Contemporary in Sydney.
Julian Drouhin
Dr Julian Drouhinis a French Australian artist, curator and academic based in Tasmania. She explores friction in sociality through radioscapes, installations and collaborative performances.
Her site specific and online playgrounds reshape common mythologies using field recordings and electromagnetic frequencies as well as textiles, edible and found objects.
Her work had been presented in galleries, art centers and festivals in Europe, Brazil, South Africa and Australia, as well as broadcast on terrestrial airwaves and online radios.
She is the founder, curator and primary performer of “Sweet Tribology”, a touring radio picnic made by 40 female artists in partnership with S.P.A.T.(Sound Preservation Association of Tasmania) which involves creating, listening to and eating chocolate records, presented at RadioRevolten2 Festival (Germany), Motto Gallery (Germany) and MONA (Tasmania) in 2016, and commissioned by LABoral (Spain) in 2015, for which she run a Pozible crowdfunded campaign that received support from Crowbar Arts Tasmania.
She was the recipient of Next Wave’s Emerging Curator Program 2016 with Phillipa Stafford in partnership with Liquid Architecture for Sisters Akousmatica, a 7 hour street radio walking acousmonium with female performers broadcast live in 7 public spaces. Sisters Akousmatica and 3CR were awarded the CBAA Excellence in Music Programming award at the 2017 CBAA Conference.
Artist for Vrystaat Arts Festival (2018-South Africa), Gallery by the Harbour (2018-Hong Kong), MONA FOMA (2018-Tasmania), Make It Up Club (2018-Melbourne Victoria-20th anniversary), Hobiennale (2017-Tasmania), MEQ festival (2017-Humain Trop Humain CDN-France), Radiophrenia (2017-Scotland), Fair-Play (2017-France), Datsha Radio (2017-Germany), RIU Gallery-Reframe Images Unconventionally (2016-Italy), RadioRevolten2 (2016-Germany), Motto Gallery (2016-Germany), Junction Festival (2016-Tasmania) Constance ARI (2015-Tasmania), Krake Festival (2015-Germany), Spektrum (2015-Germany) Underbelly Festival (2015-Western Australia), Dark Mofo festival (2014-Tasmania), Ars Electronica (2014-Austria), Miss Despoinas Pataphysical Salon (2014-Tasmania), B.O-Bande Originale (2014-France), Brouillage Festival (2014-France), Networked Art Forms: Tactical Magick Faerie Circuits (2013-Tasmania), Sonic Protest Festival (2013-France), Splendour in the Grass (2013-Western Australia), Mona Foma (2013-Tasmania), Süden radio (2013-Italy/Germany), Mobile Radio (2013-Sao Paulo Art Biennale), SoundFjord Gallery (2012-UK), resonanceFM (2008-UK), France Culture (2011), Mobile Radio (2012-Germany), Mains d’Oeuvres (2010-France), Booze Cooperativa (2007-Greece), Leroy Neiman Gallery, Columbia University (2004-New York City, USA).
Image CreditS:
Joel Crosswell. Thoughts Catching Thoughts (2018). Ink on paper.
Rebecca Thomson. Women of the Island.