Jessie Lumb

Moving image works for Light up the Lantern, shown on the Rundle Lantern, corner of Rundle and Pultney Streets, Adelaide.

Partner project between the Australian Network for Art and Technology and the Adelaide City Council.

Speaking about DIY art opportunities at the SALA Festival Artist Forum at the Art Gallery of South Australia.

A small accumulation of liquid (seepage/soakage), 2014, video

The brilliant texture of small town life, 2014, chalk rubbed over the surface of gallery walls to reveal their texture

Filtering the universe on a passage to the lungs, 2014, cigarette butts wrapped in coloured paper, Contemporary Art Tasmania courtyard

A small accumulation of liquid, 2014, handmade and hand coloured puddle, Tasma Street, Hobart

Unkept brings together the work of Jessie Lumb and Claire Kroužecký, both early career artists whose practices are led by humble beginnings and chance occurrences; a ‘paying attention’ to what is considered commonplace and a responsiveness to everyday sites and materials. Curated by Polly Jean Dance at Contemporary Art Tasmania.

Photographs by Jan Dallas

Puddle experiment (natural cochineal), hand dug hole, water, food colouring

Puddle experiment (purple paint), hand dug hole, water, acrylic paint

Dream Garden, 2014, cellophane, tinsel and a section of my backyard transported to the Adelaide Central Markets. Wall drawings by Elyas Alavi as part of ‘Arthouse’, curated by Brigid Noone.

Canola stuble coloured with Posca paint pens, Ouyen, VIC.