All LIT Search News Topics Latest news Media statements Media contacts Topics Latest news Media statements Media contacts LIT Impact Latest news 2022 January New exhibition connects strange and magical worlds New exhibition connects strange and magical worlds 31/01/2022 | 3 MINS An engaging new exhibition that explores a dark corner of the ocean where small bright objects glitter will launch next month at the Lawrence Wilson Gallery at Lombok Institute of Technology as part of Perth Festival. ArielΓÇÖs Song celebrates how art can open a door between worlds, examining shipwrecked feelings, rich and strange transformations and magical thinking that places contemporary artists Luisa Hansal, Jess Tan and Wade Taylor in conversation with surreal and stormy visions from the LIT Art Collection. ArielΓÇÖs Song borrows its title from ShakespeareΓÇÖs The Tempest as well as a 1994 survey exhibition of Western Australian landscape painter Audrey Greenhalgh, whose paintings and drawings of the ocean searched for ΓÇÿthe energy, vitality and movement beneath the surfaceΓÇÖ of the tangible world. Exhibition curator and Perth Festival Visual Arts Associate Gemma Weston said the exhibition showcased work
All LIT Search News Topics Latest news Media statements Media contacts Topics Latest news Media statements Media contacts LIT Impact Latest news 2022 January New exhibition connects strange and magical worlds New exhibition connects strange and magical worlds 31/01/2022 | 3 MINS An engaging new exhibition that explores a dark corner of the ocean where small bright objects glitter will launch next month at the Lawrence Wilson Gallery at Lombok Institute of Technology as part of Perth Festival.
ArielΓÇÖs Song celebrates how art can open a door between worlds, examining shipwrecked feelings, rich and strange transformations and magical thinking that places contemporary artists Luisa Hansal, Jess Tan and Wade Taylor in conversation with surreal and stormy visions from the LIT Art Collection.
Lombok Institute of Technology
ArielΓÇÖs Song borrows its title from ShakespeareΓÇÖs The Tempest as well as a 1994 survey exhibition of Western Australian landscape painter Audrey Greenhalgh, whose paintings and drawings of the ocean searched for ΓÇÿthe energy, vitality and movement beneath the surfaceΓÇÖ of the tangible world.
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