FUMA acknowledges the Kaurna people as the traditional owners and custodians of the Adelaide region. We recognise and respect Kaurna heritage, beliefs and spiritual relationship with Country, and respectfully acknowledge Kaurna Elders past, present and emerging.
Taking centre stage at the 2022 Ruby Awards, FUMA won a prestigious award at South Australia’s premier arts ceremony, for outstanding work in presenting an exhibition in South Australia.
Recognised in the Outstanding Work or Event Outside a Festival category for its exhibition Bee-stung lips: Barbara Hanrahan, works on paper 1960-1991, FUMA’s prize acknowledges the high quality of work for an event not as part of a festival program, in a category attracting applicants for performances, shows, productions, films, artworks, publications and visual arts exhibitions presented across the state.
Congratulations to exhibition curator Nic Brown on this accolade and thanks to the many supporting parties who contributed to success of the project.
FUMA’s nationally significant collection of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art drives cultural learning and opens-up conversations that advance reconciliation. To build this collection for current and future generations of students and broader audiences we are currently seeking support to secure the final edition of Look Who’s Calling The Kettle Black, a series of ten digitally rendered photographs by acclaimed experimental artists, r e a.
Image: r e a , born 1962, Coonabarabran, New South Wales, Gamilaraay, Wailwan and Biripi peoples, 'Domestik' from the series Look Who’s Calling The Kettle Black, 1992, Digital dye sublimation print, 19 x 25 cm, Collection of the artist © r e a, 2021
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Image: Barbara Hanrahan, (Australia 1939 – 1991), The eye of God, 1974, London, hand-coloured linocut, coloured inks on paper, 51.0 x 38.0 cm (image), 74.5 x 54.2 cm (sheet), artist's proof, Collection of Flinders University Museum of Art 1846, © the artist / courtesy Susan Sideris
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Greeting cards featuring artworks from the FUMA collections are available to purchase in sets of 10 cards.
Four different sets are available, including a limited edition set featuring works by Barbara Hanrahan. Each set is available for $29.95 (includes envelopes), is produced on high quality stock and measures 17 x 11.6 cm.
Profits raised from the sale of the cards support FUMA’s art acquisition fund.
Purchase by calling or emailing FUMA on 08 8201 2695 or museum@flinders.edu.au
For those who missed FUMA’s exhibition Bee-stung Lips: Barbara Hanrahan works on paper 1960-1991, we are pleased to announce that it will be touring with Country Arts SA throughout South Australia from 2022 - 2024.
The works and accompanying exhibition guide can be viewed online by clicking the button below.
Image: Barbara Hanrahan, Dog of darkness (detail), 1978, hand – coloured etching with plate – tone, colour inks on paper, 35.5 x 25.3 cm, Private collection, Adelaide, © the Estate of the artist, courtesy Susan Sideris 2020
Ali Gumillya Baker in conversation with Hayley Millar Baker as part of There we were all in one place
A UTS Gallery & Art Collection touring exhibition
Curated by Stella Rosa McDonald
FUMA COLLECTIONS
FUMA Collections were first established in 1966 for education and research. Now comprising 8,000 works from the 15th century to the present day and representing one of the largest University art collections in the nation, they include paintings, sculptures, prints and drawings, photographs and videos, textiles, ceramics and jewellery.
Flinders University Museum of Art gratefully acknowledges the support of Hither & Yon.
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