Exhibitions
September 2018
Ella Sutherland announced as a participating artist in the 12th Gwangju Biennale titled Imagined Borders. Taking place across the city of Gwangju from September 7–November 11, 2018.
gwangjubiennale.org
The 12th Gwangju Biennale
Ella Sutherland announced as a participating artist in the 12th Gwangju Biennale titled Imagined Borders. Taking place across the city of Gwangju from September 7–November 11, 2018.
gwangjubiennale.org
Residencies
March 2018
Selected as one of 12 practicioner to participate inThe Evolving Book: Contemporary Artist Book Practices, a residency program focused on the role of artists’ books in contemporary art practice at the Banff Centre, Canada.
banffcentre.ca
The Evolving Book: Contemporary Artist Book Practices
Selected as one of 12 practicioner to participate inThe Evolving Book: Contemporary Artist Book Practices, a residency program focused on the role of artists’ books in contemporary art practice at the Banff Centre, Canada.
banffcentre.ca
Books
December 2017
Design of new publication for Enjoy Public Art Gallery
A new book project developed with Evangeline Riddiford Graham and published by Enjoy Public Art Gallery will be launched next month in Wellington.
The publication, Look out, Fred!, will centre around five audio works that were developed for Riddiford Graham‘s exhibition using the structure of a perpetual canon; a musical composition in which the song and its echo repeat indefinitely.
enjoy.org.nz
Design of new publication for Enjoy Public Art Gallery
A new book project developed with Evangeline Riddiford Graham and published by Enjoy Public Art Gallery will be launched next month in Wellington.
The publication, Look out, Fred!, will centre around five audio works that were developed for Riddiford Graham‘s exhibition using the structure of a perpetual canon; a musical composition in which the song and its echo repeat indefinitely.
enjoy.org.nz
Look out, Fred!Magazines
October 2017
In collaboration with artist Sarah Rodigari, a series of artist pages have been developed for the next un Magazine titled Laugh now, cry later. Exploring the intersection of humour and art, the work examines the space of missing the point, failure and the gag for the issue.
unprojects.org.au
Colloboration with Sarah Rodigari for un Magazine
In collaboration with artist Sarah Rodigari, a series of artist pages have been developed for the next un Magazine titled Laugh now, cry later. Exploring the intersection of humour and art, the work examines the space of missing the point, failure and the gag for the issue.
unprojects.org.au
Interviews
September 2017
Interview with Layla Tweedie-Cullen for Aotearoa Design Thinking 2017, a series of commissioned critical design essays published by Design Assembly and funded by Creative New Zealand.
The article, Design and Documentary: An Interview with Ella Sutherland, is the third in a four part series of long-form interviews with interesting, exciting and innovative members of Aotearoa’s design community.
designassembly.org.nz
Interview with Design Assembly
Interview with Layla Tweedie-Cullen for Aotearoa Design Thinking 2017, a series of commissioned critical design essays published by Design Assembly and funded by Creative New Zealand.
The article, Design and Documentary: An Interview with Ella Sutherland, is the third in a four part series of long-form interviews with interesting, exciting and innovative members of Aotearoa’s design community.
designassembly.org.nz
Awards
August 2017
Selected for the Finalist Exhibition for the 2017 John Fries Award—an award that recognises the best in engaging and experimental works by contemporary artists across Australia and New Zealand.
viscopy.net.au
John Fries Award
Selected for the Finalist Exhibition for the 2017 John Fries Award—an award that recognises the best in engaging and experimental works by contemporary artists across Australia and New Zealand.
viscopy.net.au
John Fries Award Finalist Exhibition
Digital
July 2017
The website for Future Souths, an ongoing collaborative platform engaging artists, curators and, theorists invested in the aesthetics and dialogues of the global Souths has recently launched.
The website facilitates a series of online chatroom dialogues as a means of forming a vocabulary for the Future Souths project and making a contribution to the counter-archive of post-colonial art historiography. Each dialogue begins with a text, authored by one of the collaborators, which forms the basis of discussion with interlocutors. The dialogues collected through this process will be developed into a book, scheduled for publication in 2019.
futuresouths.org
New website and identity for Future Souths
The website for Future Souths, an ongoing collaborative platform engaging artists, curators and, theorists invested in the aesthetics and dialogues of the global Souths has recently launched.
The website facilitates a series of online chatroom dialogues as a means of forming a vocabulary for the Future Souths project and making a contribution to the counter-archive of post-colonial art historiography. Each dialogue begins with a text, authored by one of the collaborators, which forms the basis of discussion with interlocutors. The dialogues collected through this process will be developed into a book, scheduled for publication in 2019.
futuresouths.org
Awards
March 2017
Selected by Agatha Gothe-Snape to participate in the 2017 Redlands Konica Minolta Art at the National Art School Gallery, Sydney.
redlands.nsw.edu.au
Redlands Konica Minolta Art Prize
Selected by Agatha Gothe-Snape to participate in the 2017 Redlands Konica Minolta Art at the National Art School Gallery, Sydney.
redlands.nsw.edu.au