On Return and What Remains Public Programs
Artist Talks with Khadim Ali, Bonita Ely & Baden Pailthorpe in conversation with Mark Feary
When | Saturday 13 September, 2pm
Location | Artspace, Level 2, Seminar Room
The Naval History of The Gunnery Building With John Smith, Senior Researcher, Naval Historical Society of Australia
When | Saturday 27 September, 2pm
Location | Artspace, Level 2, Seminar Room
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13 September 2014
Join Mark Feary and On Return and What Remains artists Khadim Ali, Bonita Ely and Baden Pailthorpe as they discuss their work in-situ and examine the ideas underpinning the exhibition.
On Return and What Remains brings into focus the personal tolls endured by returning soldiers, their families and loved ones, as well as those impacted by the ravages of war. The exhibition assembles a selection of insightful, harrowing and confronting works that attempt to shine light on the enormous challenges and difficulties endured by those who have served duty on the frontlines of global conflicts.
27 September 2014
John Smith (Senior Researcher, Naval Historical Society of Australia) will discuss the military history of The Gunnery building, which Artspace has occupied since 1992. During WWII the property was resumed and later acquired by the Commonwealth Government for defence purposes.
Following this presentation, a military psychologist will speak about current treatments for post-traumatic stress disorder within the context of serving military personnel returning from conflict areas.
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Artist Talks with Khadim Ali, Bonita Ely & Baden Pailthorpe in conversation with Mark Feary, 2014, Artspace
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Artist Talks with Khadim Ali, Bonita Ely & Baden Pailthorpe in conversation with Mark Feary, 2014, Artspace
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Artist Talks with Khadim Ali, Bonita Ely & Baden Pailthorpe in conversation with Mark Feary, 2014, Artspace
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The Naval History of The Gunnery Building With John Smith, Senior Researcher, Naval Historical Society of Australia , 2014, Artspace
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The Naval History of The Gunnery Building With John Smith, Senior Researcher, Naval Historical Society of Australia , 2014, Artspace
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The Naval History of The Gunnery Building With John Smith, Senior Researcher, Naval Historical Society of Australia , 2014, Artspace
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We pay our respects to their Elders past and present and their descendants.
