Add to ORKGHidden Lives explores ideas of the house as the repository of memories, and of women as the curators of memory and of hidden histories. The daily repetition of domestic routine tasks is common to women, in particular, across centuries, societies and cultures. Through carrying out this invisible work women have shaped and sorted cupboards, rooms, all manner of dwelling places, and the inner lives of societies and cosmologies. At particular times they have been, at once, confined to the inside the house to carry out unrecognised and exhausting domestic servitude and at the same time able to colonise the ‘inside’ as their own, the place for daydreams and memories. All the material for this piece is drawn from a selection of women reading fr...
The title of my exhibition Bittersoet alludes to the self-exploratory nature of my practice, as I in...
In my paper ‘Mixing Memory with the Desire to Forget’ given at the Australian Association of Writing...
As a marginalised group in Australian art history and society, women artists possess a valuable and ...
This research investigates how simple domestic objects can be employed as visual metaphors for vuln...
This research investigates how simple domestic objects can be employed as visual metaphors for vuln...
Histories of rooms, artefacts and spaces of the domestic interior tend to include patterns of inhabi...
Because documentary poetry is often considered public-facing poetry about public concerns, its repre...
Neurocognitive research has confirmed that people perceive and remember the “rooms of their o...
The Novel Encounter: Visualising Memories of Home is a personal examination of both the absence and ...
This paper concerns the ordinary stories. It is about the forgotten and the things that have gone un...
Memory Laundrette is a project which seeks to develop an approach to the design of critical vectors ...
This thesis explores how women artists articulate their subjectivity through autobiographical writin...
In my paper ‘Mixing Memory with the Desire to Forget’ given at the Australian Association of Writing...
[Book abstract] Houses and homes are dynamic spaces within which people work to organize and secure ...
This research investigates how simple domestic objects can be employed as visual metaphors for vuln...
The title of my exhibition Bittersoet alludes to the self-exploratory nature of my practice, as I in...
In my paper ‘Mixing Memory with the Desire to Forget’ given at the Australian Association of Writing...
As a marginalised group in Australian art history and society, women artists possess a valuable and ...
This research investigates how simple domestic objects can be employed as visual metaphors for vuln...
This research investigates how simple domestic objects can be employed as visual metaphors for vuln...
Histories of rooms, artefacts and spaces of the domestic interior tend to include patterns of inhabi...
Because documentary poetry is often considered public-facing poetry about public concerns, its repre...
Neurocognitive research has confirmed that people perceive and remember the “rooms of their o...
The Novel Encounter: Visualising Memories of Home is a personal examination of both the absence and ...
This paper concerns the ordinary stories. It is about the forgotten and the things that have gone un...
Memory Laundrette is a project which seeks to develop an approach to the design of critical vectors ...
This thesis explores how women artists articulate their subjectivity through autobiographical writin...
In my paper ‘Mixing Memory with the Desire to Forget’ given at the Australian Association of Writing...
[Book abstract] Houses and homes are dynamic spaces within which people work to organize and secure ...
This research investigates how simple domestic objects can be employed as visual metaphors for vuln...
The title of my exhibition Bittersoet alludes to the self-exploratory nature of my practice, as I in...
In my paper ‘Mixing Memory with the Desire to Forget’ given at the Australian Association of Writing...
As a marginalised group in Australian art history and society, women artists possess a valuable and ...