APT Bulletin Vol.3 No.2

C 41 &4f IJ i i t f i?/i L4 • 1. Smoking ceremony performed by art project was first Rick Rooer at the APT3 opening, 9 Sept 1999. 'In the decade since this visionary • 2. A morning tea held at the Gallery Bistro conceived, a network of relationships has spread from the to welcome visiting artists was hooted by Queensland Art Gallery Trustee Ms Lilla Watson and other Indigenous elders from the local Quensland Art Gallery acros Asia and the Pacific. Brisbane community. Nicholas Jose, The Bulletin, 7 Sept 1999 • 3. Japanese artist Shigeaki Iwai's video work Dialogue 1996-99 deals with communication between people who have different cultures and languages. • 4. Sri Lankan artist Jagath Weeraoinghe '°I2-1 - - ' 0 t 4 . ofl i i : i i J I z x JL s J 2 f l c = O 3HU" CD L...7 ..! - - i t . . . . . O:j worked with local schoolchildren who — 1 — h sculpted clay flowers and parrots which form 9t:[J' OFAIOF EllhltiOt: X X I O 1 . OlI7I---24 7101E} t ! 7 i I . ' ' i part of his work 'Yantra Gala' and the r C ) C ) L I —i I - E 13,9 q 24 Ail (The Bulletin), 1999 9%, 721 pilgrimage 1999 ia i _ I Photo: Ben Wickes ) P 5. The Yogyakarta studio of Brahma T Sari worked in collaboration with Indigenous artists from Utopia Batik in Central Australia to create the work Sekar pucung- Songs of l EH 0F 212121 xli 3 I OFAI OF E9 LI 01l 2.i O U ° 1 999 i 9- 901 ° the ancestors, Batik apmer-areny - Batik from no rj I L. 0 J I - 2 0 l Ofi E aiA&I2I FE I N N 0101, L-1 11 m - r 2 i 11E1 blElVi01l Q I I X j A l o 4Ef° the land 19. Photo: Bary M. Alwr ' - A CD __1 r r - - = - z o r L I 0 (fl ) 4 Q - 1 2 1 01 Elo4 F1,&F7' Ol D A I 3000010401 01 JLJ LI • 6. Senior tribal artist Sonabai from CD 1 U I It i 1 "ii II L_ 01 f 01 j E.. J Al I ?j- 0j - - 7 o 0' ' - - 2 2 7 0' 'Zl Al I - - ..l-L. 7 r : Puhphutara in central India travelled to CD L . CD I L . L _ I A Brisbane with her son and assistant Daroga Ram, to complete her work for APT3. A local Hindi family provided invaluable assistance -71 EJ 2101' t 4 Al 01 LII 7 g 01 j j Al I ILf I 2-I F, 2-i A . A-I U OF to the artists and the Gallery in terms of I r I L-IL = AIOF E H ° Io1 27Uol _ i2i01lA1 7114 0 1 l F 2 i 71 -5-[ n ç = , A - j O [ language and culture. C D o I ' I Fa Sonabai installing her work Untitled 1999 Photo: Ben Wickes 10j Al '2) Li Al' " I l Al 01 Ej 7 Fl jL.2I l I iI 21 , • 7. Korean artist Kim Soo-Ja installing I fl I L - 2 b - i 1 I l L. A1l I F -IEF ExF71 o t DI UI LI2 LaLii ei El JF Al - - j - - C ) I C ) her work, A laundrywoman 1999. r - I L 1 , = CD U.... I " 6 Photo: Ben Wickes CD o 0 X [ = = O l E1045~ CH F_[. - c) -17 • 8. Alfredo Aquilizan working on Project belonging #2 1999 5 5 0 1 01 L-1= - ' - ' 01 XFAi . . 01 N1. = . Al Bl FiL i 0 AI till ko1 F,xF A.d-1 . 2 U LF 01 I 7I o Collaborations between artists and local L..i CDL_AA - it C) community members from Asia and the Pacific ( ' , I I A . l ' •I' '-'-i-ff 7 - LIIF 9 1 2 [ l Q 0 1 j IIl-J "o'"- L.101A1'2F.. 212-lol 7F[F- who are now living in Brisbane created I'-n 'S CD L._. i j - 2f zl 2.F-- ofi J-o fl Al, LU o i 01 dialogues and involvement at a personal level. oiCD r U t - ' - '=C' T 1I__L_ I C ) L... I 1 Alfredo and Isabel Aquilizan from the 2.1 -i-71I, CD 74'I 0 I I 0 A FI 24. 71 D l Q. U-I 01 L I Philippines and a Brisbane-based Filipino volunteer worked closely with local families to gather hundreds of household items to create - x z z I I . t their work Project be-longing #2. QIb xz1AII0I 0 i C D = C ) C ) C) — $F1 21012-F 0IK LF-IL E1, l 0 A.'-0L —i _ L - - i - J - - 0 1 l 7 F 0 CD --ior Photo: Rhana Devenport ' o - ' j 0'LF. LI LI 0' A F - , AILII 300192I L f l t A f l 1 ' I t 2 E OF. 2j - I II = 1 CD • CD ' S I L ! L . - 2) F1F ZI 01'i A l l LI X[-1 A F X F E a 0 AA I.