Philip Gerner

  • Artist (Video Artist),
  • Artist (Photographer)
South Australian video and photographic artist associated with the Experimental Art Foundation in Adelaide.
Tags: South Australia, Experimental art, Performance art
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exhibited at
Project 18: Some Recent Art in Adelaide
Date
25 June 1977 - 24 July 1977
Place
Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney, NSW
Description

Project exhibition, curated by Bernice Murphy, that brought recent Adelaide experimental art to Sydney

Type
Exhibition
performed at
Australian and New Zealand Post-Object Show-A Survey
Date
1976
Place
Experimental Art Foundation, Adelaide, SA
Description

Post-Object Art in Australia and New Zealand: A Survey
Post Object Art in Australia and New Zealand

Type
Exhibition
Tags
Experimental Art Foundation
Website
http://aeaf.org.au/
Note
The Jam of Your Life
performed at
Events/Structures
Date
24 September 1974 - 4 October 1974
Place
Ewing and George Paton Gallery, Melbourne University, Melbourne, VIC
Type
Exhibition
exhibited at
Exhibition of direct life-studies by feeding a body over a photo electrostatic copying machine and beyond
Date
5 September 1974 - 13 September 1974
Place
SA School of Art (Torrens CAE), North Adelaide, South Australia
Type
Exhibition

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  • Project 18: Some Recent Art in Adelaide (exhibited at)
  • Australian and New Zealand Post-Object Show-A Survey (performed at)
  • Events/Structures (performed at)
  • Exhibition of direct life-studies by feeding a body over a photo electrostatic copying machine and beyond (exhibited at)
  • Project 18: Some Recent Art in Adelaide (exhibited at)
  • Australian and New Zealand Post-Object Show-A Survey (performed at)
  • Events/Structures (exhibited at)
  • Exhibition of direct life-studies by feeding a body over a photo electrostatic copying machine and beyond (exhibited at)