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October 4, 2018 In ARIs, VIC 2000-NOW

Sticky Institute

Sticky Institute is a shop and resource devoted entirely to zines.

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October 4, 2018 In ARIs, VIC 2000-NOW

Blindside

BLINDSIDE provides unique experiences for artists and their development, always striving to expand the sphere of artistic practice and empowering artists to see into fruition bold and spectacular ideas.

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#herex_ceria_1200m #herexrembang #cbteyeng #ariremix

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तुम्हारा कोई इशारा नहीं, फिर भी ये दिल तुम्हारा है। तुम्हारा कोई वादा नहीं, फिर भी तुमसे प्यार बहुत सारा है। तुमसे कोई उम्मीद नहीं, फिर भी हर शाम इंतजार तुम्हारा है। तुम्हारी जिंदगी मे मेरा कोई वजूद नहीं, फिर भी मेरी रूह पे आपका हक सारा है।#meesri❤️ #dilkibaat #unconditionallove❤️ #ariremix#birthdaycountdownbegins

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Talking Soylent Spot ARI with artists Erika Scott, Archie Moore and Amelia McLeish and the value of a one nighter model for artist-run activities...BWF Zine Market 2022 #ariremix #ari_remix #extrazine #extrazine #soylentspotari #bwfzinemarket2022 #zine #zines # artist'sbooks #artist-run #artistruninitiative

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Truly delightful to chat with artists Ellie Neilsen and Sally Hart at the Brisbane Writer's Festival 'Zine Market'. Ellie staged an exhibition of prints at That Space in Brisbane/Meeanjin in 1985. At age 95 this year Ellie is teaching printmaking, winning awards and telling her stories...#ariremix #ari_remix #extra_zine #vignettestream

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Feeling thrilled to bits to be included in the NGV Melbourne Art Book Fair 2022 this March | EXTRA issue #4 out soon, stay tuned ...#MelbourneArtBookFair #NGV @NGVMelbourne #ariremix #extra_zine #ari_remix

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congratulations on ari remix star of the week title 🍃 #woozworld #staroftheweek #woozworldus #ariremix #woozen #woozedit woozworld woozworldbr woozworldes woozworldnl woozworld_fr

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Five years ago today, remix.org.au launched this interview Art and Aerosol Now. Check out the website for your rainy Friday afternoon lockdown entertainment. ari_remix #remix #ariremix

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my recap and application for trying to model 😳 #model #modeling #modelshoot #modelrecap #recap #modelling #modelo #lgbt #lgbtmodel #modelsearch #modelagency #fyp #fypage #fypシ #application #aesthetics #aesthetic #aesthetic_photos #ari #ariremix #remix #megamix #arianagrandeedit #ariana #arianators #😌 #😳 #👁👄👁 #yuh #oop

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EXTRA issue #1 has launched! Check out our bio for the link to download your free copy and check out our stories for how to print, trim and fold. Enjoy! #ariremix #melbourneartbookfair2021 #axisxtremists #zine #zineculture #diy #diypublishing #freezine #ari #artistrun #livingarchives #ngv #artbook #artistruninitiative #printedmatter #peopleofprint #diypublication ngvmelbourne

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Feeling super thrilled to bits about launching our new EXTRA Zine collab tomorrow at the NGV Melbourne Art Book Fair 2021. Feels fab to build out from last year's panel discussion Public Records:Artist-Run Archives in Australia alongside speakers Channon Goodwin, Melissa McGrath, David Mutch and Roberta Joy Rich with different and generous archival perspectives and thanks to art book aficionado Freya Copeland from Replika Publishing for the photos all_conference busprojects robertajoyrich david_mutch_o coolchangecontemporary #ariremix #mabf2021 davidari_r replika.publishing jo_msbrown vignettestream
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LOCAL COLOUR, COMMUNITY, LGBTQIA+, INCLUSION, PARTICIPATION, COMMUNITY ARCHIVING, CULTURAL JUSTICE, STORYTELLING, INQUIRY, ADVOCACY

ARI Remix is a living archive as archival art initiative; LGBTQIA+, cis, non-binary, trans and BIPOC inclusive, and involves active participation and collaborative collecting engagement by artists, arts workers, co-creatives, peers and artist groups. It is an enthusiast-led, community-based, non-profit and art ephemera study resource and Web 2.0 internet art work #ari_remix. It is made entirely possible through immense kindness, generosity, volunteerism and collaborative collecting efforts of over 300 Australian artists and significant arts philanthropy.

