Box 116

Scope and Contents: Group show exhibition of work by men and women artists, such as Nicholas Africano, Janet Cooling, and Kathleen Zorko. Essay notes that the art chosen for this exhibition is about " ... soul and body (substance, fullness, physicality) as its expression, wholeheartedly entwine, the result being spirited revelation and spiritual revelry." (p. 10) Essayist Joanna Frueh thought that, Perhaps artists to some degree...

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October 26-November 3, 1977, at the Ewing and George Paton Gallery, 2nd floor, Melbourne University Union.

Includes work by Martha Rosier, Leslie Carlson, and Adele Shaules.

Subject matters range from: the objectification of women, transexuality, environmental concerns, nuns, wife abuse, vegetarianism, identity consciousness, domesticity, etc.

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First title: "Video als artistick medium". Videos dating from 1974-77. Includes Lili Dujourie and Guy Mees.

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Group show including Vito Accioni. Objects from 1969-70 and videos from 1972-78.

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Explores the effect of movie and video technology on fine arts painting.

Includes the theatrical paintings of Ruth Weisberg.

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Catalog for group show at the Galerie Nachst St. Stephan, from March 7-April 5, 1975.

Includes film works by Carolee Schneeman, Meret Oppenheim, and Rebecca Horn.

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Exhibition was a 1956-67 retrospective at the Vancouver Art Gallery held from January 9 -February 4, 1968. Joyce Wieland is described as filmmaker whose art is " ... created in gentleness and that warm light which is uniquely and eternally female."

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Includes works of Minimalists, Abstract Expressionists, and Neo-Primitives.

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Documentation of Beuys' Conceptual art exhibited in NY, Paris, and Germany, 1969-1971.

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Photos by Cyrus Happy, Minimalist/Conceptual art project based on time and nature.