Exhibition
Exhibition: Stories of home by Sharifah Emalia Al-Gadrie
Devonport Regional Gallery
Stories of home
Devonport Regional Gallery
paranaple arts centre Foyer Space
Stories of Home explores individual and collective experiences of belonging and home. Community members from across Tasmania were invited to share their own personal memories of home/homeland/hometown and what feeling at home means to them. Sharifah Emalia Al-Gadrie responded to these individual memories, creating artworks which incorporates the words of community members and highlighting evocative imagery from their words. Hung on the walls of the Devonport Regional gallery, the individual works are split and displayed together with other artworks, the voices merging together and creating a collective story of home.
An interactive wall of mini zines invites audiences to add their own memories of home and build on the collective story.
Instagram handle: @mak.h.er
WORKSHOP
Saturday 3 September, 10am -12pm
Free workshop for those 8 years and over
Learn to make a mini zine! Emalia will guide you in reflecting on stories and what home means to you and teach you how to create a mini zine which captures your stories using words, illustrations, collage or any technique you like. You will be invited to display your finished zine/s in the gallery as part of the Storylines exhibition.
Places are limited and bookings are essential via email to the Gallery: artgallery@devonport.tas.gov.au
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ZINE (n): pronounced “zeen” – A zine is a self-published, non-commercial print-work that is typically produced in small, limited batches.
Zines are created and bound in many DIY ways, but traditionally editions are easily reproduced—often by crafting an original “master flat,” and then photocopying, folding, and stapling the pages into simple pamphlets. Zines may also be sewn, taped, glued—or even exist in unbound and other non-folio formats. The main rule is that there are no rules
Featured image details: “stories of home 2” acrylic on aluminium, 610 x 610mm, 2022, Sharifah Emalia Al-Gadrie