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QLD ARIs 1980 to 1990
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of this project are supported by the Queensland Government through Arts Queensland and have been assisted by the Australian Government through the Australia Council, its arts funding and advisory body. Stage Three of this project is supported by the Queensland Government through Arts Queensland.

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of this project is supported by the Queensland Government through Arts Queensland and has been assisted by the Australian Government through the Australia Council, its arts funding and advisory body.





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OPENING TOMORROW - Vanishing Point, a group exhibition that brings together work by Holly Anderson, Isabella Catenaro and Phoebe Kelly.

OPEN Saturday 13 August 11am – 4pm, join us for afternoon drinks with the artists 2 – 4pm

CONTINUES Sunday 14 August 11am – 4pm

Image: detail of a work by Isabella Catenaro

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It is with sadness we note the passing of Dr Margriet Bonnin, Director of the Art Museum from 1978-98.

Originally appointed Coordinator of Griffith University’s Queensland Film and Drama Centre (QFDC) in 1978, Dr Bonnin oversaw our transformation from QFDC to Griffith Artworks, as well as the provision of vital community-based cultural programs on Brisbane’s southside and the acquisition of many important works in the Collection. During her tenure, the Griffith University Art Collection was well established as a significant public art collection of political posters, works on paper, and what is now the country’s foremost collection of early Australian video art.

In August 1978 the aim of the QFDC was defined as endeavouring to bring together the many different elements of the University community into a productive relationship which would promote film, drama and the visual arts in Queensland. Implementing the Art Museum’s On Campus Exhibition Program, Bonnin ensured works in the University’s art collection could be both appreciated and preserved. This program continues today across Griffith University’s five campuses.

Early in the life of the Collection, most of the works were kept on permanent display as no adequate storage space was available. Dr Bonnin put in place climate-controlled art stores on the Nathan campus, which continue to house the University’s Art Collection.

Dr Bonnin was an astute arts administrator, and well-suited to the pioneering approach to teaching promoted by Griffith University at its inception. She was an active supporter of Brisbane’s artist-run scene throughout the 1980s and championed emerging and women artists in what was then a largely conservative and male-dominated sector, and gained a reputation for the innovative programs offered by the QFDC. Dr Bonnin was determined to provide an environment that was not only rich in academic and intellectual context, but equally supported Griffith University’s agenda of community engagement, opening both the University and wider communities to film, drama, and visual arts through a range of public-programming initiatives.

Current and past staff of the Art Museum send our condolences to Margriet’s family and friends on the passing of a fondly remembered colleague and arts leader.

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remix.org.au/supporting-artist-runs-in-the-1980s-buying-artworks-supporting-emerging-artists-dr-m...

An extraordinary supporter of artists and artist run initiatives in Qld .. with huge respect ❤️

oh not another one !!! and as usual I am the last to know. What a great person she was... so patient and long-suffering... she had a lot to put up with in her job at Griffith.... she really made a huge difference to the positive development of the Qld art-world ..... and she was in the forefront of developments in art-practice and in the ethics of the art-scene.... such a very lovely, humane woman.... thank goodness though that she is no longer suffering

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https://app.secure.griffith.edu.au/events/event/71582 Repost: 3PM Saturday 13 August 2022 | What are the current trends in editing, publishing and art criticism, and what are the possibilities for new forums of cultural distribution? Panelists will discuss the current state of art publishing in Australia and internationally with local and national publishers. WHEN: 3PM Saturday 13 August 2022 Image: Jeff Gibson COLORGUIDES 2018. Image outtake from You might also like … 2018, 4K video, 14 minutes. Courtesy the artist
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