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Rivers of gold

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posted on 2024-07-07, 23:22 authored by Mark MacklinMark Macklin, Jude Macklin, Susan LawrenceSusan Lawrence

This publication accompanied the group exhibition ‘Rivers of Gold’ at La Trobe Art Institute, Bendigo, from 1 February to 10 March 2019. The exhibition was curated by Jude Macklin as part of the Australian Research Council project, ‘Rivers of Gold: the legacy of historical gold mining for Victoria’s rivers 2017–2020’, led by Professor Susan Lawrence (La Trobe University) and Mark Macklin (University of Lincoln).


The publication was produced by La Trobe University in partnership with Aberystwyth Printmakers Argraffwyr, University of Lincoln, Print Council of Aotearoa New Zealand, Federation University Australia and Griffith University, Queensland College of Art.


The exhibition featured the work of forty artists from Australia, New Zealand and the UK, who took part in an international print exchange where they created a print that reflected on the legacies of gold mining in their respective regions.


The publication includes opening remarks by Jude and Mark Macklin, a foreword by Susan Lawrence, artists’ statements and 39 illustrations (colour).

Funding

Australian Research Council

History

Curator

Jude Macklin

Artists

Jacqueline Aust, Julie Barratt, AI Bell, Pauline Bellamy, Kathy Boyle, Glennys Briggs & Jenny Sanzaro-Nishimura, Diana Orinda Burns, Loris Button, Veronica Calarco, Blair Coffey, Carolyn Craig, Paul Croft, Stuart Evans, David Ferry, Robyn Gibson Mark Graver, Christopher Hagen, Toni Hartill, Wuon Gean Ho, Domenica Hoare, Mary Lloyd Jones, Kim Lowe, Anne Langdon, Kir Larwill, Alison Lochhead, Prue MacDougall, Jude Macklin, Tim Mosely, The NightLadder collective, (John Doyle, Angela Gardner, Maren Götzmann, Lisa Pullen & Gwenn Tasker), James Pasakos, Jan Palethorpe, Penny Peckham, Ian Phillips, Catherine Pilgrim, Melissa Proposch, Jude Roberts, Jenny Rock, Jennifer Stuerzl, Lynn Taylor, Gini Wade.

Year of publication

2020

Publisher

La Trobe Art Institute

Dimensions

21 x 14.8 cm