Kate Mitchell b. 1982

  • Artist
Kate Mitchell is an Australian artist whose practice includes performance-based videos, projections and objects, drawings and conceptual offerings. Her work has consistently played with the joke and the cartooning of violence.
exhibited at
Nothing is true, everything is permitted
Date
7 July 2011 - 13 August 2011
Place
Chalk Horse Gallery, Surry Hills, NSW
Description

Curated by Clementine Blackman and Kat Sapera, Nothing is true, everything is permitted takes it’s title from a mantra adopted by William Burroughs and Brion Gysin during their cut-up project. This group exhibition presented a space where causality and actuality are abandoned in favor of limitless possibilities of action.

Type
Exhibition
exhibited at
The Grip / La Mainmise
Date
4 December 2010 - 6 February 2011
Place
Kadist Art Foundation, 19 bis - 21 rue des Trois Frères, Paris
Description

Curated by Dr Dougal Phillips, “The Grip / La Mainmise” approached the work of artists from Australia and South-East Asia (alongside European peers) through a post-colonial framework that refers to metaphors of childhood, history, and power to explore the practices and concerns of artists from this region.

Type
Exhibition
Website
http://www.kadist.org/index2.php?lang=en