Bob Georgeson, Fuel shortage, Photomontage, 2017
Postcard from Poona
Bob Georgeson, Postcard from Poona, Photography, 2017
Looking across the Ramsar listed Great Sandy Straight at the morning fog lifting off Fraser Island...
Postcard from Gunnedah
Bob Georgeson, Postcard from Gunnedah, Photography, 2017
Gunnedah Oval with the behemoth of Coles in the background. Architectural crime...
Sun Dance
A celebration of life and the love of nature. Choreography and dance by Alina Stefan. Music by Alessio Lottero. Video by Bob Georgeson.
The incredible shrinking Prime Minister shows us the way forward
Bob Georgeson, The incredible shrinking Prime Minister shows us the way forward, 2017, Photomontage
White Coffin Blues
Music is White Coffin Blues by Inert Project from their album Heartburn available for free download here...
The Voice of Reason
Video by Bob Georgeson
Soundscape is White Coffin Blues Pt2 by Inert Project from their album Heartburn available for free download here...
The Rock
The first part of an immersive environment concept for a planned exhibition of sculpture, video, sound and documentation by Bob & Joy Georgeson. The footage was taken at Camel Rock near Bermagui, Far South Coast of New South Wales, Australia. The rocks are 450 million years old. The Great Cormorants are the totems of this special place.
Justice not Silence
Bob Georgeson, Justice not Silence, Photomontage, 2016
This graphic has been done for the exhibition 'Your Voice' to be held in As Suwayda, Syria, on the occasion of the
International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women on November 25th 2016. The
exhibition is organized by UMA, an NGO supporting women. A little of the background...
A little bit of freedom
‘Under the regime of Assad this kind of activities was impossible. Now some militia groups are in control of As Suwayda side by side with the Assad regime, so there is a little bit of freedom. The police asked for the nature of this organization and they allow it,’ explains Aktham Abu Fakher, who fled Syria in 2014 because of his activities in human rights. Akthams wife, Amany Abu Daqa, organizes this exhibition on women rights. She started UMA some years ago together with some friends. All still live in As Suwayda. Akhtam doesn’t. Currently he lives in Willemstad, Curả«ao.
‘Under the regime of Assad this kind of activities was impossible. Now some militia groups are in control of As Suwayda side by side with the Assad regime, so there is a little bit of freedom. The police asked for the nature of this organization and they allow it,’ explains Aktham Abu Fakher, who fled Syria in 2014 because of his activities in human rights. Akthams wife, Amany Abu Daqa, organizes this exhibition on women rights. She started UMA some years ago together with some friends. All still live in As Suwayda. Akhtam doesn’t. Currently he lives in Willemstad, Curả«ao.
UMA can be found here https://www.facebook.com/uma.fsw/?fref=ts
More information about the exhibition can be found here http://www.academievoorbeeldvorming.nl/?p=492
It is an honour to be taking part in this exhibition in a place where humanity has been forsaken...
The Future
Bob Georgeson, The Future, 2016, Photomontage
Bob Georgeson, The Future (in situ), 2016, Photomontage
Portrait of a human drawn by a robot
Bob Georgeson, Portrait of a human drawn by a robot, 2016, Photomedia
Parracide
Deconceptualising Mike Parr. A video collage from his retrospective at the National Gallery of Australia. What started out as a 'what's the point' parrody (sic) ended up being a blues. Excerpt from Dark Was The Night by Blind Willie Johnson.
Lumina Alley
Mini doco about last Saturday night at the Batemans Bay International Fringe Festival. Many thanks and much respect to Abre Ojos for the organisation and the opportunity to be part of this, and to Drew Belk for the vision to get the whole Festival thing happening. And huge thanks to the artists that provided their creations for Road to the Absolute, and to the fringe dwellers that came out on the night.