Neoterica Exhibition

Neoterica Exhibition Celebrating 20 Mid-career Artists in South Australia on Kaurna Land Neoterica is a deceleration of the importance of artists, taking place on Kaurna land.

Neoterica is the 2nd iteration of an artist-led initiative, highlighting and promoting the talents of 20 mid-career South Australian practitioners. Neoteric presents new work by respected local artists with 10-15 years exhibiting experience, working across the fields of photography, painting, performance, sculpture, installation,
video, sound, ceramics and mixed media with 20 writers’ responses. T

he exhibiting artists are: Eleanor Alice, Matthew Bradley, Jenn Brazier, Fran Callen, Makeda Duong, Deirdre Feeney, Keith Giles, Gail Hocking, Sam Howie, Matt Huppatz, Simone Kennedy, Bernadette Klavins, Kate Kurucz, Riza Manalo, Sue Ninham, Sonja Porcaro, Jess Taylor, Cassie Thring, Sarah Tickle and Raymond Zada. Conceived, initiated, developed and realised by project lead: Ray Harris
Curator:Ray Harris
Writer Coordinator: Adele Sliuzas
Install manager: Anna Goodhind
Public Programming: Cynthia Schwertsik
Designer:Rosina Possingham

Around a year ago Neoterica opened. An independent artist-led exhibition and celebration of these 20 mid-career SA arti...
03/03/2025

Around a year ago Neoterica opened. An independent artist-led exhibition and celebration of these 20 mid-career SA artists and writers, with talks, performances, gorgeous catalogue, also in the Adelaide Festival 2024. Led/produced/curated by Ray Harris, supported by Arts South Australia, Creative Australia and all the contributors who made Neoterica possible; project team, gallery sitters, installers, sponsors, partners, performers…thank you all! 🧡💛 share with us your memories and let’s celebrate, encourage and support artist-led/independent projects. 💛🧡 Design 📷

Enjoy our generously sponsored wines from Wildly Wines and Running with Bulls wines. See you this afternoon, let the cel...
14/04/2024

Enjoy our generously sponsored wines from Wildly Wines and Running with Bulls wines. See you this afternoon, let the celebrations begin! 🧡

Matthew Huppatz, Money for Painting, 2024, polycarbonate, aluminium, galvanised and painted steel, Galvanised wire mesh,...
08/04/2024

Matthew Huppatz, Money for Painting, 2024, polycarbonate, aluminium, galvanised and painted steel, Galvanised wire mesh, motor, lights, sound equipment and fixings, 240 x 420 x 240cm, original concept: Adam & Steve (Adam Birchmore and Matt Huppatz), soundscape recording and production: Jeff Quin, Special thanks: Julian Arango and Andreas Grathwohl. ⁠
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Piri Eddy's response: DREAMING OF A BETTER LIFE? WANT MORE OUT OF YOUR EVERY DAY? THEN GET MONEY FOR PAINTINGS. MAXIMIZE YOUR LIFE AND STEP TOWARDS THE REAL YOU! CALL MATT AND QUOTE “MONEY FOR PAINTINGS” TO START YOUR JOURNEY TODAY! Photos .by.piri

Another performance artist at our Finissage April 14th.⁠⁠Bodiness: Neoterica by Kirsty Martinsen. ⁠Be quiet, breathe an...
08/04/2024

Another performance artist at our Finissage April 14th.⁠
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Bodiness: Neoterica by Kirsty Martinsen. ⁠
Be quiet, breathe and look.⁠
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Kirsty Martinsen has been a painter for most of her career. In a world of fast decisions, literalness, the need to know and be told how to think and feel, Kirsty is interested in the opposite. She’s interested in the quiet, slow surrendering of a need to know or be told, and the layers and textures of our relationship with ourselves. Although her first love is drawing, the more disabled she becomes she’s finding performance and writing are the most powerful vehicles of expression for her ideas. ⁠
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Her performance Bodiness: hands like wings is part of the Adelaide Festival Centre inSPACE program in August 2024. She will be working in the flesh with NY-based theatre-maker Erwin Maas for the first time since their remote collaboration began in 2017. Currently she is writing a horror film from the Disability perspective.⁠
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Ramond Zada, Gone, 2024, single-channel video, painted MDF, plastic switch, dimensions variable, duration 18:00. ⁠⁠Write...
08/04/2024

Ramond Zada, Gone, 2024, single-channel video, painted MDF, plastic switch, dimensions variable, duration 18:00. ⁠
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Writer Melanie Coopers response: The vast expanses of time and history stretch far beyond what we think we know and recognise. In Zada’s work, the immediacy of the written word is put to service as a provocation for more considered thought and is reflective of his curious mind, seeking to understand the workings of the world to help heal and move forward, to decolonise and bring people together in recognition of universal humanity. ⁠
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Come and engage with Raymonds interactive work and read all of Melanies response in our catalogue. Open till April 14th. ⁠

