tacita-dean

ACCA’s major survey by internationally acclaimed artist Tacita Dean presented recent and new projects including the major portrait film works Merce Cunningham performs ‘Stillness (in three movements)’ to John Cage’s composition 4’33...

The first showing since its highly acclaimed debut as the Tate Turbine Hall Commission in 2012, Tacita Dean’s FILM was an epic, episodic homage to the analogue processes of celluloid cinema.  Unexpectedly turning...

...a forest, a bathhouse and a playground. This exhibition was part of the 2001 Melbourne Festival Visual Arts Program. Exhibiting Artists:  Christine Borland, Kate Daw, Tacita Dean, A.K. Dolven, Ann Hamilton, Mariele Neudecker, Pipilotti Rist, Nina Saunders, Clara Ursitti Curator: Juliana...

...and gallery. Works by Gabrielle de Vietri, Susan Norrie, Greg Creek, Juan Cruz, Tacita Dean, Lee Mingwei, Joshua Mosley and Nathan Coley were at the National Galleries of Scotland, Dean Gallery, Collective Gallery and Festival Hall. As a result ACCA was mentioned in major international press, radio...

...or the suggestion of a secret language: each provided a provocative play around ideas of the feminine. Exhibiting Artists: Catherine Bell, Dorothy Cross, Kate Daw, Tacita Dean, Janice Kerbal, Laresa Kosloff, Rosemarie Trockel Curator: Rebecca Coates Publication...

Melanie Boreham, Bureau of Inverse Technology, Aleks Danko, Tacita Dean, Gabrielle De Vietri, Sue Ford, Garry Hill, Larry Jenkins, Peter Kennedy, Anastasia Klose, Arthur Lindsay, Dora Meeson, Anna Molska, TV Moore, Tony Oursler, Neil Pardington, Giulio Paolini, Mark Richards, David Rosetzky, Anri...

The term ‘desire lines’ refers to the wayward, improvised tracks created by walkers and others who defy the ways designed for them by urban regulators and councils. Sometime known as ‘goat trails’ they show the preferable path, and indicate our more maverick and intuitive navigations. Extrapolating from this premise, Desire Lines at ACCA took audiences […]

This full colour publication features new works and writings by Tacita Dean and an introduction by curator, Juliana Engberg. This survey...

A public lecture by Tacita Dean.To coincide with her exhibiton FILM at the Australian Centre for Contemporary Art.More information.  ...

...nbsp;Tacita Dean: FILM10 October – 24 November, 2013Mount Analogue comes alive! Acclaimed international artist Tacita Dean presents her masterwork, FILM.The first...

This full colour documentation accompanying ACCA's 2013 exhibition of acclaimed international artist, Tacita Dean's masterwork, FILM, includes an introduction by Juliana Engberg. It also contains new writing by Gaby Hartel, as well as Jeffrey...

This full colour documentation accompanying ACCA's 2013 exhibition of acclaimed international artist, Tacita Dean's masterwork, FILM, includes an introduction by Juliana Engberg. It also contains new writing by Gaby Hartel, as well as Jeffrey...

Tacita Dean, Kodak, 2006. Courtesy the artist, Frith Street Gallery, London and Marian...

This full colour publication features new works and writings by Tacita Dean and an introduction by curator, Juliana Engberg...

...www.youtube.com/watch?v=8dOEXl_3lzI Tacita Dean on her work FILM, and the necessity to preserve the medium of film in the digital age...

Acknowledged, which featured the work of seven international and Australian female artists. It contains full colour reproductions of work by Catherine Bell, Dorothy Cross, Kate Daw, Tacita Dean, Janice Kerbal, Laressa Kosloff and Rosmarie Trockel.

Acknowledged, which featured the work of seven international and Australian female artists. It contains full colour reproductions of work by Catherine Bell, Dorothy Cross, Kate Daw, Tacita Dean, Janice Kerbal, Laressa Kosloff and Rosmarie Trockel.

...at Spike Island in the UK. HUMID gave Melbourne audiences their first experience of the works of Pipilotti Rist, Ann Hamilton, AK Dolven, Tacita Dean, Christine Borland, Nina Saunders, Clara Usiti; it also included Melbourne based artist, Kate Daw and German...

Archive ACCA’s public programs for 2009 included the fully subscribed Berlin Files, the first thematic talk series undertaken by ACCA, and curated to coincide with Tacita Dean’s exhibition. Over its 6 week run the program included talks...

...reproductions of work by Bruce Nauman, Samuel Beckett, Joan Jonas, Lawrence Weiner, Yvonne Rainer, Mel O’Callaghan, Robert Smithson, Tacita Dean, Richard Long, Rachel Lowe, Dan Shipsides, Shipsides & Beggs Project, Mercea Cantor, Paulien Oltheten, Francis Alÿs, Rodney Graham, Todd McMillan, Jochen...

...reproductions of work by Bruce Nauman, Samuel Beckett, Joan Jonas, Lawrence Weiner, Yvonne Rainer, Mel O’Callaghan, Robert Smithson, Tacita Dean, Richard Long, Rachel Lowe, Dan Shipsides, Shipsides & Beggs Project, Mercea Cantor, Paulien Oltheten, Francis Alÿs, Rodney Graham, Todd McMillan...