Ms Louise Haselton
School of Communication, Media and Journalism
College of Creative Arts, Design and Humanities
Eligible to supervise Masters only - email supervisor to discuss availability.
Louise Haselton completed a Bachelor of Visual Arts (Sculpture) at The University of South Australia, 1991 and a Masters of Art (by Research) at RMIT University, Melbourne in 2002. In 2005 she undertook a Helpmann Academy Residency at Sanskriti Kendra, Delhi, India. Haselton’s sculptural artwork has recently been exhibited in "Do It Adelaide" at the Samstag Museum of Art, Adelaide, "Magic Object : Adelaide Biennial of Australian Art", at The Art Gallery of SA and "Fabrik" at the Ian Potter Museum and Sutton Gallery Project Space, Melbourne. Haselton has held major solo exhibitions at The Contemporary Art Centre of SA and The Australian Experimental Art Foundation, Adelaide. Louise Haselton is represented by GAG projects Greenaway Art Gallery, Adelaide.
"Re-presenting the overlooked is important in my work. I'm interested to see if the simple act of presenting something cast-off can be restorative. It's very satisfying to scrounge for unloved materials and objects and resuscitate them. That can be simply through giving them new company, by combining a rock with some packaging or some shells with chain; to point to another life or function that something could hold, the potential of things can lie latent and be animated through a simple act."
From an interview with Michael Newall, Errand Workshop catalogue, 2011.
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