Cass Lynch, Author at Seesawmag

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Jasmine Togo-Brisby, As above so below, 2022, installation of plaster forms. Commissioned for Other Horizons by Fremantle Arts Centre in association with Perth Festival. Supported by visual arts partner Wesfarmers Arts. Photography by Rebecca Mansell Jasmine Togo-Brisby's work uses 369 prone plaster Vanuatu cultural figures gaze sightlessly from the wooden floor, arranged to suggest the outline of a ship. T Journeys through water, time and truth-telling

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Journeys through water, time and truth-telling

1 March 2023

Three powerful exhibitions at Fremantle Arts Centre take the viewer to physical and metaphorical horizons, writes Cass Lynch.

Ilona McGuire, 'The Sixth Spade', 2022, mixed media installation, sand, ochre, metal shovel A detail from Ilona McGuire's 'The Sixth Spade', on display at Fremantle Arts Centre as part of Nih! Yeyi Yorga Waangkiny, in which two walls are covered in splashes of white and orange ochre. The outlines of four spaces are visible on the wall, and a 5th, real spade hangs amongst them. Celebrating yorgas, Country and kinship at Fremantle Arts Centre

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Celebrating yorgas, Country and kinship at Fremantle Arts Centre

26 May 2022

Cass Lynch is absorbed into strata layers of land, family and body in ‘Nih! Yeyi Yorga Waangkiny | Listen! Women Talking Now’.

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Perspectives from the waves

24 February 2021

Cass Lynch takes a refreshing dip in the marine-themed exhibition, ‘Reflection / Submersion’, showing at the Holmes à Court Gallery as part of Perth Festival.

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Journeys through water, time and truth-telling

Celebrating yorgas, Country and kinship at Fremantle Arts Centre

Perspectives from the waves

Seesaw Magazine acknowledges the traditional custodians of the lands on which we work and live, the Whadjuk people of the Noongar Nation. We acknowledge and respect their continuing culture and the contribution they make to the life of this city and this region.
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