Showing posts with label Kyoko Imazu. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kyoko Imazu. Show all posts

Sunday, February 28, 2010

Emmet O'Dwyer



After graduating from the Victorian College of the Arts in 2008 with a Bachelor of Fine Arts (Printmaking), Emmet O'Dwyer went on to complete his Honours degree at Monash University. In 2009 he participated in Second Nature at BUS Gallery, a group show with several artists including Insert Coin Here artists Alexander Ouchtomsky and Kyoko Imazu, and a solo exhibition at the Firestation Print Studio and Gallery in 2008.


Pac Stamp 2010, rubber, wood


Fashion is created in large part by the media. In the work I'm making for this show I'll produce a piece of media, a minature zine, and put that into the capsule. Fashion pops up in all aspects of life, and is really patterns of thinking among groups of people, and that is something this zine will hopefully examine.

Kyoko Imazu



Kyoko Imazu is a printmaker who has exhibited extensively all over the Asia-Pacific including Bus Projects (Melbourne), Port Jackson Press (Melbourne), McClelland Gallery & Sculpture Park, Kyoto Municipal Museum of Art and the Tokyo National Art Centre.

Her work is part of collections held at RMIT, Port Jackson Press, Australian Print Workshop, Curtin University, Sydney College of Arts, State Library of Queensland, and numerous private collections in Melbourne, Sydney and Japan.





Pocket Garden, 2010, paper, cardboard, book-cover cloth


My miniature books present a secret garden, which can be carried in a pocket. I explore the idea of books as a discourse on the ideas and questions about our interrelationship with natural world. By using paper as a basis of landscape, it reinforces the notion of the delicate natural world that we seek to manipulate and construct our images and desires from.


Click here to see more images on Kyoko's blog.


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About




Insert Coin Here

is a group exhibition curated by Nella Themelios & Kim Brockett. The exhibition is part of the 2010 L'Oreal Melbourne Fashion Festival cultural program.


Insert Coin Here
comprises of two vending machines strategically placed in public spaces around the Melbourne CBD. Containing limited edition 'fashion objects' produced by over 60 Melbourne-based artists, the vending machines are activated when a member of the public inserts a $2 coin. The exhibition explores alternative interfaces of exchange for fashion, the mechanised system as a form of 'fashion dialogue'. More broadly, it thinks through discourses around public space and the role that fashion might play in it.



1 - 31 March 2010



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