Sarajevo

Sarajevo is not just a place, a name inscribed in blood in the pages of recent world history; it is also a symbol of our general ignorance of and indifference to distant conflict and tragedy. These artists offer a splendid variety of personal responses to Sarajevo's recent history in their work, but they do more than chat. All are responses in which their (our) location, culture and values are inextricably mingled. While reacting co the universal and eternal subjects of war, militarism, racial conflict and suffering as seen in Sarajevo, this art is equally relevant for us as Australians/

Artists

Elizabeth Ashburn
Diana Wood Conroy
Vivienne Dadour
Dennis Del Favero
George Gittoes
Ian Howard
Enid Ratnam Keese
Elwyn Lynn
Peter Pinson

Curated by Vivienne Dadour

Tour: Long Gallery, University of Wollongong and Bathurst Regional Gallery

Sponsored by Chroma Acrylics, College of Fine Arts and Regional Galleries Association of NSW

CATALOGUE 

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Title and Banner Images: Elwyn Lynn, River of Bones, Sarajevo, Quartz Quarry After Fire 1996 Detail view, 'Sarajevo' Ivan DOugherty Gallery, Sydney 1997. 
Images: Installation view, 'Sarajevo', Ivan Dougherty Gallery, Sydney, 1997
 

 

 

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