How Did I Get Here?
About this exhibition
How Did I Get Here? is the first capsule exhibition from the Art Gallery of WA (AGWA) State Art Collection featuring video and photographic works by seven Australian contemporary artists. These works will be interwoven with complementary pieces from the local art collections; asking the question ‘How Did I Get Here?’ inviting audiences to contemplate how their relationships and environments define their sense of self.
ART ON THE MOVE and AGWA have come together for the Regional Exhibition Touring Boost (RETB), funded by the State Government, to develop a new WA regional touring program called Freighting Ideas. This collaborative touring model challenges traditional touring processes and aims to develop genuine relationships, meaningful encounters, community connections and the contribution of many different voices.
Online Learning
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This is an ART ON THE MOVE and Art Gallery of WA touring program developed as part of Freighting Ideas project. This project has been made possible through the Regional Exhibition Touring Boost managed by the Department of Local Government Sport and Cultural Industries, supported by Royalties for Regions and delivered in partnership by ART ON THE MOVE and the Art Gallery of Western Australia. The Act-Belong-Commit Engagement Program presented by ART ON THE MOVE is sponsored by Healthway promoting the Act-Belong-Commit health message.
ORGANISING INSTITUTIONS
ART ON THE MOVE and Art Gallery of WA
CURATOR
Robert Cook
ARTISTS
Tony Albert (QLD), Michael Cook (QLD), Petrina Hicks (NSW), David Rosetzky (VIC), Graham Miller (WA), Toni Wilkinson (WA), and Anne Zahalka (NSW).
MEDIUM
Photography and Video
Itinerary
2019
April 13 – May 11 : Katanning Gallery
July 20 – September 1 : Collie Art Gallery
September 14 – October 13 : Ningaloo Centre
2020
January 18 – March 1 : Bunbury Regional Art Galleries
March 14 – April 11 : Geraldton Regional Art Gallery
July 4 – August 9 : The East Pilbara Art Centre
September 25 – November 8 : Carnarvon Library and Gallery
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