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Primary Views: Artists curate the Monash University Collection![Jacky Redgate, Untitled 1990 [from Anonymous
(probably Daguerre or Niépce de Saint-Victor),
table prepared for a meal, c.1829], library
buckram, cardboard, ceramic and glass
Monash University Collection, purchased 1992](/muma/assets/images/pv_redgate_2.jpg)
Monash University Museum of Art, Clayton campus Primary Views invites the insights of four artists represented in the Monash University collection. Each has been invited to curate a self-contained exhibition from the Monash University collection, according to their own areas of interest, expertise and aesthetic/discursive predilections. Alternative to classical or canonical art-historical readings, Primary Views considers the role of the artist as curator, encouraging new readings of the collection, and more partial, polemical and aberrant artistic historiographies. HOWARD ARKLEY | PAUL BAI | CHRIS BARRY | CHARLES BLACKMAN | PETER BOOTH | ARTHUR BOYD | STEPHEN BRAM | HORACE BRODZKY | JANET BURCHILL & JENNIFER McCAMLEY | IAN BURN | JANE BURTON | DOMENICO DE CLARIO | CLYDE CLINTON | NOEL COUNIHAN | MUTLU CERKEZ | JUAN DAVILA | JOHN DUNKLEY-SMITH | RICHARD DUNN | LOUISE FORTHUN | JOHN HEARTFIELD | BILL HENSON | LYNN HERSHMAN | RONNIE VAN HOUT | RAFAAT ISHAK | ROSEMARY LAING | ROBERT MACPHERSON | TRACEY MOFFATT | JOHN NIXON | JACKY REDGATE | WILLIAM ROBINS | PAUL SAINT | DADA SAMSON | JAN SENBERGS | WOLFGANG SIEVERS See also:
Education & Public ProgramsMeet the Curators @ MUMA Artists Stephen Bram, Janet Burchill & Jennifer McCamley will discuss their roles as curators of the current exhibition Primary Views with MUMA Director Max Delany and co-ordinating curator Kirrily Hammond. This informal conversation will focus on the role of the artist as curator and the politics, semantics and processes of curatorial practice. Discussion will also address exhibition design and the methods and considerations involved in preparing and presenting an exhibition, and the ways in which, through the relocation and rearrangement of image, Primary Views has revealed new and unexpected insights into the Monash University collection. Light refreshments will be served See also:
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