Joel Sherwood Spring

Remains brings together works by Kim Ah Sam, Andy Butler, Teelah George, Alexandra Peters, Joel Sherwood Spring, Nicholas Smith and Salote Tawale. Collectively, these artists engage with a broad range of historical reference points, from family stories and lore, the annals of pop-culture and industry...

Sam, Andy Butler, Teelah George, Alexandra Peters, Joel Sherwood Spring, Nicholas Smith and Salote Tawale, Future Remains: The 2024 Macfarlane Commissions...

Please join artists, Kim Ah Sam, Teelah George, Joel Sherwood Spring and Salote Tawale for talks in the gallery, on their new works presented as part...

Macfarlane Commissions is the fourth edition of a multi-year partnership that supports ambitious new projects by emerging to mid-career artists. This edition showcases seven artists from across Australia – Kim Ah Sam, Andy Butler, Teelah George, Alexandra Peters, Joel Sherwood Spring, Nicholas Smith...

...and Joel Sherwood Spring: Mutually assured construction Lilly Brown, Dianne Jones and Dr Odette Kelada: Mass Exposure: Memory Laundering, Racial Literacy and the Art of Truth Telling MORE INFO: https://acca.melbourne/counter-monuments-indigenous-settler-relations-in-australian-contemporary-art...

Future Remains brings together works by Kim Ah Sam, Andy Butler, Teelah George, Alexandra Peters, Joel Sherwood Spring, Nicholas Smith and Salote Tawale. Collectively, these artists engage with a broad range of historical reference points, from family stories...

...and a curatorial introduction by curator and editor Dr Shelley McSpedden. Future Remains brings together works by Kim Ah Sam, Andy Butler, Teelah George, Alexandra Peters, Joel Sherwood Spring, Nicholas Smith and Salote Tawale. Collectively...

Chair: Genevieve Grieves, Indigenous Postdoctoral Fellow, University of Melbourne IN THIS SESSION: Honouring our Aboriginal Warriors by Dr Fiona Foley Mutually assured construction by Carol Que and Joel Sherwood Spring Mass Exposure: Memory Laundering, Racial Literacy and the Art of Truth Telling...

Kelada, Dr Clare Land, Carol Que, Dr Amy Spiers, Joel Sherwood Spring and Unbound Collective. Genevieve Grieves and Dr Amy Spiers have developed this program in partnership with the Indigenous Settler Relations Collaboration (ISRC...

...and the Macfarlane Fund which supports ambitious new projects by emerging to mid-career artists.  This edition showcases seven artists from across Australia – Kim Ah Sam, Andy Butler, Teelah George, Alexandra Peters, Nicholas Smith, Joel Sherwood Spring...

Carol Que and Joel Sherwood Spring If mutually assured destruction is a cold war military strategy that insists upon the annihilation of all life, how do we conceive of a mutually assured reconstruction that assures life, and is not based on a white liberal politics of recognition...

...channel moving image installation by Wiradjuri artist Joel Sherwood Spring that adopts the language of a tech pitch and the infrastructure of gaming engines and AI technology to satirically probe the heightened desire for and framing of Indigeneity as a panacea for contemporary social...

James Parker (exhibiting artist, Melbourne Law School, Australia) Jenny Kennedy (RMIT University, AMD+S, Australia) Joel Sherwood Spring (Capture All artist, Wiradjuri...

...by Hayden’s, Melbourne. Joel Sherwood Spring Born 1992 on Gadigal Country/Sydney...

...1 September 2024 Artists: Kim Ah Sam, Andy Butler, Teelah George, Alexandra Peters, Nicholas Smith, Joel Sherwood Spring and Salote Tawale Future Remains: The 2024...

FOUR: MONDAY 20 FEBRUARY Session #4, 12–4pm, ACCA: Capture All with Laura McLean with Mehak Sawhney, Uzma Falak, Suvani Suri, Aasma Tulika, Tom Smith, Shareeka Helaluddin, Joel Sherwood Spring...

...and is a core member of the Digital Ethnography Research Centre (DERC). Joel Sherwood Spring is a Wiradjuri anti-disciplinary...