ArchieMoore
Profile
Aboriginal Australian visual artist who’s work is predominantly text-based and emplyos a variety of media: painting, drawing, sculpture, video and sound work.
I am concerned with exploring the power and weaknesses of words.
This often is connected to issues of identity, race and politics.
Journal Entries
Xstrata Coal Emerging Indigenous Art Award 2008
Posted about 1 year ago.
Traditional source, modern take
Posted about 1 year ago, 1 comment so far.
*Greatest Hits performs at the University Art Gallery*
Posted about 1 year ago.
L'Aboriginal Festival Avignon from the 26th to the 29th of February 2008
Posted about 1 year ago, 1 comment so far.
Where Whispers Walk
Posted over 2 years ago.
ARC Biennial - Art, Design and Craft 2007 ~ QUT Art Museum
Posted over 2 years ago.
"The Revenge of Genres - " -"Le revanche des genres"
Posted over 2 years ago.
Writing
Artlink » vol 28 no 3 » Xstrata Coal Emerging Indigenous Art Award 2008
Beaver Lennon, Glenn Pilkington and Archie Moore are probably the closest to being conventional emerging artists
Traditional source, modern take
Books feature in Archie Moore’s entries: the Bible in his Maltheism series and an art book showing a reproduction of Albert Namatjira’s work in Sacred Sights (The First Intervention).
Greatest Hits performs at the University Art Gallery
Greatest Hits also features the very personal work of award-winning animator Van Sowerine in Clara, 2004, which uses stop-frame doll-animation techniques.
L'Aboriginal Festival and will take place in Avignon from the 26th to the 29th of February 2008
Première édition du festival sur la culture Aborigène (affiche dans le blog). / Durant 4 jours, du 26 au 29 février 2008, la culture aborigène contemporaine sera mise à l’honneur à Avignon.
Where Whispers Walk
Where Whispers Walk is an interactive video installation that responds to the changing landscape of the Brisbane River.
THE REVENGE OF GENRES – Contemporary Australian Art
The curatorial rationale seeks to subvert the notion of ‘genre’
