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priNT

Launch: Friday 4 March 6-8pm with performative print by Mats UndĆ©n As the Print Council of Australia (PCA) celebrates its 50th year, NCCA is giving over galleries 1 and 2 and the Boxset to priNT: a representative exhibition of printmaking from across the Northern Territory over the last 10 years. Jobling explains, ā€œThis exhibition will show the diversity and depth of the work of over 20 artists mostly working from home studiosā€¦ We have tried to choose works that fulfil the PCA advocacy of promoting prints and printmakers, works on paper, artistsā€™ books and zines and collecting art on paperā€¦ I have especially chosen works that are experimental and challenge the conventional view of the print.ā€ priNT focuses on large-scale, 3D and highly experimental works from both indigenous and non-indigenous artists including: Rob Brown, Franck Gohier, Jacqueline Gribben, Gadaman Gurruwiwi, Mikey Gurruwiwi, Colin Holt, Winsome Jobling, Glynnis Lee, Chips Mackinolty, Barrata Marika, Munuyā€™ngu Marika, Tara McDonald, Anne McMaster, Jemma Petch, Mamburra Raymond, Therese Ritchie, Merran Sierakowski, Neridah Stockley, Kerrie Taylor, Mats UndĆ©n, Gurmarrwuy Yunupingu, Nena Zanos. Winsome Jobling has exhibited both nationally and internationally since 1990. Solo shows include: Earthworks, Nomad Gallery, Darwin; Winsome Paper, Kawing project exhibitions at the National University in Manila and Baguio, Philippines; Journal, IAPMA Congress Flinders University, Adelaide. Selected Group exhibitions include: Sofia International Paper Art Biennial, Bulgaria; Watermarks, IAPMA Conference Exhibition, Fabriano, Italy; Botanica 1, Godinymayin Yijard Rivers Arts and Culture Centre, Katherine; Fibre Face 3, Jogjakarta, Indonesia. In 2008 Jobling received a Churchill Fellowship researching Handmade Paper for Printmaking. Mats UndĆ©n has over 20 yearsā€™ experience working as a professional printmaker, collaborating with artists both nationally and internationally. UndĆ©n is also a practicing sound artist, researching the relation between sound, moves and mark-making.
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