Victoria Reichelt at Griffith University Art Museum symposium Jan Murphy Gallery
Victoria's latest exhibition is a joint show with sculptor Alex Seton, which opened just this week at Jan Murphy Gallery in Brisbane. The show includes works from her recent libraries series, and runs until November 16th. Lossless by Victoria Reichelt and Alex Seton Open now until 16 November Jan Murphy Gallery 486 Brunswick Street, Fortitude.
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9th of November 2022 Victoria Reichelt's Hyper-Real Paintings Hold Messages Of The Past The artist's new Melbourne exhibition looks back at headlines from decades ago to draw attention to climate change and current events.
Victoria Reichelt in the 2021 Portia Geach Memorial Art Award Jan Murphy Gallery
Victoria Reichelt is known for her realist paintings, which have been described as 'magnificent exemplars of the medium'. Colour Field 2012 was acquired by H.
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The Forgotten 2 2016. The earth shall inherit the weak 2022. Combining technical prowess across paint, digital photography and image manipulation, Victoria Reichelt's art practice is highly conceptual and project driven. Each body of work has expanded the metaphorical and pictorial scale of previous series, whilst pursuing a picture imperfection.
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Victoria Reichelt Australian, born 1979; lives and works in Jellurgal/Burleigh Waters, Queensland. Henry (after Betty) 2021 oil on linen Courtesy of the artist and THIS IS NO FANTASY, Naarm/Melbourne. Artist statement: Henry (after Betty) is a portrait of my son and a reference to Gerhard Richter's portrait of his daughter, Betty (1988).
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Victoria Reichelt studied Fine Art at the Queensland College of Art, graduating in 2005 having completed her Doctor of Visual Arts.
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Alluring and with a sense of disquiet, the works of Victoria Reichelt compel us to face personal and universal truths. The artist documents endangered artefacts and transitional spaces, both technological and temporal.
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Maximilian König Victoria Reichelt studiert bis 2018 Wirtschaftskommunikation in Berlin und Mexiko. Im Anschluss absolviert sie ein Volontariat für politische Kommunikation in Berlin und Brüssel. Ab 2019 arbeitet sie als Journalistin und berichtet bei Deutschland3000 (funk) gemeinsam mit Eva Schulz über Politik.
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In fact, there's a lot more going on below the covers of Reichelt's paintings, with a hint of the subversive breaking ground in her latest work. Art World Women recently had a chat with Victoria about her fascination with books and her upcoming exhibitions. Victoria Reichelt, Colour Field, 2012, oil on linen, 150 x 125cm (courtesy of Jan.
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Victoria Reichelt's highly finessed mark-making evokes the changes encroaching on both contemporary art and modern life.
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Victoria Reichelt. After (books) oil on linen. 130 x 91 cm. With the invention of ebooks, audiobooks and the proliferation of online news and research, the way we receive information is fast changing. Modern-day libraries are as busy as ever these days but people are using the facilities in very different ways, and oddly, the quietest areas.
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Victoria Riechelt is highly regarded as a young artist in Australia. Recently she has been awarded an Australia Council New Work Grant and the people's choice prizes in both the RBS Emerging Artist Award and the Metro Art Award.
Victoria Reichelt in the Portia Geach Memorial Award 2019 Jan Murphy Gallery
Victoria Reichelt. In Victoria Reichelt's 'Archive,' the historicity of objects liquifies beneath the always-now of hyperrealistic painting. As the detritus of our everyday lives becomes waste, collecting upon and destroying itself along with the planet whence it came, Reichelt's images hold us frozen in the present.
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Subscribed 4.2K views 1 year ago Victoria talks about the ambiguity of comfort in a world drowning in information and how to deal with it. Victoria Reichelt works as a journalist and reports.