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April 6, 2017 In ARI Remix

Provoking Histories – Red Green Blue: A History of Australian Video Art

Provoking Histories - Red Green Blue: A History of Australian Video Art - http://www.instawebgram.com/tags/redgreenblue

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Wendy Mills’ installation ‘View of divine union: a temporary affair’ was shown in 1983 at 40 Charlotte Street, also known as the John Mills Himself building. She sub-let this space from 1982-89 as a studio and gallery, and shared it with other local artists including Lyndall Milani, Judith Wright and June Tupicoff. “During part of the 1980’s I lived in a share house with poets, writers, musicians, refugees, environmental and political activists. We had a loose connection with the West End Catholic Anarchists and were under surveillance by Queensland Police Special Branch. We suspected our phone was tapped and we knew for certain they came to our door mainly disguised as collectors for the Red Cross and trying to gather information about our associates and us. There was a slight feel of revolution in the air but life was easy in Australia.” (ARI Remix Project interview) Image: Wendy Mills, ‘View of divine union: a temporary affair’ Cibachrome photograph, 1983 Griffith University Art Collection. Purchased 1986 #museumfromhome #QCAalumni #wendymills #griffithuniversityartmuseum #queensland #brisbane #ariremix #australianartist #contemporaryart

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Wendy Mills’ installation ‘View of divine union: a temporary affair’ featured transparent geometric forms constructed from polythene suspended in a low-lit space. Plastic veils, cubes and prisms were weighted down with water, while a large segmented pyramid was pierced by a shimmering upturned obelisk. The installation was accompanied by a soundscape produced on a Moog Synthesizer by Graham McConkey in Sydney. While many photographs were taken of this work, the Griffith University Art Collection holds one of only two sets of cibachrome photographs that were produced by the artist as documentation. Image: Wendy Mills, ‘View of divine union: a temporary affair’ Cibachrome photograph, 1983 Griffith University Art Collection. Purchased 1986 #museumfromhome #QCAalumni #wendymills #griffithuniversityartmuseum #queensland #brisbane #ariremix #australianart #contemporaryart

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Wendy Mills’ installation ‘View of divine union: a temporary affair’ featured transparent geometric forms constructed from polythene suspended in a low-lit space. Plastic veils, cubes and prisms were weighted down with water, while a large segmented pyramid was pierced by a shimmering upturned obelisk. The installation was accompanied by a soundscape produced on a Moog Synthesizer by Graham McConkey in Sydney. While many photographs were taken of this work, the Griffith University Art Collection holds one of only two sets of cibachrome photographs that were produced by the artist as documentation. Image: Wendy Mills, ‘View of divine union: a temporary affair’ Cibachrome photograph, 1983 Griffith University Art Collection. Purchased 1986 #museumfromhome #QCAalumni #wendymills #griffithuniversityartmuseum #queensland #brisbane #ariremix #australianart #contemporaryart

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