GPG VIRTUAL
In continuing to support the artistic initiatives of University of Melbourne students, the George Paton Gallery is hosting a series of online projects, including Instagram takeovers, screen-based exhibitions, interviews, video works and more. If you are interested in contributing to GPG Virtual please contact us at gpg@union.unimelb.edu.au
VIDEO & SOUND
'Transcient Lapses' by Fiona Martin
VIDEO
'2020' by Sixia Hu
EXHIBITION | Baedhaang
Muskaan Hakhu
INTERVIEW
Anya Wong and Nicole Schwartz
VIDEO
'a radius of small' by Bethany Joyce
EXHIBITION | NWEB
'images for Cognition', 2020
VIDEO
'The Objet a and why you should' by Jen Velander
INSTAGRAM RESIDENCY 14-20 SEPT
'Waiting Room' by Astrid Mulder
EXHIBITION | 10-16 SEPT
'Gaze, Interrupted' curated by ISP
'#gpgsurvivalkits2020'
COVID project
LECTURE | How To Work Better
David Attwood and Reis Low
EXHIBITION | Surface Tension
Skye Malu Baker, Nina Rose Prendergast and Ellen Sayers
EXHIBITION
'HOME: Here/There/Somewhere' curated by Anya Wong
VIDEO
'SceneUnseen'
JULY E-RESIDENCY
'Interbeing' by Emily Simek
INTERVIEW | NWEB
Hugo Blomley and Clara Joyce
INTERVIEW | Caroline Phillips
Linking in with feminism at the GPG
INTERVIEW | Life in ISO
Sandie chats with Jessie Turner
VIDEO
'Time' by Sixia Hu
ARTWORK
'Untitled' by Fiona Shewan
![Every minute 20 people leave everything behind to escape war, persecution, or terror.
Today on World Refugee Day we honour refugees around the globe and recognise their plight and resilience in rebuilding their lives. It is an opportunity for us all to experience and celebrate the rich diversity of refugee communities. 💫
UMSU stands together to celebrate the strength, courage and perseverance of refugees and we seek to vigorously ensure that our community is welcoming to all. ✊
[Image description: Illustration of Earth with a red love heart across it in the top right hand corner. "World Refugee Day" is written in white, bold letters in the top left hand corner. Blue/purple gradient background with illustrations of clouds in the backdrop. A group of rainbow hands at the bottom of the image reaching up to the Earth.]](https://umsu.unimelb.edu.au/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed/img/placeholder.png)