The Mill presents Make|Shift, an immersive and experimental exhibition of projection art by six South Australian multidisciplinary artists.
Free for all to attend, enjoy opening weekend at The Mill on 08 - 09 July and experience works created by multidisciplinary artists James Alberts, Ray Harris, Sarah Neville, Liam Somerville, Inneke Taal, and Tanya Voges, brought together under Artistic & Curatorial Facilitator Margie Medlin with mentors Cindi Drennan and Tim Gruchy.
Taking place across The Mill's Exhibition Space, Showcase Gallery, The Breakout, and other outdoor spaces, Make|Shift projects cinematic ephemera across the right angles, adjacent walls, corridors, and crevasses of the galleries. With the artists surveying and exploring new terrains like geographers, these works aim to create place, encourage encounters with speculative objects, and tell stories of our time.
The Mill and Access2Arts will present two accessible tours of Make|Shift: a live Audio Description Tour and an AUSLAN Tour with Deaf Connect.
The Make|Shift Forum
The Make|Shift Forum will discuss the underlying value of creative work for both artists and audiences. Featuring a panel of exhibiting artists, this forum will be facilitated by curator Margie Medlin and The Mill’s CEO and Artistic Director Katrina Lazaroff, and will be live captioned and livestreamed. Tickets for the Make|Shift Forum are $15.
Make|Shift Artist Talk
Join artists working on Make|Shift for an in-person talk on Friday 28 July at The Mill. This talk will also be accessible via a livestream on The Mill's YouTube.
The Make|Shift Artist Talk will be free of charge.
About the program:
Make|Shift is part of The Mill’s Expand Program, a responsive process and development program with interest in challenging artists to explore interdisciplinary, site-specific, and audience-focused new work. Expand supports artists to explore different modes of collaborating and encourages peer-learning, enabling risk taking, experimentation, and freedom of expression in the creation and realisation of new works. Expand invites audiences to not only appreciate but actively participate in the practice of art-making through artist talks, Q&As, and public workshops.
Make|Shift has been developed through Expand’s Cinematic Experiments: Projection Techniques and Technologies program.
"I wish to share my investigation of what Sergei Eisenstein called the ‘dynamic square’ that is, a frame with malleable proportions that should be responsive to the aesthetic needs of the artist."
Margie Medlin
Cindi Drennan and Tim Gruchy
James Alberts (Larrakia Nation/Australia)
Ray Harris (Australia)
Sarah Neville (Australia)
Liam Somerville (Australia)
Inneke Taal (Australia)
Tanya Voges (Australia)
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ACCESSIBILITY
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EVENT NOTES
Event Notes
Drinks and snacks available at immersive opening weekend
Directions available here: https://www.themilladelaide.com/accessibility
Enter from Angas Street at The Mill’s front door
Latecomers will be admitted at the immersive Opening Weekend for the Opening, Tours and Forum