Category: Projects

EXTRA Zine

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EXTRA is an Australian networked zine collaboration building from past, present and future ‘living’ archival initiatives. https://linktr.ee/extra_zine

Melbourne Art Book Fair brings together publishers, artists and designers to showcase some of the world’s best art and design publications. This year, experience events at NGV, across Melbourne and regional Victoria with participating venues spanning bookstores, galleries, art spaces and rooftops.

The Online Fair Shop features over 80 local and international publishers and artists. Browse webpages and online stores to discover newly released publications, limited editions and more.

EXTRA ZINE Issue 1 will launch as part of the MABF2021 as a FREE Downloadable Zine which you can access below.

EXTRA is an Australian networked zine and zine making collaboration. Building out from past, present and future ‘living’ archival initiatives, fanzines and participatory practices this new project celebrates contemporary networks of independent DIY. From the artist-run to Queer, from LGBTQIA+ , BIPOC to the grassroots and phantasmagorical this collaboration aims to be fun, open-ended and ongoing…

EXTRA | SERIES ONE ISSUE 1
(RE) PRESENTING 2021 | AXIS ART PROJECTS BNE-NYC [ART XTREMISTS INTERNATIONAL SYNDICATE 1986 TO NOW]

EXTRA ZINE POSTER EDITION

In celebration of the launch of EXTRA zine making project and the very first issue, we are making a small edition of 10″ x 8″ (21 x 28 cm) print posters of the Issue 1 # cover art work on beautiful archival museum – quality hand-made Hahnemuehle Photo Rag 188 paper.

Extra #1 Zine Poster Edition. These are available as part of the Melbourne Art Book Fair 2021 experience for zine and poster lovers everywhere for $75.00 per poster including postage (Only within Australia, International is extra please get in touch for purchase, if you are outside Australia.)

A certificate of authentication will be provided and the edition is limited to 100. Proceeds from sales of this edition will help us to make, share and network the next few issues planned in the series.

You can download, print and fold your own copy FREE here, and check out our EXTRA Zine Instagram for video instructions on how to fold!

DOWNLOAD EXTRA Series One Issue 1

https://www.instagram.com/extra_zine

Building out from ARI Remix Collective [2011-2022] EXTRA Zine is a new zine collaboration with artists Joanna Kambourian and Paul Andrew cofounded in January 2021.

Whistling Kite Bird Hide Artist Studio

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Established in June 2018 on Canaipa [Russell Island, QLD] this new artist studio builds out from earlier artist-run studios created by interdisciplinary artist, curator, writer and researcher Paul William Andrew. Artist studios including Jedda Studios [Ballina, NSW 2013-2018], Black Glossies Studios [Katoomba, NSW 2012-2013], Newport Studios [Williamstown, VIC 2008-2012] , St Kilda Studios [St Kilda, VIC 1999-2005], Enmore Darlinghurst Bondi North Studios [ Sydney, NSW 1989-1999 ], AXIS Clinton Street Studios [New York City, USA 1988], London Studios [London, UK 1984 & 1988], That Space Studios [Brisbane, QLD 1985-1988] , Arana Hills Studios [Brisbane, QLD 1964-1984]

“ We acknowledge the Quandamooka People as the traditional custodians of the lands in which we live, make and work where sovereignty was never ceded. We pay respects to their elders and their youth, past, present and emerging – and stand in sovereignty with the ULURU STATEMENT FROM THE HEART and their ongoing resistance against colonisation.”

ARI Remix Living Archives & Social Memory Project – http://remix.org.au

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AUSTRALIAN ARTIST-RUN INITIATIVES (ARIs) HERITAGE, REMEMBERING TOGETHER & ARCHIVING AFFECTIVELY

“Artist-Run Stories. Archives. Information. Ideas. Inspiration.
For everyone”

THE ARI REMIX LIVING ARCHIVES
& SOCIAL MEMORY PROJECT:
LOCAL COLOUR, CULTURE,
PARTICIPATION, HERITAGE

PROJECT ONE – Currently in progress
ARI Remix is a living archive project, study resource and Web 2.0 artwork #ariremix

Stage One – A QLD Remix
QLD ARIs 1980 to 1990 Nov. 2012
Completed Jun. 30 2017

Stage Two – A QLD Remix
QLD ARIs 1980 to Now
Currently in development
(Jun. 2017- Dec. 2019)

Stage Three – ARI Remix Community Archives Project: Living Archives, Artist-Runs Past Present Future A QLD Remix 1970 to Now – in progress
Jan 2020 – March 2022

PROJECT TWO –
Collectively Reframing Art Ephemera
TBA 2022

The ARI Remix collective acknowledges and respects the traditional and ongoing custodians of the lands where we live, make and work. We pay our respects to elders past, present and emerging, and acknowledge that sovereignty has never been ceded. We support the Uluru statement from the heart.

ARI Remix is a living archive; LGBTQIA+, cis, non-binary, trans and BIPOC inclusive, and involves active participation and collaborative collecting engagement by artists, artsworkers, co-creatives, peers and artist groups. It is an enthusiast-led, community-based, non-profit and art ephemera study resource and Web 2.0 art work #ariremix. It is made entirely possible through immense kindness, generosity, volunteerism and collaborative collecting efforts of over 300 Australian artists and significant arts philanthropy;

PROJECT ONE – Stages One & Two
of this project are supported by the Queensland Government through Arts Queensland and have been assisted by the Australian Government through the Australia Council, its arts funding and advisory body. Stage Three of this project is supported by the Queensland Government through Arts Queensland

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ARI Remix Living Archives & Social Memory Project- A Queensland Remix 1980 to Now

Photo: New York Pride Festival 1988, artist Paul Andrew

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My personal artist web site is currently in development in 2020 – 2022. Thanks for dropping by….meanwhile maybe connect to an ongoing ‘living archives’ collaborative memory project and Web 2.0 artwork we are working on this year in 2021 located at https://remix.org.au

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https://remix.org.au
ARI Remix Living Archives & Social Memory project – A Queensland Remix 1970 to Now

Ephemeral Traces – Brisbane’s Artist-Run Scene in the 1980s

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‘ephemeral traces’ provides the first introductory analysis of artist-run practice in Brisbane during the final decade of the conservative Joh Bjelke-Petersen government. The exhibition focuses on the scene that developed around five key spaces that operated in Brisbane from 1982 to 1988: One Flat, A Room, That Space, The Observatory, and John Mills National.

Drawing on artworks, documentation and ephemera, the exhibition provides a contextual account of this progressive artist-run activity, examining collective projects, publications and the spaces themselves, as well as organisations such as the Artworkers Union and Queensland Artworkers Alliance. A counterpoint to Michele Helmrich’s earlier exhibition ‘Return to sender’ (UQ Art Museum, 2012) which focused on the artists who left Queensland during the Bjelke-Petersen era. This exhibition is about the artists who stayed.

Curator: Peter Anderson:

http://www.artmuseum.uq.edu.au/ephemeral-traces-brisbanes-artist-run-scene-1980s

Read the Catalogue here:

https://issuu.com/uqartmuseum/docs/ephemeral_traces_catalogue_essay_fi?e=18873558/34748266

Art Works by Artist Paul Andrew including;

Pop/text, Featherweight, 1986 (Acrylic on John Kaldor Fabric)

pop text featherweight

Pop/text, Hotpoint, 1986 (Acrylic on John Kaldor Fabric)

pop text hotpoint

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