Posts Tagged ‘Joanna Mendelssohn’

Contributors

Wednesday, May 30th, 2012

Lecturers

Terence Maloon
Nina Berrell
Joanna Mendelssohn

Chief Editors

Christiane Keys-Statham
Emily Sinclair

Chief Sub-Editors

Sophie Rose
Peter Johnson
Rebecca O’Shea

Design

Benjamin Messih
Natasha Mikitas
Megan Monte

Cover Illustration

Joan Cameron-Smith

Copy editors

Joan Cameron-Smith, Ronsie Chan, Chen Chen, Lorraine Chung, Mitchell Keith Eaton, Bronwyn Hadkins, Sophie Rose, Amy Hartmann, Hareen Johl, Peter Johnson, Caren Lai, Clement Lai, su-wen Leong, Elio Lee, Yi Ran Li, Ben Messih, Natasha Mikitas, Megan Monte, Rebecca O’Shea, Vanessa Anthea Macris, Yuning Sun, Miriam Williamson, Judy Wills, Jingan Wu, Rakel Yamanaka

Image and copyright permission

Mitchell Keith Eaton

Editorial

Wednesday, October 19th, 2011

Welcome to Artwrite #47. Artwrite is a collaborative student-run magazine produced by Art Administration students at the College of Fine Arts, UNSW.

In this edition, our writers delve deep into issues of accessibility in the arts. ‘Community engagement’, ‘social inclusion’ and ‘diversifying and developing audiences’ are phrases increasingly used by practicing arts professionals everywhere, and we examine just what is being done both locally, and globally, to bring about such changes.

Our features discuss both sides of the issue and range from explorations of local artist-run-initiatives, to the alternative use of public space for art events such as Sydney’s Festival of Free Spaces. Photographer Dean Sewell openly discusses illegal guerrilla art in a bold interview with Renay Ringma and we consider why contemporary art spaces are still associated with notions of exclusivity and elitism.

This edition also reviews a diverse range of exhibitions, from the Art Gallery of New South Wales’ current blockbuster Mad Square: Modernity in Modern Art, to the public display of private art in White Rabbit’s Beyond the Frame. Also under the spotlight are Penrith Regional Gallery’s New Acquisitions in context and Bronek Kozka’s Memory, Myth and the 1/4 Acre Block.

The efforts of our fellow students must be acknowledged. Without their effort and ingenuity this edition of Artwrite would not have been possible. Every student in the class joined in the sub-editing and they all committed to working cohesively to ensure each article is at its absolute best.

Special thanks also go to Joanna Mendelssohn for pushing us to our creative limits and teaching us the importance of meeting deadlines — a lesson we all learned quickly, and ultimately, the reason we were able to produce a publication we are all proud to be a part of in such a short space of time.

We can only hope you enjoy browsing through the assorted collection of articles, reviews, opinion letters and short kids pieces assembled here.

A PDF version of this edition is currently in production, guided by the exceptional design finesse of Dale Maxwell-Smith, David Lyndon and Gokcen Altinok. It will be archived in the UNSW library under UNSWorks.

Megan Hillyer & Nina Pether, Editors, Artwrite #47

Editorial

Tuesday, October 18th, 2011

ArtWrite #46 is a bonanza of ideas on art issued forth from the Semester two Writing for Art and Design class at the College of Fine Arts, UNSW. Free ranging across media, from graffiti art to lace making, the articles included in this publication showcase a student perspective of how art is currently being received and interpreted across Australia and beyond.

Mad Square was without doubt the major exhibition staged in 2011 at the Art Gallery of New South Wales. It spanned a range of art movements current in Germany from the turn of the twentieth century, the historical significance of which gave rise to multiple interesting interpretations. In recognition of the magnitude of the show, a section of this publication has been dedicated to its review.

Just as Mad Square was ambitious in its breadth, so too does ArtWrite attempt to be comprehensive in its coverage of predominant art events in Sydney 2011. From public art to performance art, gallery space to cultural space, our passion for art writing is abundantly clear in this collection of reviews and feature articles.

ArtWrite is the culmination of a great deal of hard work, a baptism by fire for us, the uninitiated of the publishing world! We’d like to take this opportunity to thank our fearless leader, Jocelyn Payne for her patience and input. We’d also like to thank our guru Joanna Mendelssohn for her wisdom and guidance. We trust we’ve done you both proud.

Finally, as the publishing committee, it has been a pleasure and a privilege to have worked with a class of such talented, articulate and spirited students whose love and passion for art is splashed across every page.

We very much hope you’ll enjoy the read!

The Publishing Committee

Contributors

Tuesday, October 18th, 2011

Course coordinator

Associate Professor Joanna Mendelssohn

Lecturer

Jocelyn Payne

Publishing Committee

Amy Gardner, Craig Lee-Winser, Luke Letourneau, Henrietta Summerhayes, Martin Tokarczyk,  Tali Zeloof

Style Editor

Emily Coco Cox

Sub-editor

Michele Ferguson

Copy Editors

Sarah Bovis, Alexandra Fanning, Michele Ferguson, Poppy Galloway, Amy Gardner, Kate Gejakly, Lucy Hayward, Samantha Jones, Liam Kane, Dakota Lane, Craig Lee-Wisner, Luke Letourneau, Noel Myaing, Alyce Neal, Sarah Ryan, Henrietta Summerhayes, Martin Tokarczyk, Qingya Tu, Ingrid van der Griend, Emily Venn, Yuanyuan Wang, Tali Zeloof

Design

Nikki Brogan, Bruce Hill, Samantha Jones, Jessica Moses, Noel Myaing, Emilia Querin

Image copyright and permissions

Elizabeth Burrell, Alexandra Fanning, Dakota Lane