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A new artists' book is taking shape

A new artists' book is taking shape

Artists' books, Collaborative projects, Those everyday thingsGracia LouiseJanuary 29, 2016process, collage, wood engraving, mammals, Sea otter, polar bear, Brown mouse lemur, Howler monkey, the working process
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Festival of the Photocopier Zine Fair

Zines, Those everyday things, StoreGracia LouiseFebruary 3, 2016Sticky Institute, The Festival of the Photocopier, FOTP2016, zine fair, Melbourne Town Hall
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Farewell Teddy.

Those everyday thingsGracia LouiseJanuary 24, 2016rescue pets, RSPCA, Teddy, farewell
 
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Nov 11, 2019
“Mme. Curie, the discoverer of radium, owns a beautiful cat”
Nov 11, 2019
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“I am chasing a band of colour”
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Nov 4, 2019
“Again the pigeons go round the square”
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Nov 1, 2019
“But first of all take a step back and look at them, all together. Are they not tranquil?”
Nov 1, 2019
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Oct 27, 2019
Catch the 7:46am train departing from platform L, Gare de Lyon
Oct 27, 2019
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Oct 23, 2019
Even when it is raining
Oct 23, 2019
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Oct 22, 2019
At the Hawk’s Well
Oct 22, 2019
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Oct 20, 2019
Où est le metro?
Oct 20, 2019
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Sep 27, 2019
Of pink marble and porphyry
Sep 27, 2019
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Sep 25, 2019
2019 Geelong acquisitive print awards
Sep 25, 2019
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Sep 22, 2019
Zarafa
Sep 22, 2019
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Sep 18, 2019
As soon as we met
Sep 18, 2019
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Sep 13, 2019
“The beginning of day”
Sep 13, 2019
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Sep 11, 2019
Stamping Ground
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Sep 7, 2019
“In the heavens for all eternity”
Sep 7, 2019
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Melody and Mythology
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Aug 19, 2019
MIFF 2019, from present to past tense
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Jul 22, 2019
Sights Unseen: Recent Acquisitions from the Moreland Art Collection
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Salvaged Relatives
Jul 21, 2019
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Jul 13, 2019
Other Worlds 2019 Short story competition
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Jul 10, 2019
Near to the lake’s edge
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Light and Shade
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Small things; precious things
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Jun 23, 2019
Like Light
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Jun 17, 2019
File under ‘Eye’
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Jun 14, 2019
It came like light out of the walls
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Evolve
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“The stability of nature can no longer be taken for granted”
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Keep an eye on
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May 31, 2019
In the museum
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Here are four final pieces by my RMIT (@rmit_art) Artists’ Book students. It was a joy to teach Jazmina’s unit in the printmaking department. A delight to help the students to see but a few magical possibilities of the book. There were many wonderful pieces created, from meticulous retchoso notebooks, complete with folding instructions and stitching steps, to zines that perhaps one day you will see unfurling with flair at the Sticky Institute zine fair. Pictured here, a stab bound, found material artists’ book by Amber Ho Yee Tang, and three, multiple signature, coptic stitch artists’ books by Zoe Woebken, Etienne Mantelli, and Nikolina Brown. (Photo: Jazmina Cininas) Artists’ Books elective, RMIT SoA Semester 2 2019 Jazmina Cininas and Louise Jennison #zines #thanks #RMITart #artistsbook #LouiseJennison #JazminaCininas
