Leigh Hobba b. 1949

  • Artist (Performance Artist),
  • Artist (New Media Artist)
Experimental performance and new media artist who first exhibited with the Experimental Art Foundation in the mid 1970s.
Tags: Experimental art
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Name
Leigh Hobba
Gender
Male
Roles
  • Artist (Performance Artist)
  • Artist (New Media Artist)
Tags:
Experimental art
Birth date
1949
Residence
  • 1975 - Adelaide, SA
  • - Canberra, ACT
Initial Record Data Source
  • Queen Victoria Museum & Art Gallery History Archive.
Website

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Related events
  • Project 18: Some Recent Art in Adelaide (exhibited at)
  • Stockhausen's birthday (exhibited at)
  • The idea of visible / Leigh Hobba. New video works / Mary Lou Pavlovic. Images d'architecture: architecture de l'image / Lucien Herve. (exhibited at)
  • Art Rage (participated in)
  • AIMIA Conference (participated in)
  • Video visions (exhibited at)
  • One (performed at)
  • Drunk Elephant (performed at)
  • Invitation to a Beheading (exhibited at)
  • Terrorism in Australia (exhibited at)
  • Freeways (performed at)
  • Cult Objects (performed at)
  • April/May Show (exhibited at)
  • Friday Nights at the EAF (performed at)
  • Project 18: Some Recent Art in Adelaide (exhibited at)
  • Stockhausen's birthday (exhibited at)
  • The idea of visible / Leigh Hobba. New video works / Mary Lou Pavlovic. Images d'architecture: architecture de l'image / Lucien Herve. (exhibited at)
  • Art Rage (participated in)
  • AIMIA Conference (participated in)
  • Video visions (exhibited at)
  • One (performed at)
  • Drunk Elephant (performed at)
  • Invitation to a Beheading (exhibited at)
  • Terrorism in Australia (exhibited at)
  • Freeways (performed at)
  • Cult Objects (performed at)
  • April/May Show (exhibited at)