A Shape of Infinity [Exhibition]
Exhibition/event
Osborn, Peter and Cantrell, Kate. 2019. A Shape of Infinity [Exhibition]. Toowoomba 16 - 30 May 2019
| Title of Exhibition/Event | A Shape of Infinity [Exhibition] |
|---|---|
| Type of Exhibition/Event | Exhibition/event |
| Creator/Contributor | Osborn, Peter (Visual artist) and Cantrell, Kate (Writer) |
| Place of Publication | Toowoomba, Australia; Warwick, Australia |
| Event | A Shape of Infinity Exhibition - Toowoomba |
| Meander Exhibition | |
| A Shape of Infinity Exhibition - Brisbane | |
| Event Details | A Shape of Infinity Exhibition - Toowoomba Event Date 16 to end of 30 May 2019 Event Location Toowoomba Event Venue Red Door Gallery |
| Event Details | Meander Exhibition Event Date 20 Feb 2020 to end of 31 Mar 2020 Event Location Warwick Event Venue Warwick Art Gallery |
| Event Details | A Shape of Infinity Exhibition - Brisbane Event Date 2019 Event Location Brisbane Event Venue Frank Moran Gallery |
| Description of Exhibition/Event | This collaborative exhibition by poet (Kate Cantrell) and artist (Peter Osborn) is a visual and poetic response to Elizabeth Kübler-Ross’s Five Stages of Grief (1969), a popular grief adjustment model that describes the emotional transition experienced by those who are grieving, dying, or terminally ill: denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance. As the nexus between shape and story is one of the natural symmetries between poetry and art, the exhibition draws on the structural paradox of the lemniscate to capture and communicate the nonlinear experience of grief. The work includes 5 x free verse poems (printed as A2 vinyl posters); 6 x small ceramic sculptures (60cm x 25cm, 25cm x 35cm, 30cm x 30cm, 30cm x 30cm, 30cm x 30cm, 30cm x 30cm); 2 x paintings on linen (300cm x 75cm & 100cm x 75cm); and 1 relief ceramic (mounted on ply, 50cm x 40cm), all of which give visual and poetic representation to the five stages of grief theorised by Kübler-Ross. |
| Contains Sensitive Content | Does not contain sensitive content |
| ANZSRC Field of Research 2020 | 360201. Creative writing (incl. scriptwriting) |
| 360602. Fine arts | |
| Byline Affiliations | School of Creative Arts |
| Osborn Consulting, Australia | |
| Date | 2019 |
| Institution of Origin | University of Southern Queensland |
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