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ART AND HUMAN RIGHTS:
WITNESSING TO SILENCE

Opening in conjunction with the Art and Human Rights conference, the exhibition Art and Human Rights: Witnessing to silence presents the work of fifteen international artists, dealing with issues of human rights. The exhibition venues are:
Drill Hall Gallery, ANU 17 July - 17 August
School of Art Gallery, ANU 7 August - 31 August
Canberra Contemporary Art Space 7 August - 6 September

Works will also be on show at the National Gallery and performances at the National Museum of Australia

DRILL HALL GALLERY
AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL UNIVERSITY

Christian Boltanski

Juan Davila

Fiona Foley

Pat Hoffie

Alfredo Jaar

William Kentridge

Nalini Malani

Luc Tuymans

Guan Wei

 

SCHOOL OF ART GALLERY

Dadang Christanto

Michel Tuffery

VIDEO COMPONENT

A series of videos by a number of different international artists will also form part of the exhibition at the Canberra School of Art Gallery

CANBERRA CONTEMPORARY ART SPACE

Santiago Bose

Mella Jaarsma

Nindityo Adipurnomo

NATIONAL MUSEUM OF AUSTRALIA

Michael Mel

© Humanities Research Centre, Australian National University, 2003

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Last Modified: Fri, 06 Jun 2003