The Labyrinthine Effect combined works by international and local artists through various projects, which included built environments, storybooks, videos, films, a roving encyclopaedia and works on paper, as well as on the World Wide Web. The exhibition explored this most important physical and philosophical shape in culture: a form that has been reshaped by philosophy to operate as a metaphor for the growing complexity of humanity’s progressive drama.
Exhibiting Artists: Francis Alys, Colin Duncan, Rodney Graham, Marie-Ange Guilleminot, Ilia and Emilia Kabakov, Jutempus Nomades, Bruce Nauman, Anne Ooms, Joao Penalva, John Pym, Danielle van Zuillan
Curator: Juliana Engberg
Project Manager: Rebecca Coates
Publication
The Labyrinthine Effect
In the Press
23 May, Herald Sun, Amazing space
11 June, The Age, Sense of the complex
28 June, The Age, A sense for landscape
September, Art Monthly, The Labyrinthine Effect
23 December, The Age, The city is 2003s biggest
Vol 32, Broadsheet, The Labyrinthine Effect Review
ACCA Press Release
Other Material
Forum flyer
Education Kit
