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2002 Artist in Residence

DENISE KUM The Experimental Art Foundation invited Auckland-born and currently London-based artist, Denise Kum, to be artist-in-residence to develop and present a new installation project. Kum's practice involves the use of industrial synthetic materials and substances (oils, commercial lubricants and polymers). Her installation project for the Experimental Art Foundation raises issues about concepts of waste and reticulation. Methods of display and decor, and the metaphoric capacities of virulence, mutation and the fictive space.

14.2.02 - 6.4.02

tour to THE PHYSICS ROOM, Christchurch, Aotearoa / New Zealand

JAMES DODD, YOKO KAJIO, TIM STERLING, KATE STRYKER 'GLEAM' As part of an exchange project between the EAF and The Physics Room contemporary art space in Christchurch, a new version of the exhibition GLEAM travelled to New Zealand with the assistance of Arts SA's Organisation Development Fund. Yoko Kajio and Tim Sterling re-presented their works in a new context. Kate Stryker presented a new version of her slide projection installation and James Dodd's work included a pair of new wall paintings and a subtle public art intervention.

30.5.01 - 7.7.01

2000 Telstra Adelaide Festival

KEVIN HENDERSON 'BETWEEN THE EYES EVIL SHAVED' Kevin Henderson is a world-recognised artist based in Dundee, Scotland. He will present a major new time based multimedia installation work at the EAF, in partnership with the 2000 Telstra Adelaide Festival and the South Australian School of Art, University of South Australia.

2.3.00 - 1.4.00

3 exhibitions 1 publication various artists and writers

UNIVERSE is a web publication, net broadcast and series of exhibitions that explore ideas about space and time in relation to cosmology. Information about our own galaxy, about the origins of the universe, and space and matter are commonplace in the news and mass-media. No longer the realm of science fiction, we are coming to terms with the reality of inhabiting a planet in space. How does a new understanding of cosmology affect our perceptions of time, space, locality and global culture?

19-8-99 to 7-11-99

2 exhibitions 1 publication various artists and writers

GOLD CARD The celebrating the work of South Australia's emerging artists. Funded by the Visual Arts / Craft Fund of the Australia Council's 1999 Emerging Artist Initiative, the project involves a large number of emerging artists, designers and writers.

28-1-99 to 21-3-99

1 publication various artists and writers

IDEAL WORK Artists from Australia and overseas are asked to describe/propose the artwork that they would make were they operating without physical and material constraints. Writers are then asked to critique the work as if it really exists.

launched 27-5-99

1998 Telstra Adelaide Festival

SUSAN HILLER is an American born artist currently based in the U.K. and over the last twenty five years has developed a complex and multi-media practice that has established her as one of today's most significant artists. Susan Hiller exhibited two major works: 'WILD TALENTS' and 'FROM THE FREUD MUSEUM'

26.2.98 - 29.3.98

3 exhibitions 1 publication various artists

LAWYERS GUNS & MONEY Art, Artists, Law and Power

19.6.97 - 7.9.97

4 exhibitions various artists

THE STRETCHER CASE A series of exhibitions representing the work of several artists whose work comes out of, is informed by, or is extending a painting practice. ANTON HART YUKO SHIRAISHI LYELL BARY EUGENE CARCHESIO SUSAN NORRIE

31.10.96 - 23.3.97

1996 Adelaide Festival

PAT NALDI & WENDY KIRKUP 'SEARCH' & 'CROSS-WINDS' Investigating the different relations between the individual and the ideas of the polis and the city.

29.2.96 - 31.3.96

Collaboration between the EAF, the SA Museum and the artists.

LITTERARIA Two artists were invited to make work at the South Australian Museum and were given unlimited access to the collections and expertise of the Museum from which to generate new work. ROBERT MACPHERSON SIMRYN GILL

10.95 - 1.96

Collaboration publication between the EAF and the artist.

FIONA HALL SUBJECT TO CHANGE A rich, multi-layered artist's bookwork. Published by the EAF in association with Piper Press, Sydney.

5.10.95

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