This exhibition in a National Trust house evoked aspects of the story of a woman who lived there over 150 years ago, Jane Elizabeth Wylde. Records of the scandal and gossip surrounding Jane prior to her arrival in Van Diemen’s Land are sparse and from the perspectives of society, institutions and the men in her life. This five part exhibition uses sound installations, prints, textiles and installed objects in Jane’s home to literally and metaphorically represent the artists’ imagining of her memories and feelings, exploring how the lives of a house’s occupants become embedded or woven into its fabric.
History
Medium
Mixed Medium
Department/School
College Office - College of Arts, Law and Education
Publisher
Ten Days on the Island
Event Venue
Oak Lodge Richmond
Date of Event (Start Date)
2017-03-18
Date of Event (End Date)
2017-04-18
Rights statement
Copyright 2017 the creators and Ten Days on the Island