FUMA is delighted to announce that with the lifting of restrictions due to COVID-19 we are now open to the public as per our standard hours of operation. In following Government advice, measures regarding physical distancing and hygiene are in place.

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_{Chips Mackinolty, The first pandemic, 2020, digital print on archival paper, 40 x 36 cm, ed. 12/19, © Chips Mackinolty 2020}

VIRTUAL SYMPOSIUM

In the hold

Decolonising Cook in art, performance and text

FREE LIVESTREAM EVENT | REGISTRATION ESSENTIAL

Hosted by Flinders University Museum of Art and College of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences in partnership with University of Tasmania Cultural Collections

Thursday 24 September 2020
9.15 am - 4.30 pm

EXHIBITION

In the hold

Decolonising Cook in contemporary Australian art

A Flinders University Museum of Art exhibition co-curated by Dr Ali Gumillya Baker and Fiona Salmon

2 June – 6 October 2020
FUMA Gallery I Bedford Park

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Christine McCormack

In this edition we rediscover South Australian artist Christine McCormack's moving and haunting lithographs, the Persephone series.

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^{Christine McCormack, A day turned to night from the Persephone series 1973 lithograph, ink on paper 70.5 x 52 cm, © the artist}

COMPETITION

2020 Exhibition Review Competition

Enter the Flinders University Museum of Art's 2020 Exhibition Review Competition for the chance to win $250!

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Exhibition archive

For those who missed the FUMA exhibition STELARC: Posthuman Bodies, the works and accompanying videos can be seen via the installation shots, and you can read the catalogue with feature essay by Professor Edward Scheer, Head of School, Art & Design, University of New South Wales. Also check out the Hands-On public program which was livestreamed via Facebook on 30 March and is now available for viewing on the web.

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FUMA COLLECTIONS

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FUMA Collections were first established in 1966 for education and research. Now comprising 8,000 works from the 15^th 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.

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Visit the news and media hub for all media releases and updates on FUMA activities. For further enquiries please contact museum@flinders.edu.au or (08) 8201 2695.

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