We are thrilled to announce that the Art Gallery of Ballarat has recently acquired three of our ‘Through a glass eye’ French Connections prints created with the Australian Print Workshop. ‘Contemplating marble, stucco, velvet, and gilding’, ‘Grande Perspective in the memory of a swan’ (pictured), and ‘Halfway around the world and back again’ are, we believe, currently on display at the Art Gallery of Ballarat, as part of ‘Dark Horse: Wild Beasts and Curious Creatures’. We’ll have to make a return visit. 🐨 ‘Dark Horse: Wild Beasts and Curious Creatures’ Until Sunday 23rd of February, 2020 Art Gallery of Ballarat (@artgalbal) 40 Lydiard Street North, Ballarat Open daily 10 am – 5 pm By way of celebration, we are offering 25% off all orders through our online store (please see link in bio). Simply enter the code ‘yay’ upon checkout. #prints #etching #goodnews #lithography #FrenchConnectionsAPW
‘Mme. Curie, the discoverer of Radium, owns a beautiful cat.’ The last of the Paris, rewound posts has landed on Marginalia. Head to http://www.graciahaby.com/home/2019/home Image credit: Edouard Boubat (1923–1999), ‘Paris, 1950’ (detail), gelatin silver print, printed 1990s, titled, dated and inscribed ‘Pour Peter cordialement Edouard’ in ink (on the verso) #Paris #diary #Marginalia #conversation #EdouardBoubat
The dance of the downy cygnets on Lake Wendouree. #swans #cygnets #SwanLake #BlackSwan #LakeWendouree
Our shared ‘nostalgie de la boue’ ("nostalgia for the mud") involves establishing a sanctuary for goats and chooks, and more. #goats #dream #poultry #sanctuary #BallaratShow
Last week, a park in the rain, looking at how people engaged with the unknown, used public space, while simultaneously considering “themes of hunting, conquest and military tradition”(‘Trophy’ synopsis). The area may have been cordoned off by way of a marquee, a safety-orange plastic delineator, and a couple of friendly Dancehouse members of staff, but people in a safe public place still functioned like people in a safe public space: dog walkers came and went, a couple of joggers too, and they became a part of the experience. Followed by Cindy Van Acker’s breathtaking, quivering, and beautiful ‘Solo Pieces’ as the sky turned pink. And tonight, swiss.style part II, for ‘Genetrix’ is an international collaboration between Victoria Chiu, Jozsef Trefeli, and Rudi Van Der Merwe; “three solos …. as an anthology of personal and problematic family histories from two generations ago, where each artist is confronted by information, stories, and memory” (‘Genetrix’ synopsis). Rain falls on queue. Brolly up! Solo-memories tink-tonk, plink-plonk call. ‘Quardle oodle ardle wardle doodle’ the magpies said. Image credit: Victoria Chiu, Rudi van der Mewe, and Jozsef Trefeli, ‘Genetrix’, photo by Maylei Hunt #dance #swissstyle #dancehouse #VictoriaChiu #JozsefTrefeli #CindyVanAcker #RudivanderMerwe
Short week on the camera roll. #brief #onfoot #fleeting #justpassing #thisisspring
The Powerful owl needs old growth trees to nest. Our Powerful owl, at Geelong Gallery until the 24th of November, 2019. Reposted courtesy of @geelonggallery: “Discover the diversity of Australian printmaking practice in the 2019 Geelong acquisitive print awards. ⁠⠀⁠⠀ ⁠⠀ This nationally acclaimed acquisitive prize exhibition features entries from around Australia by established and emerging printmakers including Alison Alder, Rosalind Atkins, GW Bot, Susanna Castleden, Tony Coleing, Christine Courcier-Jones, Marian Crawford, Phil Day, Marieke Dench, Clive Dickson, Dianne Fogwell, Graham Fransella, David Frazer, Silvi Glattauer, Jackie Gorring, Gracia Haby and Louise Jennison, Rew Hanks, Kyoko Imazu, Locust Jones, Martin King, Barbie Kjar, Steve Lopes, Tim Maguire, Marion Manifold, Jordan Marani, Laith McGregor, Glenn Morgan, Stieg Persson, Brian Robinson, Teho Ropeyarn, Jonas Ropponen, John Ryrie, Heather Shimmen, Ruth Stanton, Anne Starling, and Joel Wolter.⁠ ⁠⠀ ⁠Image: 2019 Geelong acquisitive print awards, installation view. Photographer: Andrew Curtis” ⁠ ⁠#prints #habitat #Powerfulowl #ggprintawards #geelonggallery
Because in between work, there should always be time for reclining, laps, and a park galavant (the order of which is interchangeable, as is the cast), at the local park, Red-rumped parrots forage and flit, and dogwalkers follow their dogs. A Golden retriever rolls in the grass, and drags their belly on the ground in a crawl before rolling some more. Elsewhere, a Blue heeler carries a frisbee in its mouth. And Lottie makes a new friend. Wednesday, nicely. #today #wednesday #splishsplash #catsofinstagram #dogsofinstagram
From autumn in Giverny (on the camera roll, and uploaded to Marginalia) to spring in the Royal Botanic Gardens (as viewed walking around the tan before weaving through the gardens, because the wait list for barre was too long on a public holiday, and wasn’t that a good thing in the end), we are thinking about green spaces, bees, and restoration of all kinds. The rat colony have chewed at the hibiscus branches, and stripped all the leaves, and they’ve hollowed out the many Chinese jade plants. Our tiny garden is in need of some green thumb care. A haircut too. Perhaps this afternoon we will get around to planting the lavender and rosemary we purchased recently from the nursery. Apparently, the smell of both of these plants is unappealing to rats and possums so they will be less inclined to feast on the nearby plants. The lemon halves studded with cloves has worked for the flies in the kitchen, so hopefully this planting method will work for outside. Here’s to trying, and the joy of waking early on a public holiday and having a long, long day of it. #spring #onfoot #garden #autumn #Giverny #greenthumb #RoyalBotanicGardens
