Hidden in the undergrowth
Biosphere
Gracia Haby & Louise Jennison
Something Reverberated
2021
20 page concertina artists’ book, inkjet print on Canson Arches 88 310gsm, with accompanying narrative (by Gracia Haby), housed in a box (by Louise Jennison) with original watercolour cover on Saunders Waterford Aquarelle 300gsm white hot-press paper
Printed by Arten
Edition of 2
and
A Hemline of Sky, Forest, and Water Through Smoke
2020
Unopened artists’ books, 12 double-sided Indigo Digital CMYK pages with perforated fore-edge and eight double-sided Indigo Digital CMYK and black pages on 118gsm Mohawk Superfine Smooth Ultra White, with Indigo Digital CMYK covers on 148gsm Mohawk Superfine Smooth Ultra White
Including a waistband on 118gsm Mohawk Superfine Smooth Ultra White, and paper knife on 1400gsm boxboard
Printed by Bambra
Bound by Louise Jennison
(Each an) edition of 100, with 10 artists’ proofs
Walk up the stairs to the eighth floor, or catch the lift. To join us for Biosphere, opening tomorrow, and for which we made our new artists' book, Something reverberated.
Biosphere
An exhibition curated by Felicity Spear
Gracia Haby & Louise Jennison, Harry Nankin, Felicity Spear, Debbie Symons, Rosie Weiss
Until Saturday 20th of November, 2021
Stephen McLaughlan Gallery
Room 816, Nicholas Building, 37 Swanston Street, Melbourne
Biosphere opening celebration
Saturday 6th of November, 2021
1pm–5pm
We’d love to see you in the physical environment.
The exhibition runs until Saturday the 20th of November, friends.
We are utterly delighted that the edition you can see in the gallery will be heading interstate afterwards. Something reverberated, edition 2/2, and its companion, With wings outstretched and quivering, 2/2, have been acquired by the State Library New South Wales.
(Explore our other artists’ books and zines in their collection.)
Included in the exhibition, alongside Something reverberated, editions of A Hemline of Sky, Forest, and Water Through Smoke.
Included, below, Monday’s installation in the gallery.
If you’d like to keep Thursday’s conversation across the airwaves going, on Sunday, why not consider heading to The Seventh Annual Hallozeen. We will have, in addition to Bats aren’t scary, pocket-sized versions of Something reverberated at our table, as well as our earlier tales.
The Seventh Annual Hallozeen
The Mission to Seafarers
717 Flinders Street, Docklands
Sunday 7th of November, 2021
12pm–5pm
Image credit: The Nicholas Building, eleven floors, built between 1925–1926, Palazzo style, architect Harry Norris; viewed from Flinders Lane, includes section of St. Paul's on left, pedestrians, traffic, shop sign on right for Welbilt lounge suites. Photograph by Mark Strizic, 1962. Courtesy State Library Victoria.
