Roseanne Bartley

Artist jeweller, writer, educator.

Interested in the material and social performativity of adornment Roseanne’s uniquely spatial and discursive approach cumulatively re-evaluates the value and meaning of ornamental events (juh-oul-lurh-ree) through collaborative, ambulatory, sound, artefact, and text-based techniques.

Roseanne graduated with a practice based Phd from the RMIT School of Architecture and Urban Design in 2018. Her work has featured in national and international exhibitions. These include: The Language of Things; The Dowse Art Museum Wellington (2018); After Wearing: A History of Gestures, Actions and Jewelry – Pratt Institute, New York (2015); Unexpected Pleasures – National Gallery of Victoria and the Design Museum, UK (2012-13); and Melbourne Now – NGV (2013–14).

Her work is collected by the NGV, Powerhouse Museum and Toowoomba Regional Gallery and has been supported by Australian Council (2001, 2004, 2006, 2012) and Arts Victoria (2001, 2008).

https://www.roseannebartley.com/

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