One of Neoterica's exhibiting artists is extending his work through a live perforce on April 14th.⁠⁠Self Diffusion by Tr...
08/04/2024

One of Neoterica's exhibiting artists is extending his work through a live perforce on April 14th.⁠
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Self Diffusion by Tristan Louth-Robins⁠
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Tristan Louth-Robins is an artist, acoustic ecologist and writer working principally in the medium of sound art, acoustic ecology and data science. Ideas of sound and its signification are key elements in Louth-Robins’ practice, traversing the spaces between the visual and aural his work is realised through composition, field recordings, installation, visual art and digital platforms.⁠
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Image: Lauren Playfair

Tristan Louth-Robins, Self Noise, 2024, acrylic paint on plywood, loudspeakers, six-channel sound, Raspberry Pi, algorit...
08/04/2024

Tristan Louth-Robins, Self Noise, 2024, acrylic paint on plywood, loudspeakers, six-channel sound, Raspberry Pi, algorithms and code, iPods, amplifiers and code, iPods, amplifiers. Black curtains hold this sound work inside a small room, please enter and listen, theres much to explore.⁠
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And Nicole Clifts words: This work subtly suggests the process of stabilising (environmentally, politically, socially) that we are collectively heading towards will render our previous understandings uncanny and unfamiliar.⁠
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Stay tuned for more performance artist intros, and check our website anytime for more details, writing, bios and more...

Next introduction:⁠⁠Trade-Up by Paul Gazzola⁠⁠Paul Gazzola’s interdisciplinary practice explores the intersection betwee...
08/04/2024

Next introduction:⁠
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Trade-Up by Paul Gazzola⁠
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Paul Gazzola’s interdisciplinary practice explores the intersection between actions, objects and ideas. His solo and collectively created outcomes, relocate the familiar elements of everyday life into conceptually based performances works for stages, galleries and site-specific settings.⁠
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Image: Paul Gazzola ⁠
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Neoterica has been assisted by the South Australian Government through Arts South Australia and the Australian Government through Creative Australia, its principal arts investment and advisory body.⁠
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Sarah Tickle, Storm Center, 2024, video installation, duration 1:11 min.⁠⁠And some of Paul Gazzola's writing: Tickle set...
08/04/2024

Sarah Tickle, Storm Center, 2024, video installation, duration 1:11 min.⁠
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And some of Paul Gazzola's writing: Tickle sets herself distinctly apart through the sole use of moving images of women to create powerful responses to female gender non-conformity and the prevailing patriarchal systems via a distinctly feminist lens.⁠
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Neoterica closes April 14th, come and have a look at these incredible works, grab a catalogue to read and treasure, fill in our survey.

The next performance artists introduction for our April 14th Finissage: closing celebration and performances.⁠ Artlink e...
08/04/2024

The next performance artists introduction for our April 14th Finissage: closing celebration and performances.⁠ Artlink editorial team will also be launching and celebrating their latest issue: Eco-Critcal.⁠
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The Renaming Station by Emma Beech⁠
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I am a stand-up storytelling aficionado. Through oral and conversational practices (read: I talk better than I write and I love a deep & meaningful chat), I make live stand-up, storytelling performances. Each story I tell holds a nuanced gem of human behaviour. My art is asking juicy questions, being able to listen deeply to the answers and to deliver the gold of a story. A deep respect for humanity and a fascination for each our own ways of doing things is at the heart of my shows, and being able to tell a bloody great story is what makes me and audiences happy.⁠
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Last 10 days to come get a catalogue, see all the work, and fill in our survey. And hope to see you on the 14th.

Introducing the performance artists for our Finissage: closing celebration and performances on April 14 2pm.⁠Neoterica s...
08/04/2024

Introducing the performance artists for our Finissage: closing celebration and performances on April 14 2pm.⁠
Neoterica supports performance art and is delighted to present a series of 6 performances. Come and join us and check website for more details. ⁠
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Slow Private by Emiko Artemis⁠
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Emiko Artemis is a contemporary multidisciplinary artist who explores in their practice the contemporary experience of self. Using movement, working temporarily and embracing a love of costume and props, they have been working in the space of contemporary art practice for a number of years. Emiko is q***r and non binary and their experience of living with disability and inhabiting the outer space of minorities informs their practice, as does a love for nature, a wonder of technology and an obsession with reading. They may also corner you to share photos of their pet dog. www.emikoartemis.art www.emikotext.com ⁠
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Image: University of South Australia

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