r e a b. 1962

  • Artist
Artist who works across the mediums of photography, digital media, film, video and installation and explores a range of themes around Indigenous identity, representation and experience since colonisation. She is a descendent of the Gamilaraay and Wailwan people of northern NSW.
Tags: Digital, Technology, New media, Photography
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gins_leap / dubb_speak
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http://scanlines.net/node/3244
 
http://archive.dlux.org.au/index.php?page=artworks&id=1265

In an installation that tracks land, language and identity within the ancestral ranges of the Warrumbungle Mountains, the viewer is enticed to experience the spiritual and emotional connections that 4 Gamilaraay women feel towards their once traditional 'home_lands’.
gins_leap / dubb_speak is a multi-screen video and sound installation created by Indigenous artist r e a, a Gamilaraay /Wailwan woman and one of Australia’s foremost visual artists whose work has been exhibited nationally and internationally.

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gins_leap / dubb_speak Catalogue
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gins_leap / dubb_speakMulti-channel DVD moving image & sound installation2006r e a: Creative Director, ArtistStephen Jones: Technical Designer, ProgrammerGail Kelly: DramaturgeLea Collins: Sound DesignPeter Oldham: Co-editor
Presented by d/Lux/MediaArts as part of Tour d/Lux 2006
gins_leap / dubb_speak is a four screen nine cycle interactive digital video and sounds installation which traces and tracks the memories, connections and on-going relationships to country/place/identity of four Gamilaraay women.

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Related events
  • 1999 National Summer School (participated in)
  • 1999 National Indigenous School in New Media Art (participated in)
  • Contemporary Commonwealth (exhibited at)
  • Re-Take: Contemporary Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Photography (exhibited at)
  • PolesApart (exhibited at)
  • 1999 National Summer School (participated in)
  • 1999 National Indigenous School in New Media Art (participated in)
  • Contemporary Commonwealth (exhibited at)
  • Re-Take: Contemporary Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Photography (exhibited at)