Sally Mannall
Austalia

Sally Mannall

Take Cover, a new video work by Sally Mannall considers the undefinable nature of danger placing it on the shifting ground between internal and external force. The ambiguity produced by the image of a cyclist wearing a placard inscribed with the words "Take Cover" creates a play around uncertainty and imminence. The work investigates the boundaries between imagination, fiction and fact.

Jo McCambridge & Toine Horvers

Jo McCambridge is an Australian visual artist living in the Netherlands. Since living in Europe her work has been based on living with two western cultures. For all the similarities of these cultures there was indeed a difference brought about by history and the relationship to physical and mental space. Toine Horvers' performances often involve installations concerning real-time (sound) connections between different locations. For this situation, McCambridge visiting her homeland and Horvers staying in Rotterdam: the project Portraits has been developed as a series of 12 live audiovisual dialogues showing peoples living environments in Rotterdam and Melbourne. The live audiovisual will be held three times per week, for approximately half an hour. The talks will be introduced and conducted by Guss Vreeburg, Dutch Art Historian.

Sally Mannall, at traffic lights
near fire station, from For
lack of evidence, 1997.

Toine Horvers, Nzimes, crossing
Austalia, Sound
sculpture, 1995

Jo McCambridge, Untitled,
matchwordk & Finger
painting, 1996