✨ New Arrivals Just Dropped!Explore
1 / 11
+6
Wiradjuri Contemporary: Towards Other Institutions III
This publication showcases the work of a group of Masters students from the University of Sydney, who reimagined alternative institutions by repurposing the Eugowra Farmhouse designed by John Andrews for himself.
It features a short text by Andrew Burges, two visual essays by Hamish McIntosh, and archival material. Together, documents, words, and images open a dialogue about the kinds of museums we collectively aspire to build—after all, we are always constructing values.
It features a short text by Andrew Burges, two visual essays by Hamish McIntosh, and archival material. Together, documents, words, and images open a dialogue about the kinds of museums we collectively aspire to build—after all, we are always constructing values.
Edited by Guillermo Fernández-Abascal and Anna Tonkin
This publication showcases the work of a group of Masters students from the University of Sydney, who reimagined alternative institutions by repurposing the Eugowra Farmhouse designed by John Andrews for himself.
It features a short text by Andrew Burges, two visual essays by Hamish McIntosh, and archival material. Together, documents, words, and images open a dialogue about the kinds of museums we collectively aspire to build—after all, we are always constructing values.
It features a short text by Andrew Burges, two visual essays by Hamish McIntosh, and archival material. Together, documents, words, and images open a dialogue about the kinds of museums we collectively aspire to build—after all, we are always constructing values.
Edited by Guillermo Fernández-Abascal and Anna Tonkin
$26.57
Wiradjuri Contemporary: Towards Other Institutions III—
$26.57
Description
This publication showcases the work of a group of Masters students from the University of Sydney, who reimagined alternative institutions by repurposing the Eugowra Farmhouse designed by John Andrews for himself.
It features a short text by Andrew Burges, two visual essays by Hamish McIntosh, and archival material. Together, documents, words, and images open a dialogue about the kinds of museums we collectively aspire to build—after all, we are always constructing values.
It features a short text by Andrew Burges, two visual essays by Hamish McIntosh, and archival material. Together, documents, words, and images open a dialogue about the kinds of museums we collectively aspire to build—after all, we are always constructing values.
Edited by Guillermo Fernández-Abascal and Anna Tonkin
