Tag Archives: Patricia Piccinini

Patricia Piccinini: Curious Affection

By drawing on our past and present relationships, Patricia Piccinini constructs scenarios that focus on the grey areas of life and humanity – areas which are often complex and confronting....

Love

Responding to the theme of love, the exhibition features new and existing work by over 30 contemporary Australian artists....

After Technology

'After Technology' considers how Australian artists have registered the rise of technologies since the 1990s and the impact of technology on the human experience....

The Public Body .03

‘The Public Body .03’ redefines the body as fragmented, yet whole, unconscious yet evolving – an atomic level of materiality. Information about the physical form exists anew, stored as binary values inside our silently whirring hard drives....

The Art of Collecting | CCP 2018 Fundraiser Exhibition

On Thursday 17 May, from 6-8pm, the Centre for Contemporary Photography (CCP) launches ‘The Art of Collecting’, a fundraising exhibition offering the art-loving public an opportunity to commence or build on their art collections with some of the best in contemporary Australian photography – Brook Andrew,...

Patricia Piccinini: Curious Affection

In her most ambitious exhibition to date, artist Patricia Piccinini occupies GOMA’s entire ground floor with a retrospective of her most recognisable works from the past 20 years, and a suite of immersive multisensory installations....

Patricia Piccinini: LIKE US

Connection and empathy are two resonating themes that empower the practice of internationally respected Australian artist Patricia Piccinini. Emotions are playfully and tenderly tugged by Piccinini’s enchanting scenes which immediately transpire an endless supply of curiosities that search for answers....

In the Flesh

The human body capable of good and bad, breathes, ponders, examines, questions, desires, solves, and feels emotion. It is a complex organic structure in which very little is known or understood. What is it that makes human beings human?...

Patricia Piccinini: Swell (2000)

‘Swell (2000)’, a three-channel video installation by Patricia Piccinini presented at Screen Space as the opening exhibition in a continuing series: ‘Topographic Resolutions’. This series of exhibitions will present significant video works, all older than 10 years, which incorporate computer-generated images in their production of landscape....

2014 Melbourne Art Foundation Awards

Patricia Piccinini is the successful recipient of the ‘2014 Melbourne Art Foundation Award for the Visual Arts’, honoured alongside the winners of the ‘Visionary Award’, philanthropists Peter and Joan Clemenger, at a gala dinner hosted at the Australian Centre for Contemporary Art (ACCA) in July this...

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