WAYOUT: with Print

Linda Swinfield

WAYOUT: with Print

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WAYOUT: with Print was a curatorial project that stretched over many months during 2022 and the first project of this scale for over ten years. Officially opened by Steven Cavanagh on behalf of Arts Out West. Thank you for the wonderful words at the opening event in October. First of all I would like to thank all the artists for allowing me to include their work. Anthea Boesenberg, Jan Melville, Therese Kenyon, Ben Rak, Patricia Wilson -Adams, Linda Swinfield, Freedom Wilson and Sandra Winkworth Also I would like to acknowledge that the gift for this curatorial project. Many thanks to the Cementa Gallery committee for the exhibition time slot, support and the gallery crew of WAYOUT Art Space. Particularly Leanne Wicks, Gabrielle Bates and Gus Armstrong for all their advice, time and patience. And a BIG final thanks to Ben Rak from Throwdown Press for his collaboration and patience whilst publishing our limited edition catalogue. Patricia Wilson- Adams for her informative catalogue essay. Additionally I would like to thank the assistant proof readers of the catalogue Solange Kershaw, Marie Fitzpatrick and Therese Kenyon.

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