Posts Tagged ‘Muswellbrook Artist in Residence’
UPDATE: Nocturne Muswellbrook
Intersection of Sydney & Haydon Streets
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We’ve been busy in the Nocturne Muswellbrook project – Here is an update …
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A NEWSPAPER STORY
Chronicle News story: 28 June 2013
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Our Gallery
The Nocturne Gallery in SHop 8 Campbell’s Corner
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An ABC Radio interview
Mike Pritchard from ABC Radio interview
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A presentation to the local Camera Club
Muswellbrook & District Camera Club
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Working in the rain – nearly every night lately …
St Alban’s Anglican Church
St James’ Catholic Church
56 Bridge Street
Southern end of the Subway
Corner Sydney Street and Maitland Road
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SEE MORE IMAGES AND TO ALSO MAKE A PERSONAL COMMENT ON THE POSTS about your experience of ‘PLACE’ or stories evoked by the subjects we have photographed:
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https://www.facebook.com/pages/Nocturne-Muswellbrook-Project/462047657214253.
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The Blog: www.nocturnemuswellbrook.org
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Comment Now …
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© 2013 Victoria Cooper and Doug Spowart for The Nocturne Muswellbrook Project
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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.
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ARTIST IN RESIDENCE: Muswellbrook Nocturne
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Nocturne Muswellbrook
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Victoria Cooper and Doug Spowart
For those of you who have been following our nocturne work over the last twelve months at WOOLI and in XMAS STREET we are now working on a new project in the Hunter Region of New South Wales. We are Artists in Residence at the Muswellbrook Regional Arts Centre and are now making nocturne photographs at dusk using the afterglow of sunset and streetlights documenting the town of Muswellbrook.
Nocturne light creates a sense of drama or a setting for a movie scene – a place where stories can be evoked and told. In this work we explore of the idiosyncratic nature of the architecture and street scenes of country and regional towns. The prosaic nature of these towns, when photographed in the dusk light, becomes part of a found aesthetic–a site-specific sculpture of light, colour and form. But there is also a visual narrative, isolated and exhumed by this light, one that has evolved from the activity of everyday life—yet the familiarity rendered it invisible.
Making the photographs is only the beginning of the project’s activity; the next part involves making a space for the telling of stories. Therefore the photographs are being posted on social media sites, a blog and Facebook to attract comments.
We now call upon the Muswellbrook community to share their stories of each place including their everyday and meaningful experiences by connecting with the project’s Blog and Facebook sites. We also invite other participants to comment if the photographic subject invokes the recollection of an experience or story.
The Blog: www.nocturnemuswellbrook.org
and Facebook
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Nocturne-Muswellbrook-Project/462047657214253
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Doug+Vicky moving in to the Artists in Residence Studio
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The Residence Studio
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© 2013 Victoria Cooper and Doug Spowart for The Nocturne Muswellbrook Project
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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.
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