Tonight’s forum at Heidi withdrawal—
Apologies to those attending tonight’s forum at Heidi who may have wanted to hear from me even though ABC art: red cube has been withdrawn the exhibition.
Tag: Less is More
Withdrawal from ‘Less is More’
On Monday 3 September 2012, ABC art: red cube (2008) was taken off the exhibition wall of Less is More at Heide Museum of Modern Art before the exhibition’s conclusion, upon my request. This was a drastic and, for me, painful action made necessary given there was no retraction of the curator’s views expressed in the… Continue reading Withdrawal from ‘Less is More’
ABC art: red cube returned upon request
—upon my instructions, ABC art: red cube was taken off the wall in ‘Less is More‘ last Monday, 3 Sept, and has been returned. Relief. Sadness. Dismay.
Thank goodness Donald Judd wasn’t a misogynist
While browsing iTunes one fine July 2007 day, I happened upon a new release by Austin Indie band ‘Spoon’ with a cover image of the artist Lee Bontecou by photographer Ugo Mulas, taken in 1963. Instantly impressed, I eagerly investigated further and came across an interview. Here, singer/guitarist Britt Daniel explains that, although he was… Continue reading Thank goodness Donald Judd wasn’t a misogynist
Return of my art from Less is More
—Asked for immediate return of my art from Heidi. I have high esteem for the curator, one of the best in Australia. But something went wrong.
Friday 03 August 2012
The books Sue Cramer, curator of the exhibition Less is More currently open for viewing at Heidi Museum of Modern Art, Melbourne, has included in the piece. The rational for Sue Cramer’s selection is listed first. I look forward to browsing the books when I participate in the exhibition’s forum in October.
Less is More opening at Heidi—A sculptuation by Gail Hastings will be part of the group exhibition Less is More: Minimal and Post-minimal art in Australia, curated by Sue Cramer, from 3 August 2012 at Heidi Museum of Modern Art, Melbourne. Gail Hastings will also participate in an exhibition forum entitled Notes towards contemporary post-minimalism to take place on 11 October 2012.