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Monday, 05 March 2012

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{By This Unwinking Night, installation views and various details.}

DIY
abbreviation
do-it-yourself.

do-it-yourself |ˈdu ət ʃərˈsɛlf| |ˈdu ət jərˈsɛlf| (abbr. DIY)
adjective

(of work, esp. building, painting, or documenting your own show) done or to be done by an amateur at home : take one easy-to-use digital camera, gallery’s tripod borrowed, some gumption and do-it-yourself posturing liberally employed, and voilà! 403 photos to chip are stored. Edit as you see fit.

For those of you who cannot make it to Latrobe Regional Gallery for reasons of time, location, or otherwise, Louise and I present you a small rolling tumbling tour of our show By This Unwinking Night. We’ve jumped into the murky waters of tumblr (of which little we knew then and now know of less), and complied for you a tour of the work.

We hope you enjoy this stroll through the gallery.

(This photographic gallery tour was, in part, inspired by Camila's recent sweet lament. Thanks, we so wish you could see the show too. We so wish to meet up for a coffee too... one day, maybe soon.)

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    Traveller dear,

    Louise Jennison and I make artists’ books, we make all sorts of things, and most usually we make things on paper. Collaboration comes naturally to us both; it is an enjoyable process that yields treasure not possible without the other. Working side-by-side, as we do from our home-based studio in Melbourne, Australia, it is a pattern we are familiar with, a path we are delighted to tread, seeing what new scenario evolves. Collaboration throws up the unexpected, and what is not to like about that?

    When not with scissors in hand, I can be found writing about ballet and contemporary dance for Fjord Review, and (upon occasion) painting and collage for RMIT.

    With paper sufficient to cover the moon and sincerely yours,
    Gracia Haby
    (High Up in the Trees since 2006)

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