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TV MOORE ... SHAUN GLADWELL
CONCRETE 000
OPENING 6PM THURSDAY 22 APRIL 2004
ARTISTS TALK
4.30PM FRIDAY 23 APRIL

Experimental Art Foundation
Lion Arts Centre, North Terrace at Morphett Street, Adelaide
Exhibition runs to 22 May Tues-Fri 11-5 Sat 2-5

TV MOORE was born in Canberra in 1974. He moved to Sydney in 
1991where he currently lives and works, graduating from the Sydney 
College of the Arts in 1999. Moore was chosen to participate in the 
10th Annual Belinda Jackson Memorial Exhibition (Primavera) at The 
Museum of Contemporary Art in Sydney 2001.

Exhibitions in 2004 include Stockholm, Sweden; Artspace, Sydney; 
InFlight, Tasmania; Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery Sydney; Gertrude 
Contemporary Art Spaces, Melbourne; The Plot Thickens: Narratives In 
Australian Art, The Heide Museum, Melbourne; as well as the 
Asialink/ Australian Centre for the Moving Image touring exhibition I 
thought I knew but I was wrong: New Video Art From Australia and 
Govett-Brewster Art Gallery, New Zealand. Moore received an Anne & 
Gordon Samstag International Visual Art Scholarship this year which 
will take him to New York to further develop his work.

TV Moore is represented by Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery, Sydney.

SHAUN GLADWELL works in video, installation and painting. He has been 
exhibiting since the late-1990s, including recent shows in Paris, 
London, USA and Canada. As a Samstag Scholar in 2001 he studied at 
Goldsmiths College, University of London and in 2002 undertook a 
television broadcast commissioned for PARK4DTV, Amsterdam. Recent 
solo exhibitions include New Balance at Perth Institute of 
Contemporary Arts (2004) and Silent, Ambient + Harder Remixes at 
Sherman Galleries, Sydney (2003).

His work featured in the 2003 Primavera exhibition at the Museum of 
Contemporary Art, Sydney. Forthcoming exhibitions include the 2004 
survey exhibition at Australian Centre for the Moving Image, 
Melbourne (in conjunction with the National Gallery of Victoria) as 
well as in the Asialink/ Australian Centre for the Moving Image 
touring exhibition I thought I knew but I was wrong: New Video Art 
 From Australia.  Shaun is participating in numerous international 
exhibitions throughout 2004 such as Surrealestate at YYZ, Toronto and 
Disppearance, touring  Beijing and New York City. His work is 
represented in major public and private collections within Australia 
including Sydney University and the National Gallery of Australia.

Shaun Gladwell is represented by Sherman Galleries, Sydney.

Catalogues available. Both artists in Adelaide to Saturday 24 April.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT MELENTIE PANDILOVSKI, DIRECTOR.

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