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International Limestone Coast Video Art Festival 2020

Various Artists

6 Nov - 13 Dec
The Riddoch Arts & Cultural Centre

EXHIBITION EXTENDED UNTIL 13 DECEMBER

Organised by The Riddoch Arts & Cultural Centre, the biennial International Limestone Coast Video Art Festival celebrates the creation of Video Art and places special emphasis on innovative and ground-breaking artworks. This year’s theme is ‘Video Art during and after the pandemic‘.

Installations & video works will be displayed in all three of The Riddoch’s gallery spaces.

The programming of the International Limestone Coast Video Art Festival 2020 is conceptually divided between an Open Call selection and a curated selection. For the curated selection, Festival Curator Dr. Melentie Pandilovski invited selected artists to create new work that responded to the theme of ‘Video art during and after the pandemic‘ – specifically for this festival. For the Open Call, entrants submitted one original work produced in the period from January 2020 to August 2020 responding to the theme. From more than 1800 Open Call entries, 29 videos that explore isolation, fear, new cycles, repetition and boredom in different ways across the globe were selected.

AWARDS FOR THE OPEN CALL SELECTION
Grand Prize $3,000 – Cynthia Schwertsik ‘Double Check #31’
Best Limestone Coast Based Video Art $1,500 – John Baseley ‘Virus – Obey the New Normal’
Best Limestone Coast Based Video Art for young up-and-coming artists (under 26 years) $1,500 – Mostyn Jacob ‘Floating Through the Metaverse’

To view a selection of open call works, please follow the online screening link below…

For more information about the Festival, including artists, workshops, special events and screenings, please click here.

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Image: Belinda Bonney, Reconciliation of the Nation: we all walk together as one (detail)