Ann-Marie Tully

Fine Artist

Wednesday, 26 December 2012

Facing the Climate @ NIROXprojects October 2012

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Ann-Marie Tully (curator), Facing the Climate , Installation view at  NIROXprojects October 2012. Ann-Marie Tully (curator),  ...
Sunday, 9 December 2012

Pointure Supplement & 'The shamanic seam: transnatured humanities and sutured animal bodies in contemporary visual practice'

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http://www.academia.edu/2261407/The_shamanic_seam_transnatured_humanities_and_sutured_animal_bodies_in_contemporary_visual_practice My pa...

The Global Skin

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http://vimeo.com/groups/theglobalskin/page:2/sort:date See my video Stitching Desire (2003), which was selected to form part of The Global...
Tuesday, 9 October 2012

Dog-Eat-Dog Paintings

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Ann-Marie Tully.  Dog—Eat—Dog: The Bleek house  (Lucy  Lloyd) ,  2013.   O il on  canvas . 3 00mm  x 15 0mm. (Sold) Ann-Marie T...
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Ann-Marie Tully
Ann-Marie Tully is a fine artist working across painting, printmaking, ceramic, and textile media production. She is widely exhibited, with artworks in major South African collections including those of the Johannesburg Art Gallery, and the Oliewenhuis Art Museum. Her most recent and third solo exhibition, Wolf in Sheep’s clothing, debuted at NIROXprojects, Arts on Main, Johannesburg (2013); travelling to the North West University Galleries (2014); and onto the Oliewenhuis Museum (2015). Ann-Marie has also curated numerous thematic exhibitions including the ZOO (2013) exhibition at NIROXprojects, the Pointure (2012) exhibition at the University of Johannesburg Gallery, and the Urban Animal (2009) exhibition at the ABSA Gallery. She is a published academic author and has worked extensively as a lecturer and educator in the arts education sector. Ann-Marie holds a Master of Fine Arts degree from the University of the Witwatersrand (cum laude 2003). Her practice is concerned with the thematics of 'human|animal', 'nature|culture', mythology, cosmology, and much else.
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