| SCHEDULE OF LUNCHTIME TALKS BY ARTISTS
during SALA festival
Saturday 3 August
12.45 pm
SALA Festival floor talk
Glass artist Nick Mount talks about a
selection of his work spanning the last two decades. The SALA monograph about his work
will be launched at the opening of the SALA (South Australian Living Artists) Festival.
Gallery 9. Free
Sunday 4 August
12.45 pm
SALA Festival floor talk
Artist Kay Lawrence talks about her
work Daughter, woven tapestry, 1995-96 in gallery 19. Free
Monday 5 August
12.45 pm
SALA Festival floor talk
Artist Mark Kimber talks about his
work Strangers in the light, type C photograph, 2000. Free
Tuesday 6 August
12.45 pm
SALA Festival floor talk
Arts writer Maria Bilske talks
about the work of South Australian artists, in gallery 9. Free
Wednesday 7 August
12.45 pm
SALA Festival floor talk
Artist Stephen Bowers talks about
his work Antipodean Palaceware, ceramic, 1989/ 1999 in the Santos Atrium. Free
Thursday 8 August
12.45 pm
SALA Festival floor talk
Designer Khai Liew talks about his
work Wanda, limed silver ash, 2001 in gallery 19. Free
Friday 9 August
12.45 pm
SALA Festival floor talk
Artist Angela Valamanesh talks
about her work Untitled (About being here), ceramic, 2001 in gallery 9. Free
Saturday 10 August
12.45 pm
SALA Festival floor talk
Artist Frank Bauer talks about his work
White Kettle, silver, gold plated, ebony handle, 1985/ 1995 in gallery 9. Free
South Australian
Living Artists Festival
2 August – 11 August 2002
South Australia is home to some of the most dynamic and
talented of the nation’s visual artists. This display coincides with South Australian
Living Artists Festival, a conjunction of exhibitions, artists’ talks and other
special events which celebrate the talent and imagination of artists living and working
throughout the state.
This selection of works from the Gallery’s collection
highlights the diversity of styles and techniques employed by South Australian artists.
Paintings, sculptures, prints, drawings, photographs and decorative arts by contemporary
South Australian artists are regularly included in the permanent displays, and these are
highlighted throughout the Gallery for the duration of SALA Festival. At 12.45 pm daily
for the duration of the Festival, artists will present talks about their works in the
collection.
The Gallery’s exhibition program regularly highlights
the work of South Australian living artists. Some recent notable examples are: Hossein
Valamanesh: a survey (29 June – 26 August 2001), Chemistry: Art in South
Australia 1990-2000. The Faulding Exhibition (16 September – 5 November 2000), Antony
Hamilton: The mythology of landscape (3 September – 7 November 1999) and Ann
Newmarch: the personal is political (15 August – 28 September 1997). |
