Karen Golland

  • Artist
Artist who lives and works in Central West NSW
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exhibited at
two inches off the ground
Date
2011
Place
Bathurst Regional Art Gallery, Bathurst, NSW
Description

Solo exhibition

“The pieces in Two inches off the ground reveal the imaginative space of intensely working – to transform materials through the practice of working on and with them. Where the edges of the self dissolve into the materials, into hands and substances – where the pattern of the work vanishes, reappears, re-emerges again. By taking the objects of everyday dreaming and daily objects, and allowing them to transform into new entities, Karen allows us all to experience dreaming as a reverie that is not a nostalgic hagiography of the past, but a profoundly moving re-imagining of the present.” Dr Margaret Mayhew, March 2011

Tags
crochet, linoleum, bedsheets, Domestic objects
Website
http://www.karengolland.com/two-inches-off-the-ground-essay.html
exhibited at
Lost arts of the 70s
Date
1 February 2008 - 30 March 2008
Place
Bathurst Regional Art Gallery, Bathurst, NSW
Description

Group exhibition including work by Tracy Sorensen, Karen Golland and Michelle Stockwell

http://www.karengolland.com/lost-arts-of-the-1970s.html

http://lostartsofthe1970s.blogspot.com.au

Tags
craft, crochet, macrame, hobbytex, Video art, Installation, soundscape
Website
http://www.karengolland.com/lost-arts-of-the-1970s.html
exhibited at
Stains and Stories
Date
2004
Place
Bathurst Regional Art Gallery, Bathurst, NSW
Description

Group exhibition by Karen Golland and Heather Pike

Website
http://www.karengolland.com/stains-and-stories.html

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