JUDE TAGGART ROBERTS on RAYGUN Talks

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Our new podcast RAYGUN Talks is now up and running and we welcome Jude onto our first episode. Jude first showed with RAYGUN in September 2012. Jude is a visual artist with a focus on the changing terrains of inland Australia including the history and interconnections to the water and land systems she has lived on or journeyed into. Her works on paper and mixed media reveal the hidden interrelationships of the watersheds that we cannot visibly experience such as the artesian basins and springs.

Since moving to Brisbane Jude has continued to make direct encounters with the land and people of Western Queensland through various arts projects where Jude sets up alternative studio spaces to work in situ.

Jude acknowledges the Gunggari, Bidjara, and Kooma Peoples as the Traditional Owners of the Land that is the area of her research and where the work was created.

This Podcast was made by RAYGUN – Tarn McLean and Alexandra Lawson. We acknowledge the Giabal and Jarowiar peoples as the Traditional Owners of the land on which this podcast has taken place.

SINDIKIT Projects (US) with Zoe Charlton + Tim Doud

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In March and April 2019 at RAYGUN we welcome artists Tim and Zoe from SINDIKIT Projects   Baltimore, US.

Tim and Zoe will be taking up residency in the Red Door Gallery at the University of Southern Queensland, installing works, making works and generally getting amongst the vibe with USQ art students and lectures for the week of March 4th –  8th. We’re super excited to be sharing time with these two beautiful people, artists and arts workers. Introduced to us by Sharon Louden after her trip to us, we have had several Skype sessions, talking art around the dinner (our end) and breakfast (their end) tables, and with other members of our community. It’s now time to meet them face to face and we’re so thankful to the funding bodies and and individuals who have made their visit to us possible.

REDUCTIVE NON OBJECTIVE PROJECTS and RAYGUN PROJECTS

‘End of the Beginning’ is the title of our upcoming project held at the University of Southern Queensland.  Co- curated by Billy Gruner and Tarn McLean, End of the Beginning is a group show by 41 contributing reductive painters from Australia, Europe and the United States.

We are super excited to be a part of this project, for it’s historical, theoretical and aesthetic premise. Hear Billy and Tarn in discussion for information and ideas surrounding the projects premise.

End of the Beginning

Contributing artists include; Locust Jones Au, David Serisier Au, Ulla Pedersen Dk, Louise Blyton Au, Margaret Roberts Au, Will Cooke Au, Aaron Martin AU, Stuart Fineman Usa, Gyles Ryder Au/Thailand, Kyle Jenkins AU, Andrew Christofedes Au, Joe Wilson Au, Linda Arts Nd, Robbie Fraser NZ, Billy Gruner Au, Sebastian Wickeroth De, Emma Langridge Au, Jose Heerkens Nd, Christine Dean  Au, Gary Andrew Clarke Uk, Tarn McLean AU, Mikala Dwyer Au, Sarah Keighery Au, Wahida Azhari De, Mace McGregor AU, Jeffrey Cortland Jones US, Suzan Shutan Usa, Mathew Allen Au/ Nd, Masato Takasaka AU, David Schell CAN, Badri Gubrianari Ukr, Andrew Huston USA/ Italy, Ivo Ringe De, Guido Winkler Nd, Karrie McPherson AU, Therese Poulton UK, Tiberily Szilvashi Ukr, Vicky Brown AU, Veronica Herber NZ, Helen Dombrovska Ukr, Roland Orepuk Fr, Deb Covell UK.

 

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RETROACTIVE

The opening night was spent with our beautiful supporters who’ve been with us from the beginning. Showing works contributed by the artists who have worked with us over the past 7 years has made for such a rich show. Thank you to you all for working with us over the years here in Toowoomba, and we still hold the dream of having you all come together in person in the future. (it’s good to dream!) The works will remain in their custom made to measure boxed archive as a part of the RAYGUN permanent collection. RETROACTIVE will be on display until December 23rd. Happy Christmas raygunners and we look forward to sharing our next 7 years with you.  xx

Justin Andrews, Pascal Dombis, Suada Ada Demirovic, Billy Gruner, Jeffrey Cortland Jones, Eva Koch, Richard Van Der Aa, Stephen Spurrier, Gilbert Hsiao, Fiona Cockfield, Yara Flores, The Ghosts of Nothing, Audra Wolowiec, Sarah Ryan, Tiffany Shafran, Tilman, Michael Boelt Fischer, EIDIA, Devon McKnight, Lynne Harlow, Jason Sweeney, Sue Lostroh, Sarah Martin, Peter Holm, Kyle Jenkins, Sarah Martin, Lukas Richarz, Jude Taggart Roberts, Sandy Pottinger, Stephan Moore, Brent Hallard, Sal Randolph, Hayley Megan French and Carla Liesch, Brad Buckley, Vicente Butron, Uffe Isolott, Sam Peck, The Twilight Girls, David Usher, Tarn McLean, Thorgej Steen Hansen, Stephen Little, The Order of The Third Bird.

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Werner Windisch Opening Night

Friday night at RAYGUN was the opening of Werner’s show. A collection of monochrome paintings made on found cardboard packing boxes, the works hang from walls like a series of transparent colour fields. The interplay between the discarded object and finely worked painting reiterates the form of the image carrier and the relationship of the works to the space and the viewer. Over the course of the month we will reveal a conversation between Werner and a visitor to the works about how the paintings came to be, and how through their luminous layering are able to seduce the viewer. We’re super excited to share this dialogue with you.

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OPEN CALLOUT – HVIDME ARCHIVE

Queer theory / Identity Politics / Visual Art / Aesthetics and Culture / Social Science / Critical Studies / Philosophy / Environment and Sustainability / Literature / Mythology / Colonial History / Decoloniality / Intersectionality

These are the topics of discussion underway at RAYGUN PROJECTS, as a part of the current show IN TRANSLATION

You are invited to contribute a reading, essay excerpt, visual print out, or some kind of printed matter that reflects your ideas concerning any of these contemporary discussions. Share and become a part of this dynamic archive by emailing your material to the HVID [me] ARCHIVE : mail@Hvidme.dk and make this a global conversation.

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