Recently, I was contacted by Jordan Ogg from the UK online magazine The Island Review. The Island Review is dedicated to ‘publishing great writing and visual art that comes from, is inspired by, celebrates or seeks to understand the extraordinary appeal of islands as places and as metaphors’. Jordan and I had a chat about my […]
Today, three recent paintings from my Extinction Project have been featured on the Artworldwomen.com website. Established by Melbourne artist, Claire Bridge, the New on Wednesday (NOW) feature is designed to introduce the current work of contemporary women artists. To see the post, please follow the link: http://artworldwomen.com/category/new-on-wednesday-now/emma-lindsay/ Extinction Project : Posted on AWW NOW 22/1/14. Text: Emma Lindsay. “I’ve […]
Two recent paintings will be part of the upcoming exhibition Animal Fanfair, opening at Pine Rivers Art Gallery in January 2014. The exhibition presents the opportunity to publicly show, for the first time, an important painting from my current RMIT PhD research project on Australian native birds and species extinction. The exhibition focusses on the complex and contradictory […]
Online review of Lovesong blogged by sixtoeight.net earlier this year: “James Dorahy Project Space – Julie Krone and Emma Lindsay To start with I must say that was a most joyous opening and one that I was looking forward to seeing and being at. It’s funny how people respond to how Art is made, how […]
A large new work Hunter/hunted 2013, has been made for the group exhibition, ‘Beyond the back fence’. Hunter/hunted considers the artists’ encounter with the largest Australian outback predator bird, the wedge-tailed eagle, in the city-based natural history museum archive. In the landscape of the museum, the predator has become prey. The hunter now a beautiful collection […]
I was invited to exhibit at Other space, an ARI-style project run by contemporary artist Sue Beyer in the regional town of Blackbutt, Queensland. The only proviso to show here is that you address the idea of ‘Other’ in the work that you show. I started thinking about this and how it could connect to my work […]
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