Image Collective
Launched in November 2020, the high quality 52 page magazine-style publication with bi-fold cover features current perspectives on image culture by Image Collective members Olga Bennett, Lauren Dunn, Annika Koops, Josephine Mead, Sanja Pahoki, Olivia Poloni and Grace Wood.
The collective set out to create new dialogue and discourse with a selection of progressive and diverse contemporary arts, curatorial and academic practices where the central motif of their process of thinking and making is relevant to the politics of the image in its various forms. Their primary interest is to question their contemporary relationship to the image, and together develop up to date discourse to share with others to act as an archive as well as stimulate their collective practices.
52 pages, 22 x 30 cm, softcover, Image Collective (Melbourne).
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Image Collective
Launched in November 2020, the high quality 52 page magazine-style publication with bi-fold cover features current perspectives on image culture by Image Collective members Olga Bennett, Lauren Dunn, Annika Koops, Josephine Mead, Sanja Pahoki, Olivia Poloni and Grace Wood.
The collective set out to create new dialogue and discourse with a selection of progressive and diverse contemporary arts, curatorial and academic practices where the central motif of their process of thinking and making is relevant to the politics of the image in its various forms. Their primary interest is to question their contemporary relationship to the image, and together develop up to date discourse to share with others to act as an archive as well as stimulate their collective practices.
52 pages, 22 x 30 cm, softcover, Image Collective (Melbourne).
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Launched in November 2020, the high quality 52 page magazine-style publication with bi-fold cover features current perspectives on image culture by Image Collective members Olga Bennett, Lauren Dunn, Annika Koops, Josephine Mead, Sanja Pahoki, Olivia Poloni and Grace Wood.
The collective set out to create new dialogue and discourse with a selection of progressive and diverse contemporary arts, curatorial and academic practices where the central motif of their process of thinking and making is relevant to the politics of the image in its various forms. Their primary interest is to question their contemporary relationship to the image, and together develop up to date discourse to share with others to act as an archive as well as stimulate their collective practices.
52 pages, 22 x 30 cm, softcover, Image Collective (Melbourne).
