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Dec 14, 2011
Nov 23, 2011
@Esplanade in Singapore, October 2011-January 2012
collaboration with Dylan Martorell
メルボルンストリングセクト
ディランマートレルとのコラボレーション
シンガポール エスプラナドアートセンター
2011年10月−2012年1月まで
Oct 21, 2011
(Slow Art Collective: Tony Adams, Chaco Kato, Ash Keating, Dylan Martorell)
@ McDonald’s drive-through, underground car-park,
corner Smith St and Victoria Pde, Collingwood
part of the Mis-design exhibition by Ian Potter Museum of Art and 4 other satelite venu, multi-site exhibition
http://mis-design.tumblr.com/slowartcollective
Tony Adams, Chaco Kato, Ash Keating and Dylan Martorell are four Melbourne-based artists who collaborate under the umbrella of Slow Art Collective. Their shared concern for environmental issues leads them to develop sustainable art practices that highlight the need for social change.
For ten days the Slow Art Collective will build and install a makeshift dwelling, filming the process and streaming it live to the Potter. This temporary human shelter is designed for use in ‘emergency’ conditions. Whether these conditions come about through a natural disaster, such as flood or fire, a man-made event, such as nuclear fall-out, or a more localised—yet no less devastating event—such as the advent of homelessness, is unspecified. Collingwood provides a context where discrepancies in living conditions are transparent.
Bunkering down in a subterranean landscape designed to be a transit zone, one through which customers pass swiftly between ordering and collecting their meals, Slow Art Collective asks customers to pause and consider the contingency of human welfare upon the built environment, the nature of ephemeral dwellings, and the purposes to which design might be used.
Oct 20, 2011 ‘Try This at Home’ @ OBJECT GALLERY , Sydney 8 OCTOBER 2011 – 8 JANUARY 2012 more information object gallery website
Exhibition: Degavlas by Slow Art Collective
by Slow Art Collective (Tony Adams, Chaco Kato and Dylan Martorell)
Aug 27, 2011
新刊図書『ヤギのアシヌーラ どこいった』加藤チャコ画、福音館書店「こどものとも」年長版(5、6才向き)10月号, ご購入はこちらから
http://www.fukuinkan.co.jp/magadetails.php?goods_id=22605
Aug 15, 2011
| Mis-designIan Potter Museum of Art and 4 other satelite venu, multi-site exhibition Slow Art Collective presents ‘SHELTER’ @ McDonald’s drive-through, underground car-park, corner Smith St and Victoria Pde, Collingwood24 August – 4 September, 24 hours http://mis-design.tumblr.com/slowartcollective Tony Adams, Chaco Kato, Ash Keating and Dylan Martorell are four Melbourne-based artists who collaborate under the umbrella of Slow Art Collective. Their shared concern for environmental issues leads them to develop sustainable art practices that highlight the need for social change. For ten days the Slow Art Collective will build and install a makeshift dwelling, filming the process and streaming it live to the Potter. This temporary human shelter is designed for use in ‘emergency’ conditions. Whether these conditions come about through a natural disaster, such as flood or fire, a man-made event, such as nuclear fall-out, or a more localised—yet no less devastating event—such as the advent of homelessness, is unspecified. Collingwood provides a context where discrepancies in living conditions are transparent. Bunkering down in a subterranean landscape designed to be a transit zone, one through which customers pass swiftly between ordering and collecting their meals, Slow Art Collective asks customers to pause and consider the contingency of human welfare upon the built environment, the nature of ephemeral dwellings, and the purposes to which design might be used. http://www.art-museum.unimelb.edu.au/art_exhibitions_detail.aspx?view=179&category=future Mis-design is a five-part, multi-site exhibition with two projects situated in the Ian Potter Museum of Art and three spread across inner-city Melbourne. A sixth, affiliated project, initiated and programmed by the State of Design Festival and the Victorian College of the Arts, will be located at the Victorian College of the Arts. Mis-design conceives of and affirms a future for art, outside of the art world, as a parasite in the complex machinery of consumer culture. This provocative multi-site project brings together local and international artists in commercial and non-commercial spaces in Melbourne’s CBD. The project features the work of two renowned US artists, Adam Kalkin and Andrea Zittel, along with new work created by local artist-groups including the Slow Art Collective, the Pacific Women’s Weaving Circle and Flatland OK. The work of local artists is staged as a series of ‘interventions’ in commercial retail spaces, while Kalkin and Zittel mis-design the space of the art museum. The exhibition is accompanied by a major publication titled ‘Art in consumer culture’ by guest curator Grace McQuilten, published by Ashgate http://www.ashgate.com/isbn/9781409422402. Mis-design is supported by the Victorian Government through Arts Victoria. The Besen Family Foundation. This project has been funded by the Curator Development Initiative which is administered by the National Association for the Visual Arts (NAVA).
