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Work by Jimmy Nutall: long pink and pale green fabric billows down the side of a tiered concrete building, held by people on the balconies.
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International Residency

Jimmy Nutall

Work by Jimmy Nutall: bare white room with long low white benches, a small speaker box on the floor, and objects hung on the far wall.
Work by Jimmy Nutall: a person plays an acoustic guitar in a wood-floored hall, beside a blue chair, near a window with pink curtains.
Work by Jimmy Nutall: glass aquarium tank half filled with water, holding two red curved forms and a cable on its floor.
Work by Jimmy Nutall: pink corrugated cardboard sheet with a white bent tube, a small pink padded rectangle, and a pink cap attached.
Work by Jimmy Nutall: gallery room with blue quilted mats on a dark wood floor, small boxy monitors, and a white tiled wooden structure by a tall window.
Work by Jimmy Nutall: long pink and pale green fabric billows down the side of a tiered concrete building, held by people on the balconies.
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Jimmy Nuttall is an emerging multi-disciplinary artist from Melbourne, Australia. His practice shifts between video and scattered installations/assemblages that engage a dialogue on a politics of (queer) self; personally and interpersonally. His work is spurred by an ongoing concern or obsession with the institutions it exists within ranging from the cultural landscapes to the caging art-world. Humour and conviviality are deeply appreciated forms of articulation in his practice.

Jimmy has exhibited widely within in Australia and internationally. Recent solo exhibitions include: ‘SYDNEY’ (2014) at Darlington Installation Project, Sydney, ‘GOOD’ (2014) at Platform Contemporary and ‘FONTANA ACQUA' (2013) Dudspace, Melbourne. Recent group shows include ‘Dudproject #1’, Dudspace (2014), ‘DUMMY’, Mailbox (2014), ‘IT’S SOMETIMES THAT YOU MOVE TOO LOUD’ (2014), part of Gay and Lesbian Midsumma festival, ‘Kenneth Biennale, part of Third/Fourth Melbourne artist facilitated Biennial’, Rearview Gallery, Melbourne and ‘Hatched: National Graduate Exhibition’ (2013), Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts.

Jimmy was the recipient of an Australia Council ArtStart Grant (2014) and a National Association of Visual Arts' for professional practice (2012).

This is the first residency Jimmy has undertaken.

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This project has been assisted by the Australian Government through the Australia Council, its arts funding and advisory body.

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