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Papers by Chris Barry
Auto/Biography and Mediation, Editor: Alfred Hornung. American Studies/A Monograph Series, Volume 190, Heidelberg: Universitatsverlag, Winter, 2010, pp.495-519 (Chapter)
Encountering Culture: A Dialogue (2006) is a photographic project that emerged from Alice Springs... more Encountering Culture: A Dialogue (2006) is a photographic project that emerged from Alice Springs in Central Australia as a result of known and sustained relations between myself, the artist, and the collaborators featured in the photographsalong with their families and ...
Chris Barry, Her stories Catalogue of exhibition held at Plimsoll Gallery, Centre for the Arts 7 ... more Chris Barry, Her stories Catalogue of exhibition held at Plimsoll Gallery, Centre for the Arts 7 - 28 April. 1993.
PERCEPTIONS OF SELF IN SOCIETY AS VIEWED THROUGH LITERATURE AND THE ARTS. HR Humanities Review, St. John's University, New York, Fall 2013
For those being borne across the world and translated by migration, writes Nikos Papastergiadis, ... more For those being borne across the world and translated by migration, writes Nikos Papastergiadis, the state of exile offers the freedom of modernity-mobility, transplantation, reinvention and the desired break from traditions, whilst, simultaneously, yearning and desiring precisely the thing that was lost-the home or heimat-the place of ancestors, traditions and the specificities of culture-where memory and meaning is articulated and where the self is formed.
ART/E/FACT: An International Publication Concerning Art and Anthropology, Centre for Visual Anthropology, Goldsmiths College, University of London. ISSUE 2: THE SOCIAL LANDSCAPE
T he municipal pool in Alice Springs is a multi-purpose facility incorporating extensive grassed ... more T he municipal pool in Alice Springs is a multi-purpose facility incorporating extensive grassed areas, three swimming pools, trampolines, BBQ facilities, shop, and expansive sports grounds. A day at the local swimming pool is akin to a day at the beach. The town pool entertains children and teenagers from multifarious Aboriginal language groups and traditional communities (bush mob)-Yuendumu, Papunya, Kintore (north-west) Utopia (north-east), Ernabella, Fregon, Amata (south), for instance. Yirara, the local Aboriginal boarding school whose students are frequent visitors to the pool, houses students from the Pitjantjatjarra lands (south) and other surrounding communities, as well as those from Darwin, Top End (Arnhem Land), Katherine, and Tennant Creek (north). Local Aboriginal kids (town mob) represent a demographic cross-section that includes town camps, housing estates, town flats, and immediate traditional lands situated on the outskirts of Alice Springs, such as Jay Creek (west) and Amoonguna (east).
Auto/Biography and Mediation, Editor: Alfred Hornung. American Studies/A Monograph Series, Volume 190, Heidelberg: Universitatsverlag, Winter, 2010, pp.495-519 (Chapter)
Biography, Jan 1, 2005
Dialogues and Self Constructions is a project grown out of Alice Springs/Central Australia throug... more Dialogues and Self Constructions is a project grown out of Alice Springs/Central Australia through known and sustained relations between the artist (Chris Barry) and her collaborators—and their families and extended kin. Alice Springs is a bi-cultural township. ...
Books by Chris Barry
WIND IN UTOPIA is the Catalogue for Dr Chris Barry's Survey Exhibition at the Australian Centre f... more WIND IN UTOPIA is the Catalogue for Dr Chris Barry's Survey Exhibition at the Australian Centre for Contemporary Art (ACCA) in 1995, Curated by Director, Jenepher Duncan. The exhibition comprised of large scale photographic works and textile sculptures, which were installed throughout all the ACCA galleries. Accompanying texts were by Professor Richard Nile and Dr Ffion Murphy.
'Wind in Utopia' Catalogue, Australian Centre for Contemporary Art (ACCA), 1995. Artworks by Dr C... more 'Wind in Utopia' Catalogue, Australian Centre for Contemporary Art (ACCA), 1995. Artworks by Dr Chris Barry and supporting essays by Professor Richard Nile and Dr Ffion Murphy. 'Wind in Utopia' was a Survey Exhibition of Chris Barry's photographic work and textile sculptures, which address 'Australian Identity' from the perspective of a Polish heritage and as a daughter of 'Displaced Persons', war refugees, that found their new homeland in Australia in 1950.
