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Critique Day with Lloyd Godman - Limited to 5 participants

 This is a new and exciting addition to the Baldessin Press array of workshops. The critique day is designed for artists working on personal projects, and both undergraduate and postgraduate students who feel they would like more creative stimulus in their projects.

 If feel you would like to

• push your work further into areas of new discovery

• be part of a meaningful, insightful yet challenging critique with other artists

• learn strategies to look at your work from a critical perspective

• discover ways to make sense of dense art texts

This is critique day is for you!

Using participants work and art practice as a foundation, we will explore:

• strategies to analyse your work from three perspectives, technical, aesthetic, and content or meaning

• how these three areas interrelate

 

Where: Baldessin Press
When:

Sat - 5 June 2010

Hours: 10 am - 4 pm
Cost: $200
Enrolments: (03) 9482 1605

Lloyd Godman was head of the Photography Dept at the School of Art Dunedin, NZ for 20 years and supervised both undergraduate and postgraduate photography projects, so he has a great deal of experience to offer. During this period it had a reputation as the most experimental photography departments in NZ and offered a model to other schools.

 

 Lloyd Godman - "the lateral thinker of Australian and New Zealand Photography".
Julie Millowick Daylesford foto biennale 2007

 “a practicing artist of great creative energy” – Artlink Magazine

 

 

Lloyd has been awarded a Regional Arts Victoria - Arts Recovery Quick Response grant to complete this work -

At present he is working with Alex Hayes to develop an application to construct the large composite images.

TarraWarra Museum of Art - Bushfire Australia

28 March - 25 July 2010

Bushfire Australia will examine the recurrence of bushfire imagery in the work of Australian artists. The exhibition will draw on works from state, public and private collections, including Australian historical paintings and new works made in direct response to the 2009 fires, creating a reflective, poignant and ultimately hopeful exploration of this dramatic Australian phenomenon.

At present Lloyd is working on an intricate and extensive projection work based on the Bush fire for an exhibition at TarraWarra Museum of Art, in March 2010.

Footsteps in the Ash

• Reflection & Regeneration; An exhibition by artists impacted by Black Saturday

 

Entered - 13 Jan - 2010

Lloyd is one of several photographers who's work has been selected for The Bushfire Photo Exhibition which will be held at Bridges Restaurant/Nursery, Hurstbridge,Victoria from February 7 until February 28.

Open 10am until late at night Wednesday to Sunday.

The photo exhibition will run in conjunction with the release of a new book on the bushfires. The book, Footsteps in the Ash, is a record of the devastation of the St Andrews and Strathewen communities where 37 people died and 117 homes were lost. Works are available for sale at the exhibition with proceeds going to charities. The prints for this exhibition have been sponsored by the Harold Mitchell Foundation and printed by Pharos Editions

also see the other exhibitions with this work

• Reflection & Regeneration; An exhibition by artists impacted by Black Saturday

Bushfire Australia

 

 

 

 

 

Entered - 12 Jan - 2010

Lloyd is one of seven photographers who's work has been selected for an exhibition at the World Trade Centre Gallery (WTC Gallery), to remember the Black Saturday Bushfires in February 2010.

Title: Reflection & Regeneration; An exhibition by artists impacted by Black Saturday

Curation: The exhibition is curated by WTC WHARF

Sponsorship: Printing of the photographs for the exhibition is sponsored by Bond Imaging.

Timing: 4th February – 11th March 2010

More Information: The WTC Gallery is a public art gallery at . Concourse Level, World Trade Centre Melbourne - Siddeley Street, Melbourne 3005

   emma@wtcmelbourne.com.au

office number 9629 9228 or 0402229238

Gallery Location: The WTC Wharf Gallery – World Trade Centre Complex, Siddeley Street, Melbourne

Launch: Morning Tea/Breakfast 4th February TBC

Footsteps in the Ash

Bushfire Australia

 

 

 

Entered - 22 Dec 2009 - WOMADelaide - NOW!

Apart from the many environmental art projects Lloyd is engaged in he enjoys photographing musicians with his own experimental aesthetic.

The wait is over, for WOMADelaideans like Lloyd across the country!  WOMADelaide is excited to announce the festival’s full program, with another 31 incredible acts added to an already abundant preview list. WOMADelaide 2010 will be the largest and most diverse programs ever with over 500 artists from 27 countries in an extended four-day event.  Between Friday 5 and Monday 8 March 2010 where Adelaide’s Botanic Park will once again transform into an oasis of music, arts and dance from around the world. - WOMADelaide looks forward to seeing you for four heavenly nights and three spectacular days in Adelaide’s beautiful Botanic Park in 2010!

Since moving to Australia in 2005 WOMADelaide has become my musical home, a place of musical roots where I become centred to begin the year. If you have never been I highly recommend you make it this year. Check the web site WOMADelaide for more info and as tickets are limited book early!

Check out Lloyd's Womad images from 2005 - 2009

Seun Kuti and Egypt 80 - Womad - Adelaide - Australia - 2009 - Photograph Lloyd Godman