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A curatorial, consultancy and project management platform for contemporary art.
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Artists
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Madman Inversion is a site responsive intervention by James Carey for the group presentation St Francis held for one day only at a warehouse in Collingwood, now the site for Gurner’s Victoria & Vine development. The exhibition derived its name from the fictitious hospital of the hit Australian TV series Offspring, filmed on the site of the exhibition. Artists included Joe Hamilton, Ali McCann, Elyss McCleary, Sean McDowell, James Carey and Ash Keating.
Artist: James Carey
Location: Collingwood, Victoria
Project Management: David Hagger
James Carey, madman inversion [for julius], 2019
site responsive intervention, pigment prints on cotton rag, found material from the ceiling recess, two days
Presented in conjunction with Blackartprojects.
Photography: David Hagger