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THE 24 HOUR DRAWING PROJECT
The 24 Hour Drawing Project is an event in which artists start and finish a work of art in a continuous 24 hour period.
All artists work in the same venue and start at the same time. Each artist works on a piece of their own choosing. The materials, scale or subject are not restricted. The only condition is that the artists must work for the full 24 hours. Breaks for basic necessities such as meals, bathroom visits and stretching are allowed.
2008 - Washington DC
Venue and artists yet to be announced
2008 - Central TAFE. School of Art Residency
Hannah Bertram, Louise Grant, and students from the Visual Arts Diploma
2007 - Laughing Waters Birrarung Artist Residence
Hannah Bertram, Louise Grant, Ginny Grayson, Geraldine Morey,
2006 - Artists Studio
Hannah Bertram, Louise Grant, Alex Carroll
2005 - RMIT MFA Studios
Hannah Bertram, Kendall Nordin
(Images are on their way)
The 24 Hour Drawing Project is an event in which artists start and finish a work of art in a continuous 24 hour period.
All artists work in the same venue and start at the same time. Each artist works on a piece of their own choosing. The materials, scale or subject are not restricted. The only condition is that the artists must work for the full 24 hours. Breaks for basic necessities such as meals, bathroom visits and stretching are allowed.
2008 - Washington DC
Venue and artists yet to be announced
2008 - Central TAFE. School of Art Residency
Hannah Bertram, Louise Grant, and students from the Visual Arts Diploma
2007 - Laughing Waters Birrarung Artist Residence
Hannah Bertram, Louise Grant, Ginny Grayson, Geraldine Morey,
2006 - Artists Studio
Hannah Bertram, Louise Grant, Alex Carroll
2005 - RMIT MFA Studios
Hannah Bertram, Kendall Nordin
(Images are on their way)
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