Eugenia Raskopoulos - Vestiges of the Tongue

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Eugenia Raskopoulos - Vestiges of the TongueThree decades of work from the pioneering photo media artist, exploring themes of gender, migration and globalisation. With recognition for her pioneering practice long overdue, this scholarly monograph is the first survey of one of Australias leading photo media artists, Eugenia Raskopoulos. Raskopoulos cultural background has informed more than three decades of inventive, evolving bodies of work that span across video photo media, installation and

Jack Henrie Fisher

all made on a single winter morning

magnetic with material reality were connected

Highly recommended

describing the Synchromaterialist approach

and moving all the way to West Berlin in the 1980s

The photo book untitled overgrowth appears in conjunction with the exhibitions at the Kunsthaus Zug

Schmitt’s numerous black-and-white photographs juxtapose the different states

The installations and sculptures propose strange and fantastical juxtapositions

Davatz’s work is

defying categorisation by straddling the different world of fashion

Intended to promote friendly relations between two nations