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Joan Brassil

Exhibition

Joan Brassil: The Resonant Image

...of the Fourth Australian Sculpture Triennial. Curated by Sally Couacaud In the Press August, Agenda, Joan Brassil...
Exhibition

Inland

...by Robert Owen Exhibiting Artists: George Alexander, Suzanne Barta, Terri Bird, Joan Brassil, Paul Carter, Tony Clark, Aleks Danko, John De Silento, Neil Emmerson, Rosalie Gascoigne, Joan Dickson Grounds, Graeme Hare, Tim Johnson, Penelope Lee, John Lethbridge, Geoff Lowe, Robert MacPherson, John...
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1990

...about the ecology and our relationship to land in two of the most significant exhibitions of the year. ACCA’s contribution to the Australian Sculpture Triennial was a major survey of work by Sydney video and installation artist, Joan Brassil. Brassil’s retrospective...
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Rewind: Inland – Corresponding Places

Joan Brassil, Paul Carter, Tony Clark, Aleks Danko, John De Silento, Neil Emmerson, Rosalie Gascoigne, Joan D. Grounds, Graeme Hare, Tim Johnson, Penelope Lee, John Lethbridge, Geoff Lowe, Robert MacPherson, John Nixon, Robert Owen, Mike Parr, Stieg Persson, Marie Sierra, Imants Tillers, Jennifer...
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Glimpse into the archive—

Filmed at the Yasukuni War Shrine and Museum, the Imperial Palace and the ground floor of the Tokyo Stock Exchange, Weary presented a multi-textual reading of the cultural condition of Japan.

Geoffrey Weary: Faraway (1992)

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