DEBUT XVII: Made to Keep the Memory Alive was curated by Josephine Mead & Chloé Hazelwood in February 2021 at BLINDSIDE Gallery.
The works presented in DEBUT XVII: Made to Keep the Memory Alive explore notions of the monument, staging, performance, darkness and play. Blurring the boundaries between what is real and what is imaginary, the artists examine the precarity and absurdity of personal experience. BLINDSIDE’s annual DEBUT exhibition presents exciting and rigorous work by recent graduates from Melbourne’s leading art institutions. This year BLINDSIDE is proud to present work by Kurt Medenbach, Nina Sanadze, Ponch Hawkes and Levi Franco.
Read the catalogue essay by Josephine Mead here.
The works presented in DEBUT XVII: Made to Keep the Memory Alive explore notions of the monument, staging, performance, darkness and play. Blurring the boundaries between what is real and what is imaginary, the artists examine the precarity and absurdity of personal experience. BLINDSIDE’s annual DEBUT exhibition presents exciting and rigorous work by recent graduates from Melbourne’s leading art institutions. This year BLINDSIDE is proud to present work by Kurt Medenbach, Nina Sanadze, Ponch Hawkes and Levi Franco.
Read the catalogue essay by Josephine Mead here.
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Images:
1. Work by Nina Sanadze. Documentation courtesy of Nick James Archer. 2. Work by Ponch Hawkes (left) and Nina Sanadze (right). Documentation courtesy of Nick James Archer. 3-6. Work by Kurt Medenbach. Documentation courtesy of Josephine Mead. 7. Work by Ponch Hawkes. Documentation courtesy of Josephine Mead. 8. Documentation courtesy of Josephine Mead. 9 - 10. Work by Levi Franco. Documentation courtesy of Josephine Mead. |
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