Talk: Amos Gebhardt

26 February 2021

When

26 February 2021

Friday, 6-8pm (AEST)

Venue

The Substation [i]
1 Market St, Newport
Wed – Sat, 12pm – 6pm
Fri, 12pm – 8pm

Artist and filmmaker Amos Gebhardt speaks to Susan Van Wyk, Senior Curator of Photography at the National Gallery of Victoria. Join us for a discussion around Amos’ exhibition Spooky Action (at a distance) currently showing at The SUBSTATION as part of PHOTO 2021.

Free but bookings required.

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Speakers

  • Amos Gebhardt (AU)

    Amos Gebhardt’s cinematic works map both human and non-human narratives using techniques of sonic abstraction, dance, slow motion and time lapse to frame large scale, multi-screen video installations and photographs. Gebhardt challenges normative notions of being by examining intersections between culture, nature and the body. Extending beyond an anthropocentric world-view, Amos’ multi-disciplinary installations encapsulate the drama of both human and non-human experiences igniting collaborations with a range of musicians, performers, choreographers and sound artists.

     

    Gebhardt has created moving image works for gallery exhibition, cinema and broadcast, exhibiting at AGSA, Samstag Museum, ACMI, MONA, Monash Gallery of Art, Gertrude Contemporary, SBS and ABC. Gebhardt was a recipient of the Sidney Myer Creative Fellowship and is represented by Tolarno Galleries.

  • Susan Van Wyk

    Susan van Wyk is the Senior Curator of Photography at the National Gallery of Victoria, and is a member of The Substation’s Committee of Management. Susan has previously also served on a number of advisory boards for the Bay Trail Public Artworks and the Arts Master Plan for the City of Hobsons Bay. She has served on the Exhibitions Committee at the Centre for Contemporary Photography, and the RMIT School of Art and the Photography Advisory Committees.

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  • Bowness Family Foundation
  • Naomi Milgrom Foundation
Major Government Partners
  • City of Melbourne Arts Grants Program
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  • Maddocks

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