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...nbsp;HEADLINERS (Weeks 1-8) 2011Agatha Gothe-SnapeAgatha Gothe-Snape’s project for ART#2 begins with an advertisement that seeks Horsham locals interested in being featured in The Weekly Advertiser. Once contact has been made with interested parties, the artist will select...

Agatha Gothe-Snape: The Most Expensive Thing JCDecaux digital screens at Flinders Street and Southern Cross train stations, Intermittent intervals daily...

...performances and demonstrations will be presented by Helen Grogan, Alicia Frankovich and Lane Cormick. Exhibiting artists:  Gwenneth Boelens, Ann Carlson & Mary Ellen Strom, Lane Cormick, Brian Fuata, Alicia Frankovich, Agatha Gothe-Snape, Nathan Gray, Helen Grogan, Maria Hassabi, Joachim...

Juliana Engberg In Conversation With Hannah Mathews & Agatha Gothe - Snape PERFORMANCES Roman Ondák Teaching to Walk (2002) A young woman is invited to come to the gallery with her one-year-old boy to teach him to walk there. The performance is repeated every day...

Australian artists are offered the opportunity to make a new work in this popular, annual commissions exhibition at ACCA.

Power to the People: Juliana Engberg In Conversation With Hannah Mathews & Agatha Gothe - Snape by ACCA (Australian Centre for Contemporary Art)...

Power to the People: Juliana Engberg In Conversation With Hannah Mathews & Agatha Gothe - Snape by ACCA (Australian Centre for Contemporary Art)...

Power to the People: Juliana Engberg In Conversation With Hannah Mathews & Agatha Gothe - Snape by ACCA (Australian Centre for Contemporary Art)...

Power to the People: Juliana Engberg In Conversation With Hannah Mathews & Agatha Gothe - Snape by ACCA (Australian Centre for Contemporary Art)...

Curator, Hannah Mathews in conversation with artists Maria Hassabi, Agatha Gothe-Snape and Nathan Gray.This project has been assisted by the Australian Government through the Australia Council for the Arts, its funding and advisory body...

On the occasion of ACCA in the City, Sydney artist Agatha Gothe-Snape has conceived of a new series of works presented on two JCDecaux advertising screens at Flinders Street and Southern Cross Stations.The Most Expensive Thing...

...space) PERFORMANCE, 3:00PM, GALLERY 1, SATURDAY 18 OCTOBER For PART 1 of SPECIFIC IN-BETWEEN (the choreographic negotiated in six parts) Wrong Solo (Agatha-Gothe Snape and Brian Fuata) perform their work Cruising...

NEW010 delivers new work by Fiona Connor, Alicia Frankovich, Agatha Gothe-Snape, Lou Hubbard, Susan Jacobs, Raafat Ishak and Arlo Mountford. The catalogue features essays by curators...

NEW010 delivers new work by Fiona Connor, Alicia Frankovich, Agatha Gothe-Snape, Lou Hubbard, Susan Jacobs, Raafat Ishak and Arlo Mountford. The catalogue features essays...

Framed Movements contains an introduction by Hannah Mathews, and essays by Sally Gardner, Anneke Jaspers, and full colour reproductions of works by Gwenneth Boelens, Ann Carlson & Mary Ellen Strom, Lane Cormick, Brian Fuata, Alicia Frankovich, Agatha Gothe-Snape, Nathan Gray, Helen Grogan...

Framed Movements contains an introduction by Hannah Mathews, and essays by Sally Gardner, Anneke Jaspers, and full colour reproductions of works by Gwenneth Boelens, Ann Carlson & Mary Ellen Strom, Lane Cormick, Brian Fuata, Alicia Frankovich, Agatha Gothe-Snape, Nathan Gray, Helen...

...highlighting works by all 15 of the ART#2 artists - Fiona Abicare, Benjamin Armstrong, Damiano Bertoli, Agatha Gothe-Snape, Nathan Gray, Matthew Griffin, Bianca Hester, Helen Johnson, Laresa Kosloff, Nicholas Mangan, TV Moore, Joshua Petherick, Stuart Ringholt, Justene Williams, Gabrielle de Vietri...

...highlighting works by all 15 of the ART#2 artists - Fiona Abicare, Benjamin Armstrong, Damiano Bertoli, Agatha Gothe-Snape, Nathan Gray, Matthew Griffin, Bianca Hester, Helen Johnson, Laresa Kosloff, Nicholas Mangan, TV Moore, Joshua Petherick, Stuart Ringholt, Justene Williams, Gabrielle de Vietri...

...22 October - 20 November 2011 During the late 1960s, following events such as the Vietnam war and popular up-risings in Paris and elsewhere, a new artistic movement, focused on political and social activism, began to emerge. Artists began to move away from creating precious, discrete art objects to instigating dynamic situations, installations, happenings and interactive audience projects.

What is Conceptual Art? How can we do away with Visual Litter? Tai Snaith and Agatha Gothe-Snape talk about the practice of deep thinking and the process of taking ideas apart. They discuss the fine balance of keeping all the parts of the ‘plait’ of one’s life even and neatly braided, and what...

Emily Cormack, Matthew Day, Atlanta Eke, Brian Fuata, Agatha Gothe-Snape, Nathan Gray, Helen Grogan, Bianca Hester, Becky Hilton, Shelley Lasica, Katie Lee, Bridie Lunney, Kate MacNeill, Sandra Parker, Geoff Robinson, Philipa Rothfield, Charlie Sofo, Benjamin Woods, Wrong Solo, and other contributing artists and audiences.