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Jun 23, 2011
Jun 01, 2011

May 25, 2011
Apr 01, 2011
29 April – 11 June 2011
Opening Thursday 28 April, 6pm
CRAFT VICTORIA (Gallery 3)
31 Flinders Lane Melbourne VIC 3000 Australia
http://www.craftvic.org.au/whats-on/exhibitions/chaco-kato-pulp-fiction
Apr 01, 2011
Gallery Girl at McClelland Gallery
channel 31
Sunday 20th March at 8.30pm.
Feb 01, 2011
Artist talk
Sunday 6th February at 2 pm
McClelland Gallery+Sculpture Park
390 McClelland Drive
Langwarrin Victoria 3910
+61 3 9789 1671
http://www.mcclellandgallery.com/pdfs/Survey%20Art%20Chats%202011.pdf
Dec 17, 2010
Kimberley Seedy, Creative in the Spin, Leader, Novermber 17, 2010
Robert Lindsay, ‘Art and Nature/Nature and Art’, catalogue of McClelland Sculpture Survey and Award, 2010,p33
Other Publications
Radios
Sep 24, 2010
21 November 2010 – 17 July 2011
http://www.mcclellandgallery.com/index.php?prfPageId=McClelland-Sculpture-Survey-Award
マッククレランド彫刻展2010
2年に一度の野外彫刻点。現在のオーストラリアでは一番大きな規模の展覧会とされている。
2010年11月21日ー7月17日まで (オープニングと受賞者発表は11月21日)
火曜ー日曜10.00am – 5.00pm (月曜と祭日は休み)
Sep 24, 2010
Aug 03, 2010
氷見の野山や道ばたから名のないたくさんの草や花を摘み、それを使ってヒミングアートセンターの壁に氷見の風景や草花をデザインにとりこんだ大きな壁画をつくります。最後に余った草花とお茶会の残りを使って、小さなコンポストアートを作ります。
制作:8月5日より
コンポストワークショップ:8月13日午後
展示8月17日より
090-3886-7669
upcoming project: Himming Grass Drawing Project
Aug 3-13, workshop: Aug 13th
Jul 24, 2010
8月21日(土曜日)2-5Pm
3331アーツ千代田にて、新鮮な野菜果物を使って、トータルに食生活、アート、エコロジーを楽しく学ぶワークショップを行います。ぜひ御参加ください。
upcoming project: Breathing Soil: Veggie as art workshop
Aug 21, 2-5pm
参加ご希望の方こちらへメールお願いします。ws1@3331.jp
Jul 22, 2010
Jul 22, 2010
日本テレビ『東京日和』
3331にて展示中の麦の法則の作品が(ほんの少しですが)テレビにて紹介されます。
日本テレビ『東京日和』
放送予定日:平成22年7月29日(木)21:54~21:59(関東ローカル)
予定ナレーター:役所広司
Nihon TV, ‘Tokyo Biyori’, Jul 29, 21:54-21:59
May 22, 2010
Artist talk@ Himming
May 22 Sat, 14:00-16:00
富山県、氷見市のヒミングにてアーティストトークを行いました。美味しいお魚と温泉、大変楽しいひとときをすごしました。詳しい様子は以下のリンクにて。
http://himming2008.jugem.jp/?eid=423
また8月に戻り10日間草のドローイングを参加希望者みなさんと行う予定です。
Apr 15, 2010
magazine article
アートマンスリー雑誌記事
TS2: Art Intercepting Waste
text by ADAM BROINOWSKI.
Art Monthly Australia, issue. 227, Mar 2010: 39-40