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Atomic Art Group AU 1990s

Brisbane art collective Atomic Art - Brad Nunn, Donna Free, Geoff Corbett, Kirsti Watson, Neil Degney, Rosz Craig
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Black text on white paper. Two angry-looking fish. Atomic Art, Art Presents, Atom, Brisbane, Art
Atomic Art
Art Presents
Atom
Brisbane
Art
The Turnpike Therum exhibition
Exhibition Nov 30 - 13 Dec 1989, The Wharf, Mooloolabah QLD AU. Flyer by Louise Bertram. Atomic Art presents. Works by Kirsti Watson, Brad Nunn, Louise Bertram, Geoff Corbett, Ros Craig, Neil Degney, Debra Connors, Sean Humphreys
An art exhibition invitation, photocopy, with a cut out section containing a dangling atomic bomb on a thread. The invitation is mainly pink with green text and the bomb is black photocopy on green paper. Nagasaki, The Basement, Art Exhibition, Basement, Cafe
Nagasaki
The Basement
Art Exhibition
Basement
Cafe
Atomic Art exhibiton c1990 'Disintergration'
The Basement Cafe, Metro Arts, Brisbane AU (The bomb in this is the 'Fat Man' bomb which was detonated over Nagasaki.)
Blue printing on white sticker paper. Art Installation, Installation Art, Bullet Journal
Art Installation
Installation Art
Bullet Journal
Atomic Art - Specimen
Brisbane AU - Atomic Art installation- McWhirter's Artspace year? c1990 Drawn by Geoff Corbett. Atomic Art presents 'Specimen' - an installation by Kirsti Watson, Neil Degney, Brad Nunn, Rosz Craig, Donna Free, Geoff Corbett.
a piece of paper that has some type of art on it with words and numbers
Visual Art
A A Real Fur (Atomic Art presents)
Atomic Art exhibition McWhirter's Artspace c1990 Brisbane AU
a poster for a boxing match with an image of a man holding a punching glove
Exhibition Invitation
Monster Invitations
Atomic Art vs the Smog Monster Invitation
Atomic Art collaborative + friends - Exhibition invitation 1992, Space Plentitude Brisbane AU
a white and black cat is laying on the floor
Collaborative Installation
Different Textures
Art Exhibitions
Visual Arts
Exhibitions
Atomic Art Collective early 1990s - Rosz Craig
Specimen. Atomic Art collaborative installation. McWhirter's Artspace. I've lost most of my photos unfortunately. 2 rooms off a circular curtained area, each with different textures and sounds. This one you pressed the rubber panels to get different songs I think. Teenage Russian spy was one. There were entrail-y things here too...
an empty room with pictures on the wall and wooden flooring in front of it
Slides
Atomic Art Collective early 1990s - Rosz Craig
DISINTEGRATION (?) 1990 - Atomic Art exhibition Metro Arts. I was in this show, but unfortunately the images of my work aren't in this selection of pictures (given to Artworkers Alliance as slides and never reclaimed I think).
the sun shines through two windows in an empty room with wooden floors and walls
Atomic Art Collective early 1990s - Rosz Craig
DISINTEGRATION (?) 1990 - Atomic Art exhibition Metro Arts. I was in this show, but unfortunately the images of my work aren't in this selection of pictures (given to Artworkers Alliance as slides and never reclaimed I think).
an empty room with light coming through the windows
Track Lighting
Atomic Art Collective early 1990s - Rosz Craig
DISINTEGRATION (?) 1990 - Atomic Art exhibition Metro Arts. I was in this show, but unfortunately the images of my work aren't in this selection of pictures (given to Artworkers Alliance as slides and never reclaimed I think).
an empty room with some bowls and utensils hanging on the wall above it
Old Hospital
Atomic Art Collective early 1990s - Rosz Craig
Specimen. Atomic Art collaborative installation. McWhirter's Artspace. That old hospital cabinet is in my kitchen now.... This room had bombardment sounds.
a chair sitting on top of a checkerboard floor in front of a window
Ceramic Angels
Studio Space
The Curtain
Atomic Art Collective early 1990s - Rosz Craig
Specimen. Atomic Art collaborative installation. McWhirter's Artspace. Donna Free did the ceramic 'angels' floating here...This might have worked better if we could've gotten the floor clean, but it was technically a studio space. I still have one of these radiation symbols... You can't see them well here, but we photographed our own eyes and enlarged them. They were hanging from the curtain watching people as they walked around - the rectangular things you see behind the angels...
a poster for an art show on the side of a wooden wall with writing in black and white
Book Cover
Specimen - Atomic Art exhibition