Heidi Romano is a curator, photographer and editor of Unless You Will. She was recently asked by LENSCRATCH to guest curate an Australian Week to showcase local photographers.
I am excited to be included as one of the photographers for Australian Week along with Ingvar Kenne, Ray Cook, Tim Handfield, Michael Corridore and Henri van Noordenburg.
http://www.lenscratch.com/2013/02/australian-week-kate-robertson.html
I am included in Issue 23 of Unless you will, an online journal curated and founded by Heidi Romano!
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Aliça BRYSON, Matthew CAMPISI, Andrew CLAPHAM, Ara DOLATIAN, Sebastian HAQUIN, Harry HAY, Guy PASCOE, Kate ROBERTSON, Tuesday SIMMONS and Elaine WILLIAMS
Curated by Stephen Gallagher
Opening: Wednesday 8 August 5–7pm
Exhibition Dates: 7 August to 17 August 2012
Including RMIT Open Day: Sunday 12 August 12–5pm
Web link: http://schoolofartgalleries.dsc.rmit.edu.au/SOAG/exhibitions/2012/creme.html
I am very happy to be included in the first of many exhibitions at Lightscape Projects.
Disrupture, curated by Stephen Gallagher, features artworks by Colleen Boyle, Aliça Brianna Rose Bryson-Haynes, Jade Burstall, Bea Graham, James Parkinson and Kate Robertson. Lightscape Projects will hold 3 - 4 exhibitions a year and can be viewed in Rodda Lane (parallel to Swanston, enter off Latrobe Street, Melbourne).
Dust landscape #6, 2012
I will be exhibiting my Dust Landscapes photo series at Edmund Pearce.
Opening 6 - 8pm, Tuesday 3 April 2012. Exhibition runs from 4 - 21 April 2012.
Edmund Pearce, Level 2 Nicholas Building, 37 Swanston Street, Melbourne.
Hope to see you at the opening!
Dust landscape #3, 2012
I am super excited to be a finalist in the 2012 Josephine Ulrick and Win Schubert Photography Award.
Exhibition opening Saturday 31 March 2012!
Opening 6 - 8pm Friday 11 November 2011. Exhibition continues to 16 December. Gallery hours 10am - 5pm Monday - Thursday.
Rae and Bennett, 475 Brunswick Street, North Fitzroy, Victoria
“We’re endeavouring to orient ourself in psycho-geographical space - find the market, the art beach, a workshop space or a hundred other aspects. We meet other people in the same disorienting space. And at ConFest, this dis-integrating for re-integrating is repeated over and over as a spontaneous process in transforming patterns,” Dr Mat Peterson, regular ConFest attendee.
People, Dust and a Whole Lot of Spirit is a group exhibition that forms a collection of images, objects and ideas from ConFest. The exhibition is one entry point for understanding the Spirit of ConFest and its disorienting, surrendering, transformative and re-integrating qualities. Moreover, this exhibition is one space for collecting and archiving information on one of the first open alternative healing communities to be initiated in Australia.
During the exhibition opening night, individuals are encouraged to bring along a plate of food to share with others. Artists in the exhibition include Robert Hemingway, Lars Nissen, Dr Mat Peterson, Kate Robertson, Kylee Rusna and more.
I am so excited to announce that Excerpt Magazine, Issue 1, will be launched next month! This is a project I have been working on with Amy Marjoram for most of 2011. Recently joining the team is creative director Laura Gulbin. Subscribe at www.excerptmagazine.com
I am a finalist in the UNCOVER award, a Perth Centre for Photography curated and projected group award showcase that aims to discover and exhibit new emerging photography.
Opening: 29 September, 6pm
Exhibition will continue: 30 Sept to 23 Oct 2011
Nadia in an embrace (early morning), 2011
Thanks to a lot of people for their help, including Amy Marjoram, artist/writer/curator and Dr Mat Peterson, Clinical Sociologist for providing writing for my poster/catalogue.
Liquid Ink for helping out with the printing of the catalogue, Arts on Burgundy for framing and RMIT Link for funding.
More info on Techno Park Studios....
I have recently received some funding from RMIT Link for my upcoming solo exhibition in September 2011 at Techno Park Studios.
Better Than Art is a group exhibition curated by Amy Marjoram.
One night only at KINGS ARI, Level 1/171 Kings Street MELBOURNE, from 6 - 8.30pm on Monday 2nd May 2011.
Aaron Carter + Amy Marjoram + Andrew Atchison + Andrew Kershaw + Ben Raynor + Briony Barr + Candice Cranmer + Charis McKittrick + Clinton Milroy & Kevin Chin + Devon Ackermann + Hao Guo + Joel Zika + Kate Robertson + Ka-Yin Kwok + Keith Wong + Kel Glaister + Kieran Stewart + Kiron Robinson + Lily Feng + Lou Hubbard + Louis Porter + Marion Piper + Michael Meneghetti + Paul Yore + Rebecca Adams + Remie Cibis + Sanja Pahoki + Siân Darling + Tamsin Green + Yvette King
