BUFFER ZONE

EXHIBITION & ARTISTS’ TALK

WHEN WHERE WHAT COST

May 7–July 31 The Armory Gallery Exhibition Free & open to the public

May 10 COFA UNSW Artists’ Talk Exhibition Opening

RSVP required

Set on a buffer zone between an estuarine sanctuary EXHIBITION

and a de-militarised area, works by 18 local and
international artists pour over the landscape in this Exhibition Dates May 7–July 31, 2011
exhibition of contemporary environmental art. Opening Saturday, May 7, 6-8pm
RSVP maria.ortado@sopa.nsw.gov.au
Energising the landscape of the Sydney Olympic Park PH 02 9714 7870
site with solar-powered, experimental and sustainable Location/Time The Armory Gallery
art, the exhibition takes the Buffer Zone as both site Newington Armory
and stimulus. Jamieson Street
Sydney Olympic Park
Discover the Indigenous, environmental, military and Opening Hours Sat to Sun, 10am – 4pm
political history of Homebush Bay in the Buffer Zone,
and ponder the lively, timely and global commentary
drawn together by curators Ihor Holubizky (CA) and BUFFER ZONE ARTISTS’ TALK
Allan Giddy (AUS).
Date Tuesday, May 10, 2011
Participating Artists: Eva Barton, Mark Brown, Atanas Speakers Bonita Ely
Djonov, Bonita Ely, Allan Giddy, John Gillies, Richard Allan Giddy
Goodwin, Ian Howard, Sarah Iremonger, Annette Alison Groves
Mangaard, Pia Männikkö, Deirdre Nelson, Lyndall Ihor Holubizky
Phelps, Mr Snow and Zina, Martin Sims, Deborah West, Sarah Iremonger
Peter Woodford-Smith. Location/Time COFA, cnr Oxford Street
and Greens Road
For more information: lecture theatre: EGO2
www.sydneyolympicpark.com.au/Visiting/Whats_on/ 6:00 pm
events/all_events/exhibition_buffer_zone_may11

IMAGE Sarah Iremonger, Hochsitze/Hunting Boxes, 2003-10.

ERIA | THE ENVIRONMENTAL

RESEARCH INITIATIVE FOR ART
Ph +61 2 9385 0612 E a.giddy@unsw.edu.au
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