Response Talks: No one is watching

13 September 2018

Join us on Thursday 13 September at 6.30pm for three insightful 20-minute artist and writer response talks. Each speaker will address specific works by Ronnie van Hout featured in his major solo exhibition No one is watching you. 

 

Artist Masato Takasaka will explore notions of the artwork as a ‘cover version’ in relation to van Hout’s Hold that thought, Salazopyrin (2008) and his embroidered band member wanted posters. Writer and artist Sophie Knezic will discuss somnambulism in relation to the work Paul (2014) and writer and art historian Anna Parlane will explore the influence of Robert Morris as evidenced in van Hout’s major installation titled BED/SIT (2008). 
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Buxton Contemporary acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the unceded land on which we work, learn and create, the Wurundjeri Woi-wurrung and Bunurong peoples, and the wider Kulin Nations. We acknowledge their continuing care for Country and recognise that Australia’s First Peoples art and cultural practices have thrived here for millenia.