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“Everything You Wanted To Know About The Visual Arts But Couldn’t Find Out" Short Film
February 1, 2016 In

(Re) Presenting | ARI Remix Artist’s Super 8mm Series | “Everything You Wanted to Know About the Visual Arts…” Artworker’s Union QLD, Conference, 1984 – Short Film

Everything You Wanted to Know About the Visual Arts

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Letter from A Room artist Di Heenan to Paul Andrew, 1984
November 26, 2014 In

Letter from artist Dianne Heenan, A Room Collective Member, 1985

Artist-run models and methods, 1984

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Welcome to
 THE ARI REMIX LIVING ARCHIVES
& SOCIAL MEMORY PROJECT
(2011-2026)

“ 'Living' means present, on-going, continuing, unfinished, open-ended.” (Hall, 2001)

A Polyvocal Memory of Australian Artist-Run Culture and Heritage "Work in Progress"

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.

PROJECT ONE 2011-2022
- Completed March 2022

Stage One -
A QLD Remix
QLD ARIs 1980 to 1990
March 2011 - June 2017

Stage Two -
A QLD Remix
QLD ARIs 1980 to Now
June 2017- November 2019

Stage Three -
ARI Remix Community Archives Project: Living Archives, Artist-Runs Past Present Future A QLD Remix 1970 to Now
Jan 2020 – March 2022

PROJECT TWO -
May 2022 - May 2026

Stage One – ARI REMIX PRESENTS: SELF-MADE, ARTIST RUN The EXTRA ZINE PROJECT: An ARI Zine Anthology June 2022- June 2023

The ARI Remix collective acknowledges and respects the traditional and ongoing custodians of the lands where we live, make and work. We pay our respects to elders past, present and emerging, and acknowledge that sovereignty has never been ceded. We support the Uluru statement from the heart.

PROJECT ONE - Stages One, Two & Three
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.

PROJECT TWO – Stage One 2022 - 2024
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.





Recent Posts

  • EXTRA Zine Issue # 16 | Inner City Brisbane Street Photos 1970s & 1980s | A Photo Essay by Peter Fischmann
  • ARI Remix Newsletter | Spring 2022 | Ten Year Anniversary Issue # 6 | (Re) Presenting 2020-2022 | Celebrating a Decade of Collaborative Memory Work
  • EXTRA Zine Issue # 14 | 4ZZZ RADIOTHON 1982 | A Photo Essay by Peter Fischmann | University of Queensland Campus 1982 feat. the Mystery of Sixes and The Pits
  • Drag + Disco + Desert | Broken Heel Festival | WHEN: 8—12 September 2022 | WHERE: Outback Broken Hill, NSW | https://www.bhfestival.com
  • Thank you Louis Lim! | ADJUSTING MARGINS : ARI REMIX + EXTRA ZINE at OUTER SPACE OPEN DAY | ENTER OUTER SPACE | WHEN: 11:00am – 7:00pm Saturday 8 October 2022.
  • EXTRA Zine Issue # 13 | Focus on Pete Maloney | Fugitive Allure | by Mark Bayly
  • A History of Forgetting | ADJUSTING MARGINS : ARI REMIX + EXTRA ZINE at OUTER SPACE OPEN DAY | ENTER OUTER SPACE | WHEN: 11:00am – 7:00pm Saturday 8 October 2022.
  • MAAP | Media Art Asia Pacific | Non-Profit Arts Organisation | Brisbane Meeanjin | 1998 to Now
  • EXTRA Zine Issue # 12 | The Cellars | Artist-Run Space | Naldham House 193 Mary Street | Brisbane/Meeanjin c.1975-1976 | by Jude Morrell
  • ADJUSTING MARGINS : ARI REMIX + EXTRA ZINE at OUTER SPACE OPEN DAY | ENTER OUTER SPACE | WHEN: 11:00am – 7:00pm Saturday 8 October 2022
  • EXTRA Zine Issue # 11 | SIX QUESTIONS | Recent & Current Practice FEATURE ARTIST PROFILE | Amelia McLeish | 10 October 2022
  • OUTER SPACE OPEN DAY | WHEN: Saturday 8 October 2022⁠
  • OUTER SPACE OPEN DAY | ENTER OUTER SPACE LAUNCH PARTY | WHEN: 5:00 – 7:00pm Saturday 8 October 2022⁠
  • OUTER SPACE OPEN DAY | OPEN SPACE FORUM 🎙️ | WHEN: 4:00 – 5:00pm Saturday 8 October 2022⁠
  • OUTER SPACE OPEN DAY | ARIs, ORGS & YOU | WHEN: 2:30 – 3:30pm Saturday 8 October 2022⁠

Humbly Help – We Need More Small Acts of Kindness!!!

PLEASE HELP PRESERVE ARTISTS' EPHEMERA TO "KEEP IT LIVING" WITH A SMALL DONATION TO HELP OFFSET THE DIGITAL INFRASTRUCTURE WE USE EACH YEAR ON WORDPRESS, THANKING YOU:)

HELP PRESERVE ARI REMIX INTO THE FUTURE – A COLLECTIVE LABOUR OF LOVE

If you enjoy engaging with this living archive and the diversity of artists' ephemera it represents and would like to show your gratitude and support now, it takes a wee moment...(CLICK HERE)

For other ways of giving that don’t require a credit card to future enable the non-profit work we perform please contact ARI Remix DIY Coordinator here: info [at]remix.org.au

NB: And for all general enquiries: email us at info[at]remix.org.au (and remember to use the "@" symbol in the email :) and allow some time for a reply in 2022 and 2023 as we take things a wee bit slower now after a decade of fast, fabulous and intensive collaborative memory work...

