Robyn Stacey: as still as life

National Exhibition Register

  • Fontaine de Vaucluse
    Robyn STACEY Fontaine de Vaucluse, 2009
    Medium
    chromogenic print
    Dimensions
    120.0 x 169.5 cm
    Image Credit
    courtesy of the artist, Darren Knight Gallery (Sydney) and Jan Manton Gallery (Brisbane)

About the exhibition

Robyn Stacey: as still as life leads audiences into the tantalising world of the still-life tradition. The exhibition opens with an exploration of still-life photographs drawn from MGA’s collection, placing the genre and Robyn Stacey’s work into context Stacey is one of Australia’s leading photographic artists whose fascination with the still life genre inspired the magnificent works in this exhibition. Through the contemporary medium of photography Stacey brings historical collections to life on a monumental scale, interrogating what these collections meant for the original owners and brilliantly interweaving personal historical narratives into sumptuous still lifes.

Artists and Curator

Curator
Anouska Phizacklea, MGA Director
Artists

Katthy Cavaliere, Olive Cotton, Max Dupain, Joachim Froese, Christine Godden, Janina Green, Fiona Hall, Penelope Malone, David Moore, George J Morris, Michael Riley, Robyn Stacey, Anne Zahalka

Available Dates and
Exhibition Details

Available dates
01/08/2020 - 01/12/2024
Exhibition size
Between 50-75 sq or running metres
Originating state
VIC
Organised by
Monash Gallery of Art
Price
$5,000 (exc. freight)
Web Site
http://mga.org.au/exhibition/view/exhibition/252
Accompanying materials available
Exhibition Tour Manual, Interpretative/Didactic Panels, Labels, Media Kit, Public Program Opportunities
Primary contact
Katie Tremschnig
Position
Gallery Registrar
Organisation
Monash Gallery of Art
Phone
03 9265 4890
E-mail
Katie.Tremschnig@monash.vic.gov.au
Secondary contact
Katie Tremschnig
Phone
Cait Burgoyne
E-mail
Cait.Burgoyne@monash.vic.gov.au
Acknowledgement
MGA would like to acknowledge the following exhibition supporters: City of Monash and Creative Victoria