Ms Beth Jackson b. 1966

Also known as Ms Elizabeth Constance Jackson
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Beth Jackson, Curator and Arts Writer, born in 1966 and based in Brisbane. Director of Artfully, an independent curatorial and arts consultancy practice since 2012, with a focus in art for the public realm.
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curator of
crosseXions
Date
30 July 2016 - 27 August 2016
Place
The Cross Art Projects, 8 Llankelly Place, Kings Cross, Sydney, 2011, Australia
Description

Group Exhibition. CrosseXions draws together the work of 12 early-career, Brisbane-based women and transgender artists who are inscribing feminist and environmental concerns within their art practice.

Type
Exhibition
Tags
Eco-Feminist, Brisbane, Sydney, Feminist, The Cross Art Projects
Website
http://www.crossart.com.au/archive/95-2016-exhibitions-projects/299-crossexions
curator of
Habitus Habitat
Date
2008 - 2011
Description

A national touring exhibition 2008-11, produced from the Habitus-Habitat, Great Walks of Queensland project, 2005. Curatorial work also included material for an on-line digital archive at www.geoproject.org.au
The exhibition tour was managed by Museum and Gallery Services Queensland.

Type
Exhibition
curator of
Sick and Dizzy: Floating Adrift in a Sea of Media
Date
September 1999 - January 2000
Place
Queensland Art Gallery, Brisbane, Qld.
Description

Curator: Beth Jackson (Australian Program only) ...

A screening of video art from Australia and Hong Kong, co-curated with Fion Ng (Manager Videotage, Hong Kong): Asia Pacific Triennial Screen Culture Program, Qld Art Gallery; MAAP99 Screening Program, September 1999; Microwave Festival, Hong Kong, January 2000.

Type
Other event
Website
http://scanlines.net/node/960
curator of
Telling Our Story
Date
1993
Place
Griffith Artworks, Griffith University, Australia
Description

Source: Past Present;The National Women’s Art Anthology. Joan Kerr and Jo Holder, Craftsmans House 1999.

Type
Exhibition
Tags
Feminist, National Women's Art Exhibition
curator of
Subversions
Date
1993
Place
Griffith Artworks, Griffith University, Australia
Description

Source: Past Present;The National Women’s Art Anthology. Joan Kerr and Jo Holder, Craftsmans House 1999.

Type
Exhibition
Tags
Feminist, National Women's Art Exhibition