Ainslie Murray b. 1975

  • Artist (Photographer),
  • Artist (Installation Artist),
  • Artist (Mixed Media Artist),
  • Artist (Sculptor),
  • Artist (Painter)
Artist, architect and academic, Ainslie Murray moves within these three roles, each interactive with the other. The common thread is the interrogation and exploration of architectural space.
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Citations

  • Saines, Deborah Durie (1993), 'Interview with the artist’, Unknown.

  • Murray, Ainslie (2004), 'Intangible Architecture’, Proceedings of South 1: A New Conversation, Craft Victoria, Melbourneurl:, .

  • Murray, Ainslie (2004), 'Intangible Architecture: Assembling Identity in the Pacific with Respect to Memory, Migration and Making’, Proceedings of the Challenging Craft Conference, Aberdeen, Scotlandurl:, .

Initial data sources

  • Faculty of the Built Environment, University of NSW

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  • Bahanaa (exhibited at)
  • Diwali Festival of Lights (exhibited at)
  • Sound-Maker's Place (exhibited at)
  • Char Dham Walk (exhibited at)
  • Agri/Culture (exhibited at)
  • Exhibition G02 (exhibited at)
  • Fushimi Inari Walk (exhibited at)
  • Tactile Imagination (exhibited at)
  • The Interference Project (exhibited at)
  • Walking and Art Residency (exhibited at)
  • Walks (exhibited at)
  • Circumambulation (exhibited at)
  • An Architecture of Thread and Gesture (exhibited at)