Near. Far. Not no. 60s cat. And last night’s ‘Trophy’ (@dancehouse.melb, Quarries Park, Clifton Hill). #far #near #onfoot #walking #notmycat #thisisspring #catsoffitzroynorth
“A site-specific performance on the themes of hunting, conquest and military tradition”. Outside. In the rain. Scheduled to proceed at Quarries Park, despite the wet weather. Recommended: “appropriate shoes and raincoats. Bring an umbrella”. Yes! Because it is swiss.style. Because, blue-baroque, you. Because it is Dancehouse (@dancehouse.melb). Brolly up! Followed by Cindy Van Acker’s ‘Solo Pieces’. Inside. Out of the rain. Image credit: Rudi van der Merwe, ‘Trophy’ Photo by Beatrix Gyenes #dance #swissstyle #dancehouse #CindyVanAcker #RudivanderMerwe
When the quick away-from-the-computer grocery dash on Halloween turns into something of a rescue mission, untangling bees that have become caught in giant artificial arachnid webs, and a series of Missing Cat and Lost Dog posters. #bees #onfoot #Halloween #thisisspring #savethebees
The season of walks from A to B determined by amount of shade on offer (and potential cat sightings, always). #walk #AtoB #onfoot #toandfrom #thisisspring
Fine company, from Saturday’s menagerie to Monday’s tailed coffee break on the front veranda. As the pets sun their bones, we are looking up natural ways to deter flies from the kitchen. Apparently, the smell of cloves stuck in a half of lemon dissuades them. They are not fans of lemongrass oil either. Together with the peppermint-soaked cloth for the Remy-rodents, our kitchen is set to be fragrant. Break over; back to it. #pets #home #inthegarden #coffeebreak #catsofinstagram #dogsofinstagram
‘Catch the 7:46am train departing from platform L, Gare de Lyon’ and other tales of late, posted to Marginalia (graciahaby.com), should you fancy a stroll. Or be in need of a diversion or a memory on a Sunday eve. Image details: Fontainbleau through the eyes of the bright and beautiful Julien Lacaze (1886–1971), beginning with ‘Palais et Forêt de Fontainebleau’, lithographie en couleurs, 1925, imprimée par Maulde et Renou, Paris, 106 x 76 cm. Dive in! #Paris #colour #poster #rewind #lithography #Fontainbleau #JulienLacaze
The rarity/joy/luxury/focus of a day to draw nose to muzzle or beak was not lost on @pasadenamansions, @0francypants, @mcdrawn, @pleatybunny, @lin_tobias, and other participants at today’s Melbourne Museum (@museumsvictoria, @melbournemuseum) drawing session. See you next year. #draw #sketch #drawing #rareashens #inthemuseum #rareashensteeth #fromthecollection
Four views, two moments, one morning. Arthur and Lottie rolling in the sun as we drank our coffee on the veranda. And “love, loss and death” in Manila, ‘David Griggs: Between Nature and Sin’ at Bunjil Place (@bunjil_place).(Congratulations @georgiacribb! Always glee to catch up with you.) “....in my studio there’s a balcony next to where I paint, and in the night with the lights on in the studio, if I go on the balcony to have a cigarette it’s like viewing the paintings through a window. Viewing the works from a dark spot and looking into the light of the studio somehow gives me hope. Through the darkness looking into the studio. ... Every time I paint I learn something new and even if I paint something that I have done before it’s never ever going to be the same. Sometimes I do small sketches, sort of like kids’ drawings, but it’s more of a way of trying to mock up the composition in my head before I attack the canvas, I like to work straight from my thoughts to the canvas, and once I have drawn things up in my mind, I go for it. The only way to paint is to have no fear of failure.” — #DavidGriggs #today #bunjilplace #thisisspring #catsofinstagram #dogsofinstagram #bunjilplacegallery
A short distance away. Today and yesterday. Morning and late afternoon. #blue #walk #onfoot #bluesky #sweetpeas #splishsplash
A book of replanting begins. 🍃 “We now know that, alongside keeping fossil fuels in the ground, natural climate solutions — using the mass restoration of nature to draw down carbon from the air — offer perhaps the last remaining chance to prevent more than 1.5C, or even 2C, of global heating. Saving the remaining #rainforests and other rich #ecosystems, while restoring those we have lost, is not just a nice idea: our lives may depend on it.” (George Monbiot, ‘Rewilding will make Britain a rainforest nation again’, The Guardian, 25/09/2019) #Paris #trees #home #Arthur #replanting #ClimateCrisis #theworkingtable
 
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