Australian ARIs Past, Present & Emerging

  • Know Your Product/No, Your Product
    Know Your Product/No Your Product curated by Ross Harley IMA Brisbane 1986
  • Recession Art & Other Strategies
    Recession Art & Other Strategies
  • Liquid Architecture
    Liquid Architecture https://liquidarchitecture.org.au
  • Help Preserve the ARI REMIX Project here – https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-preserve-ari-remix-living-archives
    Help Preserve the ARI REMIX Project here - https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-preserve-ari-remix-living-archives
  • https://www.facebook.com/womensartregister
    Women’s Art Register – http://www.womensartregister.org
    Women's Art Register - http://www.womensartregister.org

Australian ARI Living Archives


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Thank you to our lovely intern Belinda from Australian Catholic University (ACU) who has completed over 70 hours in the archive! Today we were thrilled to have a visit from the wonderful Louise Saxton Artist, who has donated some rare prints and posters from Acme Inc and Megalow Screen Printing Workshop to our collection, Thankyou Louise! And same to Anonymous for a brilliant donation of catalogues on Australian women photographers and other artists, last week. Our library and archive is ever-expanding, all welcome to visit, just make an appointment or get int ouch via our website womensartregister.org.

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Thank you to our lovely intern Belinda from Australian Catholic University (ACU) who has completed over 70 hours in the archive! Today we were thrilled to have a visit from the wonderful Louise Saxton Artist, who has donated some rare prints and posters from Acme Inc and Megalow Screen Printing Workshop to our collection, Thankyou Louise! And same to Anonymous for a brilliant donation of catalogues on Australian women photographers and other artists, last week. Our library and archive is ever-expanding, all welcome to visit, just make an appointment or get int ouch via our website womensartregister.org. #womenartists #womensartregister #volunteering #archivesImage attachmentImage attachment+3Image attachment
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Collaborative reminiscence ... | Remembering Marshall together. Celebrating the art, life and queer artist-run community established by artist, designer, activist, advocate Marshall Malouf [b. August 1950 - d. May 2015] and his wonderful Headland's Chalet experience c.1989-2025. Before it's demolition at Point Lookout, Mooloomba Minjerribah in 2022 Marshall Malouf along with beloved partner Colin Millar among others co-created timeless transformative experiences for artists, guests, seekers and strangers who became friends. Lets celebrate, share memories, stories, photos, video, super eight films and ephemera on this community-based memorializing social media and community archiving page...

Marshall's Headlands Chalet & Community Archiving Group 1987- 2025

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Collaborative reminiscence ... | Remembering Marshall together. Celebrating the art, life and queer artist-run community established by artist, designer, activist, advocate Marshall Malouf [b. August 1950 - d. May 2015] and his wonderful Headlands Chalet experience c.1989-2025. Before its demolition at Point Lookout, Mooloomba Minjerribah in 2022 Marshall Malouf along with beloved partner Colin Millar among others co-created timeless transformative experiences for artists, guests, seekers and strangers who became friends. Lets celebrate, share memories, stories, photos, video, super eight films and ephemera on this community-based memorializing social media and community archiving page... [Marshalls Headlands Chalet & Community Archiving Group 1987- 2025](https://www.facebook.com/groups/502765775197079/) https://www.facebook.com/groups/502765775197079
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so much to remember, so much to love

It hurts to think of it demolished. Somehow it was a subversive secret. Makes a mockery of overpriced soulless accommodation. A gift of love and beauty to the like-minded that recognised and cherished it.

Dearest Marshall... can't believe the chalets have gone !!

It was a truly memorable & accepting space - a wonderland of kitsch glory. I've never found anywhere in Qld that compared in design, or the warmth imbued by Marshall & Colin but I'm sure there were others that met the same fate decades before I arrived. What lovely men with a wonderfully ecclectic attitude to the gathering & preservation of ephemera & parts of other once loved island buildings. I wish it was still here. We can all name haunts; once majestic homes bulging with creative activity; & venues, hotels, warehouses, galleries & inner city studios etc that met that fate. The attitude of the ruling culture towards history (pre & post invasion) bewildered me. People complained about a lack of history despite being surrounded by it. The answer to 12 yr old me seemed simple - stop employing the Dean bros. It would have been a timely solution. I still ponder the Qld that could have been had many buildings remained & sites respected. Most of my old watering holes are gone. I miss so much of their character - from plaster work to fireplaces; rooftops & long verandas; humid nights, cool breezes & cold drinks; creaking elevators; features from the 1870's through to the Target building's space age appeal of primary colours & plastic bubbles; creativity driven by passion & sometimes high youth unemployment...& occasional table top dancing. It's a long list of missed buildings. I keep promising to contribute content Paul. The digitising will eventually happen. I'll likely find some surprising gems & hopefully some from my summer in the Chalets. Fun times.

And if anyone is keen to write a little story about this fabulous queer artist-run place with some photos this is the new community archives zine anthology we are making this year and next of you would like to contribute : ) remix.org.au/extrazine

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