video artist

Michael Hutak

andrew — Mon, 04 Jul 2011 01:11:35 +0000

Date

b. 1960

Michael

Hutak

Sydney

Artist

New South Wales

Australia

Michael Hutak was a key figure in the Super 8 filmmaking scene in Sydney during the 1980s. Alongside his prodigious output in film Hutak was also a writer for numerous cinema magazines, as well as producing numerous catalogue essays and journal articles. Working as a visual artist Hutak exhibited in public and artist-run galleries, and was a curator of film programs and gallery exhibitions. Hutak was a member of the Sydney Super 8 Film Group and was involved in the organisation of the group’s operations, its annual film festival and publications.

Author

Andrew Frost

Male

Period of activity

from 1984

Writer

Website

Hutak.com

'Tracey Moffat / Michael Hutak', Patrick Crogan, Photofile, Spring, 1989.'Drama without dialogue', Carole Hampshire, The Sydney Morning Herald, August 24, 1989.

'Wide Angle or Limited Vision', Anne Marie Crawford, Filmnews, April 1988.

'Splatter Girl — Murder in the Cinema', Shelley Kay, Filmnews, March 1988.

'Life On Earth', Andrew Frost, Filmviews, Summer 1987–88.

'Some Thoughts On Gulf Stream', Simon Cooper, Filmviews, Spring 1987.

'Metaphysical TV', Anne Marie Crawford, Filmviews, Winter 1987.

'Super Imagination, No-Frills Budget', Joe Scullion, The Sydney Morning Herald, November 20, 1987.

'Train of Events', Nadine Myatt, Filmviews, Winter 1986.

'No Particular Place To Go', Adrian Martin, On The Beach, No. 10, Autumn 1986.

Sari TM Kivinen

di — Fri, 19 Aug 2011 04:31:11 +0000

Date

b. 1981

Sari TM

Kivinen

Artist

Sari TM Kivinen in is an Australian/Finnish artist currently based in Helsinki. Kivinen completed a Bachelor or Fine Arts (Honours) at the University of Western Sydney in 2004 and is currently completing studies in the Masters degree programme of Live Art and Performance Studies at the Theatre Academy, Helsinki.

Female

Period of activity

from 2005

Website

Artist's Website

Sari TM Kivinen

di — Fri, 19 Aug 2011 04:31:11 +0000

Date

b. 1981

Sari TM

Kivinen

Artist

Female

Period of activity

from 2005

Website

Artist's Website

Sari TM Kivinen

di — Fri, 19 Aug 2011 04:31:11 +0000

Date

b. 1981

Sari TM

Kivinen

Artist

Female

Period of activity

from 2005

Website

Artist's Website

Kate Mitchell

di — Fri, 02 Sep 2011 05:25:26 +0000

Date

b. 1982

Kate

Mitchell

Sydney

Artist

Kate Mitchell lives and works in Sydney. She completed a Bachelor of Fine Arts (Honours) in 2006 and a Masters of Fine Arts in 2008 both at the College of Fine Arts, University of New South Wales.

Her practice includes performance-based videos, projections, objects, drawings and conceptual offerings. Her work has consistently played with the joke and the cartooning of violence. Across many videos she performs the Disneyland impossible: cutting a hole around yourself with a saw; walking on a barrel; climbing a ladder while cutting rungs.

Female

Period of activity

from 2003

Website

Greedy Hen

Website

Chalk Horse Gallery

Other solo exhibitions

Wall Work, Next Wave Festival, Melbourne (2011); Odradek, Australian Experimental Arts Foundation, Adelaide (2010);Don’t Touch My Rocks, Chalk Horse, Sydney; Black Magic Tricks, China Heights Gallery, Sydney (2009);I Am Not A Joke, Chalk Horse, Sydney (2008); They guard it so carefully you’d think it were gold, Chalk Horse, Sydney (2007).

Other group exhibitions

Social Sculpture, Anna Schwartz, Sydney (2011); The Grip, Kadist Art Foundation, Paris;Friends, TCB, Melbourne; Phenomonenonononononon, Sydney College of the Arts Gallery, Sydney (2010); The Night of the Sunglasses, Manzara Perspectives, Istanbul, Turkey; New Dogs Old Tricks, Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney; The Horn of Plenty: excess and reversibility, Para-Site, Hong Kong (2009); Game is Good, Firstdraft Gallery, Sydney; Art & About - By George, Australia Square, Sydney; Board Art, Centre of Contemporary Art, Christchurch, NZ; Looking Out, Macquarie University, Sydney (2008).

Jill Scott

stephen — Thu, 04 Aug 2011 02:17:18 +0000

Date

b. 1952

Jill

Scott

Melbourne

Artist

Victoria

Australia

Jill Scott was born in 1952, in Melbourne, Australia. She studied film and art at Prahran College of Technology, graduating with a Bachelor of Art and Design in 1973. In 1974 she went on to study for a Diploma of Education at Melbourne Teachers College, University of Melbourne. There she began using (b&w portapak) video and made Switch — Handwritten note from Jill Scott, early 1986, a short documentary about kids on the street.

Female

Period of activity

from 1974

Recent publications include:

Artists-in-labs: Networking in the Margins, ed. Jill Scott, Springer, Vienna, 2010.

Transdiscourse, eds Jill Scott, Angelika Hilbeck and Andrea Gleiniger, Springer, Vienna, 2010.

Artists-in-Labs: Processes of Inquiry, ed. Jill Scott, Springer, Vienna/New York, 2006.

Jill Scott: Coded Characters, curators Jill Scott and Ilene Segalove, ed. Marille Hahne, Hatje Cantz, Stuttgart, 2003.

Shared techlines: video art from the Pacific Rim, Artspace, Auckland, New Zealand, 1993.

Jill Scott, The frozen gesture: video art captured on the Apple Macintosh computer; 18 Mai–15 Juni 1992, Volkshochschule Leverkusen, (1992). ed. Gerd Struwe, Leverkusen: Volkshochschule.

Digital body automata: a linked narrative, Jill Scott, Dissertation, University of Wales, Cardiff, Wales, 1988.

Characters of Motion: Jill Scott, Bill Graham, Straw Man Press, San Francisco, California, 1980.