Kellie Wells

“From the Other Side” challenges horror genre tropes, centering on the monstrous-feminine, consumption, and temptress/castrator roles. The exhibition destabilizes institutions and boundaries of the body, gender, and self. Curated by Elyse Goldfinch and Jessica Clark.

...frameworks, from sciences of biology, climate and computing, to the fields of sound engineering, product development and human psychology. As a phrase, it also evokes ideas of the echo, reiteration and re-articulation, as well as an understanding of time, knowledge and cultural production...

...inherent in the senses. Others encourage us to learn from non-human organisms, entities and elements. The artists in Overlapping Magisteria layer intuitive and sensory material responses with ideas drawn from across disciplinary as well...

Join curators Elyse Goldfinch and Jessica Clark, alongside artist talks with Jemima Lucas, Kellie Wells, Zamara Zamara delving into the themes of From the other...

...and Jessica Clark Artists: Naomi Blacklock, Mia Boe, Louise Bourgeois, Cybele Cox, Theron Debris, Karla Dickens, Lonnie Hutchinson, Naomi Kantjuriny, Minyoung Kim, Maria Kozic, Jemima Lucas, Clare Milledge, Tracey Moffatt, Julia Robinson, Marianna Simnett, Heather B Swann, Suzan Pitt, Kellie Wells, and Zamara Zamara Video produced by Gatherer Media...

Milledge, Cybele Cox, Heather B. Swann, Jemima Lucas, Julia Robinson, Karla Dickens, Kellie Wells, Lonnie Hutchinson, Louise Bourgeois, Maria Kozic, Marianna Simnett, Mia Boe, Minyoung Kim, Naomi Blacklock, Naomi Kantjuriny, Theron Debris, Suzan Pitt, Tracey Moffatt and Zamara Zamara...

Kim, Maria Kozic, Jemima Lucas, Clare Milledge, Tracey Moffatt, Suzan Pitt, Julia Robinson, Marianna Simnett, Heather B Swann, Kellie Wells, Zamara Zamara. Curators: Elyse Goldfinch and Jessica Clark...

Artists: Naomi Blacklock, Mia Boe, Louise Bourgeois, Cybele Cox, Theron Debris, Karla Dickens, Lonnie Hutchinson, Naomi Kantjuriny, Minyoung Kim, Maria Kozic, Jemima Lucas, Clare Milledge, Tracey Moffatt, Julia Robinson, Marianna Simnett, Heather B. Swann, Suzan Pitt, Kellie...

...www.youtube.com/watch?v=etLNwGpBfAY Explore Feedback Loops in the gallery with us and hear from exhibiting artists and curator Miriam Kelly...

...encompasses video, installation, interactive gaming and artificial intelligence as well as a program of live performance, populated by characters and conceptualisations that are at once real and fictive. Feedback Loops enmeshes ritual, spirituality, myth, technology and popular culture...

...by Max Delany, Annika Kristensen, and Miriam Kelly, alongside feature texts by guest writers, and transcripts from Think Tanks, lectures, symposia and artist talks from the lead up to and throughout the exhibition period. Also included are full colour images of the exhibitions and programs at ACCA...

...and Miriam Kelly, alongside feature texts by guest writers, and transcripts from Think Tanks, lectures, symposia and artist talks from the lead up to and throughout the exhibition period. Also included are full colour images of the exhibitions and programs at ACCA, in the public realm and by our...

...the position of Gallery Assistant and Rhyll Nance who is well remembered as ACCA’s long serving administrator. Officially named the Australian Centre for Contemporary Art, it was soon to be affectionately referred to as ‘the ACCA’. In 1984 the ACCA Committee of Management comprised: Dr Thomas...

...introduction by Max Delany and adjunct essay on ideas of shame by academic Justin Clemens. The publication also features eight texts, by guest essayists Julie Ewington and Amelia Winata, was well as ACCA's Max Delany, Annika Kristensen and Miriam Kelly, addressing the work of each exhibiting artist and accompanied by full colour reproductions of key works in the exhibition.

Conigrave, Peter Wade, Dr John Welchman, Loti Smorgon and John Ridge joined the ACCA Board, and Lyn Williams and Billy Kelly retired. ACCA continued to receive funding from the Victorian Ministry for the Arts and the Visual Arts/Crafts Board of the Australia Council, as well as raising income from...

Delany and adjunct essay on ideas of shame by academic Justin Clemens. The publication also features eight texts, by guest essayists Julie Ewington and Amelia Winata, was well as ACCA's Max Delany, Annika Kristensen and Miriam Kelly, addressing the work of each exhibiting artist and accompanied by full colour reproductions of key works in the exhibition.

...and international artists: Madison Bycroft, Tianzhuo Chen, Lu Yang, Sahej Rahal, Justin Shoulder, and Zadie Xa. Curated by Miriam Kelly, the exhibition comprises of new commissions and recent works in video, installation, interactive gaming and artificial intelligence, as well as a program of live performance...

...that the immediate grounds of the cottage might be well suited for the exhibition of sculpture, and that the cottage had the potential to provide accommodation for the director and an artist residency program. Bill Kelly, ex-Dean of the Victorian College of the Arts, recalls visiting the empty Dallas Brooks Drive...

Featuring artists: Zach Blas, Tega Brain & Sam Lavigne, Lauren Lee McCarthy, Machine Listening (Sean Dockray, James Parker and Joel Stern), Mimi Onuoha, Winnie Soon; plus Data Relations Summer School Guest Curator Miriam Kelly, Coordinating...

...entities and elements. The artists in Overlapping Magisteria layer intuitive and sensory material responses with ideas drawn from across disciplinary as well as metaphysical domains to consider the possibilities of a world in flux...

...impacts our personal as well as wider social relationships. This extends to digital technology, how applications or devices are designed and how this informs how we not only use them but how they change our behaviour. The exhibition includes works shown previously overseas as well as new commissions...