Grounded

Brian Martin

Grounded

Research output: Non-textual form › Commissioned or Visual Artwork › Research

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Richmond, Vic, Australia
Publisher	William Mora Galleries
Size	10 works, each 209 x 146 cm
Publication status	Published - 2017
Externally published	Yes
Event	Grounded - William Mora Galleries, Richmond, Australia Duration: 26 Oct 2017 → 17 Nov 2017

2 Commissioned or Visual Artwork

Methexical Countryscape: Boon Wurrung #1
Martin, B., 2021
Research output: Non-textual form › Commissioned or Visual Artwork › Research
Methexical Countryscape Kamilaroi #11
Martin, B., 2018
Research output: Non-textual form › Commissioned or Visual Artwork › Other

2 Acquisition

Acquisition MUMA: 'Methexical Countryscape Kamilaroi #8' (2017)
Brian Martin (Producer)
2018 → …
Activity: Community Talks, Presentations, Exhibitions and Events › Acquisition
Acquisition MUMA: 'Methexical Countryscape Kamilaroi #10' (2017)
Brian Martin (Producer)
2018 → …
Activity: Community Talks, Presentations, Exhibitions and Events › Acquisition

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note = "'Methexical Countryscape Bundjalung #8' 2017, charcoal on paper, 209 x 146 cm 'Methexical Countryscape Kamilaroi #7' 2017, charcoal on paper, 209 x 146 cm 'Methexical Countryscape Kamilaroi #9' 2017, charcoal on paper, 209 x 146 cm 'Methexical Countryscape Kamilaroi #8' 2017, charcoal on paper, 209 x 146 cm 'Methexical Countryscape Bundjalung #9' 2017, charcoal on paper, 209 x 146 cm 'Methexical Countryscape Kamilaroi #10' 2017, charcoal on paper, 209 x 146 cm 'Methexical Countryscape Kamilaroi #11' 2017, charcoal on paper, 209 x 146 cm 'Methexical Countryscape Bundjalung #7' 2017, charcoal on paper, 209 x 146 cm 'Methexical Countryscape Paakantyi #13' 2017, charcoal on paper, 209 x 146 cm RESEARCH STATEMENT: These ten drawings focus on the traditional Country of Bundjalung and Kamilaroi. Methexis emphasizes a physical ground and it is through this ground that Indigenous practices resonate. Indigenous culture is based on an ancestral history where various aspects of culture are not isolated. For example, there is no distinction between art, culture and living in the mediated experience of human beings. The word Countryscape is used instead of landscape to reiterate that Country is a living subject as opposed to being an object. Land or landscape tends to convey the notion of object whereas Countryscape denotes subjectivity. The innovation and significance of these works is they combine a more detailed realism and representation to further their living subjectivity and ontological premise. Six works were acquired into private collections. ; Grounded ; Conference date: 26-10-2017 Through 17-11-2017",

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Grounded

Research output

Methexical Countryscape: Boon Wurrung #1

Methexical Countryscape Kamilaroi #11

Activities

Acquisition MUMA: 'Methexical Countryscape Kamilaroi #8' (2017)

Acquisition MUMA: 'Methexical Countryscape Kamilaroi #10' (2017)

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