Juliet Darling presents three digital video art works; Town Hall, Bondi, and Mona Lisa. This trilogy was filmed outside the Town Hall in Sydney, beside the waters of the Atlantic and in The Louvre in front of the Mona Lisa. They are about an adventure of the spirit – waiting. She discovers this subject in three different ways. Juliet Darling is a film maker, artist and writer. She studied at the Canberra School of Art and the Swinburne Film and Television School in Melbourne, Australia. Darling has exhibited her paintings, drawings and cartoons in Australia and Europe, including solo exhibitions at The Arts Council Gallery, Canberra, George Paton Gallery, Melbourne, Realities Gallery, Melbourne, The ABC, Ultimo, Sydney and The Sydney Dance Company. She has collaborated on numerous film and television projects, and has written, directed and produced three films: A Curator’s Last Will and Testament, A Pair of One, and Dead Letters (associate producer Jane Campion), which was nominated for Best Social and Political Documentary at the Banff television awards (1998). Darling’s first collection of poems, Elements in a State of Wonder was published in 2012 and her memoir, A Double Spring was published by Allen and Unwin in 2013.
In work encompassing film, digital video, drawing, and printmaking, Darling explores interpersonal communication and the themes of humanism, the self in relationship with others. This will be her sixth exhibition at Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery.
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