We are open to approaches about exhibiting INVERTO
The work consists of
More information:
CONTACT: Alison Bennett abennett@deakin.edu.au www.alisonbennett.net
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A print of Inverto #19 won the portraiture prize at the Centre for Contemporary Photography Salon exhibition in Melbourne.
Exhibition runs til 19 December 2015
http://www.ccp.org.au/
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Inverto included in The Wrong New Digital Art Biennale 2015 – Homeostatis Lab
http://thewrong.org/Homeostasis-Lab
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Inverto included in ‘Gendered Perspectives: an investigation into contemporary identities’, curated by Jess T. Dugan, Harman Centre Gallery, Bradley University, Chicago USA, 19 Nov – 10 Dec 2015
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Viral media response following ABC TV Australian Story ‘From Daddy’s Tummy’
broadcast 10 Aug 2015 http://goo.gl/X4zZFc
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‘From Daddy’s Tummy’ tells the story of AJ and his much-loved family
and showcases a stunning photographic record of his physical transition by Melbourne artist Alison Bennett.
http://www.abc.net.au/austory/
View the program online here http://www.abc.net.au/austory/content/2015/s4287897.htm
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Delighted that Inverto.me has been included in the latest issue of Ada, published by the super cool Fembot Collective
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Inverto in the FILE Electronic Language International Festival, June – July 2015 in Brazil
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http://mattolucas.com/melbourne-art-review/interview-with-alison-bennett
+mar: Do you have any work on show at the moment?
AB: “I currently have a project installed in the studio space at the wonderful Testing Grounds til Sunday 8 February. Inverto was collaboration with a friend as they undertook the process of aligning their physical presence with their gender identity. It comprises of 24 photographs taken monthly over two years. Each photograph has the same pose and lighting. Whilst the changes are gradual, we see an individual go through profound physical changes. People sometimes ask if the images are digitally manipulated but it’s straight photography. I am immensely proud to have been a part of this work. Inverto will continue to have an online presence at WWW.INVERTO.ME”
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Inverto screened on the big wall @ Midsumma’s Testing Grounds 9-11pm Thu 29 Jan, installation continued in the Testing Grounds Studio til 8 Feb 2015
Inverto was also part of the Forever Now project beamed into space 18 January at MONA FOMA https://inverto.me/2015/01/20/forever-now-launch-at-mona-foma-18-january-2015/
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Cook, R 2015, ‘The marriage of gender and technology’, PONY, Gay News Network 15 January 2015 http://gaynewsnetwork.com.au/pony/the-marriage-of-gender-and-technology-16181.html
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Inverto was screened prior to the opening film of the inaugural Tilde Melbourne Trans & Gender Diverse Film Festival 21 November 2014 at Bella Union in Melbourne.
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INVERTO has been selected for inclusion in the FOREVER NOW project.
The selected artworks will be encoded on a golden record and launched into space …
http://forevernow.me/artists/artwork/inverto/
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INVERTO is under consideration for the FOREVER NOW project.
The selected artworks will be encoded on a golden record and launched into space …
http://forevernow.me/artists/artwork/inverto/ 
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The snails like the starch paste 🙂
The paste-up images are either A0 or A1 in size, bitmap dot matix images on bond paper. They are pasted using a starch glue that is a temporary install.
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