221 Beaufort St, Northbridge, WA 6000. Phone: (08) 9328 2088. Fax: (08) 9328 7519.
E-mail: spectrum@ecu.edu.au  Web: www.scca.ecu.edu.au/projects/spectrum
Gallery Hours: Wednesday - Sunday 2pm – 6pm. Free admission.
SPECTRUM PROJECT SPACE
  Spectrum Project Space is a continuing initiative of the school of Communications & Contemporary Arts, Edith Cowan University.
  3 July - 13 July 2008

New Revelations

Following on from the extremely successful 2007 exhibition at Spectrum Project Space, New Revelations, curated by Dr Leon Marvell will be composed of recent screen work in new media. A wide variety of experimental, non-narrative, non-linear screen works have been drawn together from local, national and international new media screen artists especially for the Revelation Film Festival.

  25 July - 10 August 2008

Out of the Shadows

Susan Williams, Eileen Whitehead, Maureen Wilson, Huilin Sun, Pina Ranalli & Heather Shaw present Out of the Shadows, a group exhibition curated by Paul Uhlmann from the Edith Cowan University (ECU) School of Visual Arts
Each member of the group explores the dark side of their contemporary world and within their practice is active in interrogating its essence and revealing it from the shadows.

 


Eileen Whitehead - CONFLAGRATION, 2007


Huilin Sun - NOWHERE TO MOVE ONTO, 2007

  12 August 2008, 7:30pm

Sound Spectrum - SOUNDTRACKS - MUSIC FOR FILM AND VIDEO

A marvellous selection of new film and video works made by Film & Video and Screen Academy students, accompanied by original film scores written by WAAPA's classical, contemporary and jazz composition students. The showing includes music video, experimental shorts, doco's and more! WAAPA composition students have been nominated for 2 consecutive years in the Western Australian Screen Awards - come and see why.
Curated by Cat Hope.

  6 September - 21 September 2008

Rootprints - Brooke Zeligman

Rootprints is a series of carefully constructed works that explore the paradox between repulsion and desire, tracing a path through the notion of the abject and laying bare bodily processes and sexual drives.

The body of 3D works incorporates 'hot cast glass' elements with marine ply and LED lighting to create a conduit through memory and desire. These works respond to the ideas expressed within Feminist scholarship on the body.


Brooke Zeligman - LIFEWRITING SERIES, I 2007