[spectre] SNAPSHOT - CONTEMPORARY SOUTH AUSTRALIAN ART

[EAF Director]

SNAPSHOT
CONTEMPORARY SOUTH AUSTRALIAN ART

SNAPSHOT delves into the pulsating domain of contemporary painting in 
South Australia. This large-scale group exhibition addresses the 
concepts, practice and roles of painting in what are by now surely 
post-contemporary times, treating painting once again as the most 
referential point in the arts. SNAPSHOT attempts to define our 
post-modern culture predominantly through the lens of painting and 
its techniques, but it also includes works of art that take painting 
as their point of reference though not themselves adhering solely to 
the painterly field, but including such media of installation, 
photography, and video.
Melentie Pandilovski, Curator

MORGAN ALLENDER
ANDREW BEST
ANNETTE BEZOR
BLOTCHWOMAN
MATTHEW BRADLEY
CHRIS FLANAGAN
LOENE FURLER
JULIE HENDERSON
PAUL HOBAN
KAB101
JACQUELINE KNIGHT
MARCIN KOBYLECKI
CHRISTIAN LOCK
ALISON MAIN
RACHEL MCELWEE
PETER MCKAY
VIV MILLER
ANDY PETRUSEVICS
MARK SIEBERT
KATRINA SIMMONS
PAUL SLOAN

14 JULY-16 AUGUST 2006 | OPENS 6PM THURSDAY 13 JULY
EXPERIMENTAL ART FOUNDATION
LION ARTS CENTRE, NORTH TERRACE [WEST END] ADELAIDE SOUTH AUSTRALIA
11-5 TUES-FRI; 2-5 SATURDAY | +61 8 8211 7505 | eaf at eaf.asn.au | www.eaf.asn.au

Presented in association with the 2006 SALA Festival.
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EXPERIMENTAL ART FOUNDATION curates its exhibition program to 
represent new work that expands current debates and ideas in 
contemporary visual art. The EAF incorporates a gallery space, 
bookshop and artists studios.

Lion Arts Centre North Terrace at Morphett Street Adelaide * PO Box 
8091 Station Arcade South Australia 5000 * Tel: +618 8211 7505  * Fax 
+618 8211 7323 * eaf at eaf.asn.au  * Bookshop: eafbooks at eaf.asn.au * 
http://www.eaf.asn.au * Director: Melentie Pandilovski

The Experimental Art Foundation is assisted by the Commonwealth 
Government through the Australia Council, it arts funding and 
advisory body and by the South Australian Government through Arts SA. 
The EAF is also supported through the Visual Arts and Craft Strategy, 
an initiative of the Australian, State and Territory Governments.