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Raquel Ormella at TWS creator in residence

5 January 2010 - 23 May 2010

From January to March 2010, Sydney-based visual artist Raquel Ormella will be the creator in residence as part of the International Creator Residency Program at Tokyo Wonder Site.

Curious about Japanese constructions of ‘nature’ and human-animal relations in urban Japanese environments, Ormella proposes to work with environmental and urban organisations which care for birds.

She plans to visit and document bird-watching sites (Oi Yacho Koen, Takao-san) with an aim to capture the complexity of human-animal relationships. She plans to also work in the same way with similar Australian organisations. 

Raquel Ormella

Ormella (1969- ) has a diverse practice including making video, installation, drawing, and zines/artists books. Her work has been included in the 2008 Sydney Biennale, 2003 Biennale of Istanbul and the 2002 Sao Paulo Biennale. Recent exhibitions in Sydney have been Making it new:Focus on Contemporary Australian Art at the MCA, and  She went that way (2009), the first survey of her work at Artspace. Ormella is a PhD student at the School of Art, ANU, and is represented by the Milani Gallery, Brisbane, and Uplands Gallery, Melbourne.

Raquel Ormella at TWS creator in residence Raquel Ormella at TWS creator in residence Raquel Ormella at TWS creator in residence
Creator-in-Residence Program Exhibition "Tokyo Story"
Date

7 April 2010 - 23 May 2010

Venue

Tokyo Wonder Site Shibuya

1-19-8 Jinnan, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo
*8 min walk from Shibuya Station

Phone: 03-3463-0603

Website:
http://www.tokyo-ws.org/shibuya/index.html

Other Information

Links:

Raquel Ormella

Tokyo Wonder Site

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