Publication

The studio has produced a 256 page publication to document the Venice Biennale New Australian Pavilion: Di Stasio Ideas Competition.

The publication showcases the short list of 56 projects, 37 professional and 19 pre-professional with a further coverage of the 11 finalists including the winners, Davide Marchetti and SPF15+. There are essays from Andrew Mackenzie, editor of AR and Norman Day, chair of judging.

The publication is available for purchase for AUS$30.00 from Café Di Stasio, Heide Museum of Modern Art, Avenue Bookstore or via downloadable order form at the Di Stasio website.

Hinterlands: Albert Tucker’s landscapes 1960-1975
28 June 2008—22 February 2009
Heide Museum of Modern Art

Hinterlands examines Albert Tucker’s new vision of his homeland, with particular emphasis on works depicting the bush around his property in rural Hurstbridge on Melbourne’s fringes; the distinctive Gippsland landscape off the coast of south-east Victoria; and the spectacular Barmah Forest in the north of the state.

The catalogue for this exhibition is the 5th in the Tucker series and moves to a landscape format with slipcase, to reflect the landscape orientation of this body of work. The project was supported by Spicers Paper, with the catalogue being printed on their new recycled coated stock, Hello and the slip case being printed on the new Stephen Spicy White. An additional customised run of these catalogues were produced for Spicers Paper for the promotion of these new stocks.

Publication of recent work for photographer John Gollings which explores his approach to documenting both ancient and modern buildings.

A single mind: Rick Amor curated by Linda Short is open at Heide Museum of Modern Art from 22 March–13 July 2008. Rick Amor is one of Australia’s most significant contemporary artists. The exhibition presents for the first time a complete survey of his paintings and works on paper from the 1960s to today.

The exhibition catalogue and signage was designed to reflect the strong use of classic proportions and grids within Rick’s work.

We just took delivery of the Rick Amor catalogue and want to say thank you for a beautiful design job. Absolutely the best catalogue that Rick has ever had or is ever likely to have.
Rick Amor and Meg Williams

Comissioned by Gallery Gabrielle Pizzi to create a catalogue for an exhibition of Christian Thompson self-portraits. The exhibition is open until 5 April 2008.