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Saturday, June 12 2010
By webmaster on Saturday, June 12 2010, 00:00 - PRESS
Australia's Northern Star reports on Caitlin Reilly's installation work, 'The Ground Beneath Our Feet', which showed at the EDB Art Pavilion at 1933's opening exhibition. Click on the attachment below to see the full story.
Tuesday, March 2 2010
By webmaster on Tuesday, March 2 2010, 15:48 - EXHIBITIONS
March 7-11, 2010
Shanghai Art Museum
The Elisabeth de Brabant Art Center is proud to announce that from March 7 to 11, artist Caitlin Reilly and Xiao Hui Wang will be participating in the “Centennial Celebration of Women in Art—World Artists’ Exhibition” that will take place March 7 thru 11 at the Shanghai Art Museum in commemoration of the 100th anniversary of the International Women’s Day.
This event has been organized by the Shanghai Women’s Federation in cooperation with Consular Spouses Shanghai, Shanghai Artists Association and Shanghai Female Artists Association, as well as the Shanghai Art Museum. The exhibition will be curated by Mati Cuenca from MoCA.
Monday, November 23 2009
By webmaster on Monday, November 23 2009, 12:22 - Past
The Art Center will host an afternoon discussion with Caitlin Reilly. The artist will discuss the inspirations for her work and the collection of experiences, which have informed her works. The afternoon will be conducted salon-style and allow the audience to comment on the artist’s works, engage in conversation with the artist, and freely ask questions.
The discussion will be in English only.
Please RSVP to coordinator@elisabethdebrabant.com, +86-021-6466-7428
http://www.elisabethdebrabant.com/newsletter/CaitlinReillyTalk.html
Thursday, November 12 2009
By webmaster on Thursday, November 12 2009, 19:14 - Opening
Please read on for more images of the Vernissage of Caitlin Reilly's solo exhibition.
By webmaster on Thursday, November 12 2009, 15:01 - PRESS
Caitlin Reilly's Suspended Arrival exhibition, on now at Elizabeth de Brabant Art Center, charts her experience moving from her native Australia to Shanghai.
The creation and evolution of the series of work has spanned more than two years. Working with charcoal, erasers and washcloths, Reilly draws and wipes away her markings, feeding fleeting reactions and dreams into her work to create a visual journal of her "understanding of a continuing transformative experience of place".
Monday, November 9 2009
By karen on Monday, November 9 2009, 13:32 - EXHIBITIONS
Elisabeth de Brabant is very honored to present the works of Caitlin Reilly in China for the first time. The artist describes her work in her own words:
‘Suspended Arrival’ is a body of work on paper that is underpinned by an autobiographical subtext. My work is a direct response to my surroundings, daily comings and goings and a reflection of my environment both physically and emotionally. By working quickly a suspension of conscious knowledge was shaped into a coherent whole. The outcome was a layering of histories and surfaces that held mistakes to ransom, their erasure becoming an extension that expanded an understanding of a continuing transformative experience of place.