Points in the Plane

Points in the Plane is a mentoring project with South Australian artists Josephine Were, Ashton Malcolm and Meg Wilson.

Associate artists/mentoring project

POINTS IN THE PLANE is a mentoring project with South Australian artists Josephine Were, Ashton Malcolm and Meg Wilson.

Since first working together during Vitalstatistix’s Adhocracy residency in 2014 (Future Present with Rosie Dennis), Josephine, Ashton and Meg have formed a strong collaborative identity, making multiple works together for both theatre and gallery contexts with a focus on feminist experience and commentary.

Throughout 2017, Vitalstatistix Director Emma Webb will support Josephine, Ashton and Meg in the interrogation of their intersecting individual practices to more clearly define the space in which they share.

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Drive

In 2007, NASA astronaut and devoted mother and wife Lisa Nowak got into her car and drove for 14 hours from Houston to Orlando, to confront her lover’s much younger lover, Colleen Shipman, in a parking lot at Orlando International Airport.

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The Paranormal is Personal

In two interconnected paranormal sound and text-based projects, using paranormal research tools, Fiona Sprott’s Ghost? and Jason Sweeney’s Corporeal will collaboratively and individually map locations of heartbreak, love, of trauma, of old houses they’ve lived in, and the places their previous performances and artworks have taken place in. Can personal ghosts at sites of memory, loss and grief have something to say or offer the haunted body and mind?

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Left Right Forward March

Left Right Forward March is a collaborative performance project between the artist Bron Batten and a member of the Australian Defence Forces, exploring the intersections between conservative and progressive politics in Australian society.

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Other Projects

Drive

The Paranormal is Personal

Left Right Forward March