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MCA Artist's Voice
MCA Artist's Voice captures the 'voice' of Australian contemporary art on DVD format featuring footage of artists candidly discussing their work and practice.
MCA Artist's Voice continues the Museum's commitment to facilitating access to contemporary art and artists. They are a powerful educational aid for art enthusiasts and students of contemporary art of all ages.
The second DVD in the series, MCA Artist's Voice Series 2, is now available and features the artists listed below, representing exhibitions across the MCA's 2006 Exhibition program.
MCA Artist's Voice DVDs are free and available now by completing the online order form .
This initiative has been made possible with the generous assistance of the Keir Foundation
MCA Artist's Voice Sample Streaming
To hear the sample streaming click on the name of the artists below.
Anne Kay & Jane Polkinghorne
Born 1958, Bahama Islands. Lives and works Sydney. Born 1967, Melbourne. Lives and works Sydney.
Bede Tungutalum
Bede Tungutalum was born in 1952 and lives on Bathurst Island, part of the Tiwi Islands in the Northern Territory.
Brook Andrew
Born in Sydney in 1970 and is of the Wiradjuri nation.
Daniel von Sturmer
Born 1972, Auckland, New Zealand. Lives and works Melbourne.
Dennis Nona
Born in 1973 on Badu Island in the Torres Strait and belongs to the Kal-lagaw-ya, Badulaig language group.
Ian W. Abdulla
Born in 1947 at Swan Reach, South Australia and is of the Ngarrindjeri people
Janet Laurence
Born 1947, Sydney. Lives and works Sydney.
Nick Mangan
Born 1979, Geelong, Victoria. Lives and works Melbourne.
Richard Bell
Born 1953, Charleville, Queensland. Kamilaroi people. Lives and works Brisbane.
Vernon Ah Kee
Born 1967, North Queensland. Kuku Yalandji, Waanji, Yidindji and Gugu Yimithirr peolples. Lives and works Brisbane.
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The MCA's Level 4 exhibition program is supported by the Visual Arts and Craft Strategy, an initiative of the Australian, State and Territory Governments.
