Juan Ford,Rocket Surgery 2010 oil on linen 76 x 61 cm The Seldon Robinson Collection, Melbourne
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Analogue Art in a Digital World – Exhibition Resource Kit

The Analogue Art in a Digital World (7th December – 19th January 2019) exhibition resource kit is now available. The material in this resource is designed to provide a deeper understanding of the exhibition, and is to be used in conjunction with other resources generated by RMIT Gallery – the exhibition catalogue, didactic labels, artworks, videos, podcasts and virtual tour.

Download the kit here

The kit includes; exhibition themes, curator’s statement, essays and a glossary of technical terms, as well as Five questions with… participating artists talk about their studio practice and use of digital technology in the making of their analogue artwork.

About the exhibition…

Analogue Art in a Digital World presents a survey of contemporary artists who use the analogue practices of painting and drawing to create artworks that engage with or are influenced by digital visual culture. This exhibition explores how artists are finding new content in digital media and how technology has altered the nature of analogue art practices. Language shapes the way we think, and the dominant visual medium influences the way we see the world. Many contemporary artists use digital technology in the process of creating artworks. Digital photography, Photoshop and Google images are standard tools for painters. The sketch book has now been replaced by a desktop folder.

Analogue Art in a Digital World is a valuable exhibition for VCE Studio Arts students. To make a booking for a free guided tour please contact RMIT Gallery on (03) 9925 1717. Guided tours are being taken from Monday 10th December to Friday 21st December.

Analogue Art in a Digital World is on until Saturday 19th January 2019.

Image: (detail) Juan Ford, Rocket Surgery, 2010. Oil on linen, 76 x 61 cm. Courtesy of the Seldon Robinson Collection, Melbourne.

 

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