Linda Marrinon

Lobregat, Linda Marrinon, Rod McLeish, Susan Norrie, Bronwyn Platten, Sally Pryor, Kathy Temin, Justene Williams, LE YoungPublicationBad Toys...

...and unfamiliar works. Guest curated by Gareth Sansom (ex Dean, School of Art, Victorian College of the Arts) Exhibiting Artists: Lauren Berkowitz, Steven Cox, Brent Harris, Louise Hearman, Bill Henson, Tim Jones and Jon Campbell, Linda Marrinon, Lewis Miller, Rose Nolan, Susan Norrie, Stieg Persson...

Peter Booth, Paul Boston, John Bursill, Philip Faulks, John Firth-Smith, Joe Furlonger, Robert Hunter, Michael Johnson, Tim Johnson, Angus Jones, Stephen Killick, Maria Kozic, Hilarie Mais, Victor Majzner, Linda Marrinon, Jan Nelson, Mike Parr, Stieg Persson, Nora Sumberg, Imants Tillers...

Arkley, Marianne Baillieu, Peter Booth, Paul Boston, Peter Cripps, Richard Dunn, Maria Kozic, John Lethbridge, Geoff Lowe, Linda Marrinon, John Matthews, John Nixon, Stieg Persson, Robert Rooney, Gareth Sansom, Vivienne Shark LeWitt, Imants Tillers, Peter Tyndall, Jenny Watson, John Young...

Australian and international artists Andrea Büttner, Cherine Fahd, Brent Harris, Tala Madani, Linda Marrinon, Archie Moore, Charlie Sofo and Ambera Wellmann. Based on a different conceptual or discursive focus each year, ACCA’s winter season is developed by ACCA’s curatorial team, and by guest curators...

Brent Harris, Tala Madani, Linda Marrinon, Archie Moore, Charlie Sofo and Ambera Wellmann. Video by Gatherer Media.

...the University of Melbourne. He has taught art history at the University of Melbourne (1988-2000) and Harvard University (2011–12) and is the author of Art and Suburbia (1996), Linda Marrinon: let her try (2007...

Continuing ACCA’s ongoing series of Big Picture exhibitions focussing on contemporary art’s relation to wider social, cultural and political contexts, Unfinished Business is a major exhibition conceived to animate critical, albeit under-represented, practices and debates within contemporary Australian art and society.
Surveying the diverse scope of feminist art practices – including painting, performance, photography and film to community […]

...projects, the exhibition features artists Andrea Büttner, Cherine Fahd, Brent Harris, Tala Madani, Linda Marrinon, Archie Moore, Charlie Sofo and Ambera Wellmann, and is curated by ACCA’s Artistic Director Max Delany. This catalogue features a curatorial...

...the exhibition features artists Andrea Büttner, Cherine Fahd, Brent Harris, Tala Madani, Linda Marrinon, Archie Moore, Charlie Sofo and Ambera Wellmann, and is curated by ACCA’s Artistic Director Max Delany. This catalogue features a curatorial introduction by Max...

...has taught art history at the University of Melbourne (1988-2000) and Harvard University (2011–12) and is the author of Art and Suburbia (1996), Linda Marrinon: let her try (2007) and Jon Cattapan: possible histories (2008). ...

Cherine Fahd’s photographic depictions of personal fears in public spaces.’ Curated by Max Delany, On Vulnerability and Doubt includes works by Australian and international artists including Andrea Büttner, Cherine Fahd, Brent Harris, Tala Madani, Linda Marrinon, Archie...

Kozic, Peter Tyndall and Philip Brophy, Juan Davila, Linda Marrinon, Imants Tillers and Tony Clark among others. The list included nearly all the important practices of the time.Paul articulated their ideas through ART&TEXT, his homegrown journal that built upon the articles and interviews he...

...of Melbourne (1988-2000) and Harvard University (2011–12) and is the author of Art and Suburbia (1996), Linda Marrinon: let her try (2007) and Jon Cattapan: possible histories (2008).Mikala Tai is Director of 4A. Mikala has taught at both RMIT and the University...

...in South Yarra such as Howard Arkley and Linda Marrinon, and from Reconnaissance Galleries in Fitzroy such as Marianne Baillieu and Paul Boston. There were also folk I had met in Sydney such as John Lethbridge, John Young and Richard Dunn.  Chaos is a polite term for this exercise, my first...

Linda Marrinon: let her try (2007) and Jon Cattapan: possible histories (2008).Ivan Muñiz Reed is a founding member and co-director of The Curators' Department, is currently completing a PhD looking at decolonial...