Auto/Biography and Mediation, Editor: Alfred Hornung. American Studies/A Monograph Series, Volume 190, Heidelberg: Universitatsverlag, Winter, 2010, pp.495-519 (Chapter)
Encountering Culture: A Dialogue (2006) is a photographic project that emerged from Alice Springs... more Encountering Culture: A Dialogue (2006) is a photographic project that emerged from Alice Springs in Central Australia as a result of known and sustained relations between myself, the artist, and the collaborators featured in the photographsalong with their families and ...
Chris Barry, Her stories Catalogue of exhibition held at Plimsoll Gallery, Centre for the Arts 7 ... more Chris Barry, Her stories Catalogue of exhibition held at Plimsoll Gallery, Centre for the Arts 7 - 28 April. 1993.
PERCEPTIONS OF SELF IN SOCIETY AS VIEWED THROUGH LITERATURE AND THE ARTS. HR Humanities Review, St. John's University, New York, Fall 2013
For those being borne across the world and translated by migration, writes Nikos Papastergiadis, ... more For those being borne across the world and translated by migration, writes Nikos Papastergiadis, the state of exile offers the freedom of modernity-mobility, transplantation, reinvention and the desired break from traditions, whilst, simultaneously, yearning and desiring precisely the thing that was lost-the home or heimat-the place of ancestors, traditions and the specificities of culture-where memory and meaning is articulated and where the self is formed.
ART/E/FACT: An International Publication Concerning Art and Anthropology, Centre for Visual Anthropology, Goldsmiths College, University of London. ISSUE 2: THE SOCIAL LANDSCAPE
T he municipal pool in Alice Springs is a multi-purpose facility incorporating extensive grassed ... more T he municipal pool in Alice Springs is a multi-purpose facility incorporating extensive grassed areas, three swimming pools, trampolines, BBQ facilities, shop, and expansive sports grounds. A day at the local swimming pool is akin to a day at the beach. The town pool entertains children and teenagers from multifarious Aboriginal language groups and traditional communities (bush mob)-Yuendumu, Papunya, Kintore (north-west) Utopia (north-east), Ernabella, Fregon, Amata (south), for instance. Yirara, the local Aboriginal boarding school whose students are frequent visitors to the pool, houses students from the Pitjantjatjarra lands (south) and other surrounding communities, as well as those from Darwin, Top End (Arnhem Land), Katherine, and Tennant Creek (north). Local Aboriginal kids (town mob) represent a demographic cross-section that includes town camps, housing estates, town flats, and immediate traditional lands situated on the outskirts of Alice Springs, such as Jay Creek (west) and Amoonguna (east).
Auto/Biography and Mediation, Editor: Alfred Hornung. American Studies/A Monograph Series, Volume 190, Heidelberg: Universitatsverlag, Winter, 2010, pp.495-519 (Chapter)
Biography, Jan 1, 2005
Dialogues and Self Constructions is a project grown out of Alice Springs/Central Australia throug... more Dialogues and Self Constructions is a project grown out of Alice Springs/Central Australia through known and sustained relations between the artist (Chris Barry) and her collaborators—and their families and extended kin. Alice Springs is a bi-cultural township. ...
WIND IN UTOPIA is the Catalogue for Dr Chris Barry's Survey Exhibition at the Australian Centre f... more WIND IN UTOPIA is the Catalogue for Dr Chris Barry's Survey Exhibition at the Australian Centre for Contemporary Art (ACCA) in 1995, Curated by Director, Jenepher Duncan. The exhibition comprised of large scale photographic works and textile sculptures, which were installed throughout all the ACCA galleries. Accompanying texts were by Professor Richard Nile and Dr Ffion Murphy.
'Wind in Utopia' Catalogue, Australian Centre for Contemporary Art (ACCA), 1995. Artworks by Dr C... more 'Wind in Utopia' Catalogue, Australian Centre for Contemporary Art (ACCA), 1995. Artworks by Dr Chris Barry and supporting essays by Professor Richard Nile and Dr Ffion Murphy. 'Wind in Utopia' was a Survey Exhibition of Chris Barry's photographic work and textile sculptures, which address 'Australian Identity' from the perspective of a Polish heritage and as a daughter of 'Displaced Persons', war refugees, that found their new homeland in Australia in 1950.