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 EXHIBITION: 17 - 25 March 2010 PERFORMANCE: Thursday 18 March, 7.30pm MEET THE ARTISTS: Thursday 18 March, 8.15pm Upper Yarra Arts Centre in conjunction with Harmony Festival are proud to present this exciting multimedia work by two outstanding artists, highlighting the influence of climate change on our planet..
Ron Eden’s projected images, together with Tom Fitzgerald’s music performance form the combined D.E.W.S multimedia work. Featuring “Shower Songs”, the original music composition made up of collected environmental sounds and composed music for solo violin.
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The EDENDEWPICS were created by organic fungi based changes to photographic slide transparencies subjected to airborne chemicals and heat over many years – two of the same catalysts that cause global warming/climate change.
The changes to the emulsion structure of the transparencies are dramatic photographic metaphors of Planet Earth ravaged by global warming and climate change. Of course, it’s an absolutely different approach from creating photography...not a single click of a shutter was required!
We must approach climate change and global warming with a positive attitude. Already, Australian industries are designing and manufacturing innovative green technologies; consumers are recognising the need to re think their lifestyles and governments are at last addressing the critical issues of climate change.
I think of the DEWPICS as the story of the photo iconography of our ecological malaise. They take you into a future that has become the present; a reality we all can relate to.
I invite you to allow the images in the exhibition to stimulate your imagination.
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DISTANT EARLY WARNINGS FOYER GALLERY November 16 to 23, 2009 |
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Collingwood Gallery
April 3 - April 17 2009
Gallery opening:
Neil Blake, Coordinator, Port Phillip EcoCentre Inc
A show of solidarity amongst artists and those more actively involved with the preservation of the planet's natural resources, not to mention just the majestic organic beauty, but what is home to the myriad of animals, otherwise lost and homeless (do I mean dead and extinct). This is a group exhibition by artists who love trees and forests and think they should not be stupidly cut down
Raffaella Torenson / Curator
Multimedia Theatre of Mixed Means
Swan Hill Regional Gallery
March 20 - April 26 2009
Spectacular images by Ron Eden
(multi-media communicator)
The Multi media exhibition opening featured piano performance by
Dr Thomas Fitzgerald Multimedia events and lectures were given at the gallery over the 3 days prior to the exhibition.
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