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Gulliver’s Travels

Gulliver’s Travels

Dates:
1 April – 3 September 2002

Location:
Contemporary Art Services Tasmania, Hobart, TAS

Artists:
Craige Andrae, James Angus, Beata Batorowicz, Matt Calvert, Richard Giblett, Timothy Horn, Katie Moore, Callum Morton (and the UDL), Louise Paramor, Charles Robb, Tim Silver, Ricky Swallow and Louise Weaver

Curator:
Stuart Koop

Touring:
Monash University Museum of Art, VIC; Contemporary Art Services Tasmania, Hobart, TAS; College of Fine Arts, Sydney, NSW; Institute of Modern Art, Brisbane, QLD; Canberra Contemporary Art Space, ACT; Contemporary Art Centre of South Australia, Adelaide; Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts, WA

Acknowledgements:
Gulliver’s Travels was developed through support from CAST Touring’s Exhibition Development Fund. The touring exhibition was supported by National Exhibition Touring Support (NETS) Australia, a national network committed to promoting and presenting contemporary visual art, craft and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art through touring exhibitions of excellence across Australia, and CAOs (Contemporary Arts Organisations Australia).

^{Image: Callum Morton (and the UDL), Toys 'R' Us 2001, digital print, edition of 30, 59 x 84 cm}

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