Stephen Bram exhibits in Songs of Sirens, Ian Potter Museum of Art
24 Feb 2009
Song of sirens
Stephen Bram
Gunter Christmann
Ms & Mr
Kate Murphy
Paul Ogier
Song of sirens takes us intoxicatingly close to the imaginative workings of five multigenerational artists. Ms & Mr construct mystical spaces and conflate time; Kate Murphy seeks a psychic’s authority in her video self-portrait; Paul Ogier builds photographs of enigmatic landscapes; Gunter Christmann particularizes the relationships between things in his ‘water tank’ paintings; and Stephen Bram takes possession of the entire south gallery for his new architectural construction based on three-point perspective.
24 February 2009 - 3 May 2009
Ian Potter Museum of Art
University of Melbourne
Parkville 3010
www.art-museum.unimelb.edu.au
Stephen Bram
Gunter Christmann
Ms & Mr
Kate Murphy
Paul Ogier
Song of sirens takes us intoxicatingly close to the imaginative workings of five multigenerational artists. Ms & Mr construct mystical spaces and conflate time; Kate Murphy seeks a psychic’s authority in her video self-portrait; Paul Ogier builds photographs of enigmatic landscapes; Gunter Christmann particularizes the relationships between things in his ‘water tank’ paintings; and Stephen Bram takes possession of the entire south gallery for his new architectural construction based on three-point perspective.
24 February 2009 - 3 May 2009
Ian Potter Museum of Art
University of Melbourne
Parkville 3010
www.art-museum.unimelb.edu.au
