Richard Goodwin features in Monument Magazine. To see images of Goodwin’s studio featured in Where They Create go to http://wheretheycreate.com/index.php?/other-projects/richard-goodwin-artist-sydney/
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Richard Goodwin features in Monument Magazine. To see images of Goodwin’s studio featured in Where They Create go to http://wheretheycreate.com/index.php?/other-projects/richard-goodwin-artist-sydney/
“Professor Richard Goodwin must be one of the most misunderstood figures in Australian art and architecture…” writes Adam Jasper in Art and Australia.
Back in April this year Richard Goodwin won the 2011 Wynne Prize with his sculpture Co-isolated slave. The Wynne Prize is one of Australia’s longest running art prizes, it is awarded to the best landscape painting of Australian scenery or figure sculpture art.
Through imagination, investigation and invasion Richard Goodwin’s new book “The Architecture of Invagination” presents ideas to radically transform and blur the boundaries between public and private spaces. It is understood that only through continuous change can we offer sustainable alternatives to bring about a more ‘breathable’ city. The book is available through the RMIT University Press.
Another new Mystic Alien Film is up at Porosity TV:
Mystic Alien: Barangaroo Wand, done for website-n.com; Issue 3: “Your mouth is a like a gun loaded with the future”
exhibition as part of the Prague Quadrennial.
A new Film is up on Porosity TV: Mystic Alien: Dioxin Blues.
Part of the ‘Buffer Zone’ Exhibition at the Sydney Olympic Park Armory Gallery
Stumbled upon a video of “Between a Slum and a Hard Place” ‘s opening night on a site called ‘Fashion Streets’ you can see the video at this link;
http://fashionstreets.com/fstv/fstv5.htm
Someone took the time to film a lot of the pieces in the show…
Some Images from Richard Goodwin’s Show “Between A Slum and A Hard Place” at Australian Galleries last November/December, photos by Anthony Browell
A new video is up on Porosity TV; A film from 1980 by Peter Dallow, John Drews & Richard Goodwin called, ‘The Inhabitant’.
Other Porosity TV films can be found here; Porosity TV
Richard Goodwins’ show ‘Between a slum and a hard place’ opened last Tuesday, the exhibition will be on until the 18th of December. All images courtesy of Australian Galleries thanks to Juliet Tabor and Eleanor Cheetham.