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Notice of Annual General Meeting at 24HR Art, Vimy Lane, Parap Wednesday 6 May 2009 at 6:00pm
All financial members are welcome.
Due: 30 September 2009
Help us celebrate our 20th year. In place of the annual Members Show, we are calling for all current and past exhibiting artists and members, all current and past employees and board members to participate in the 2009 exhibition 175,200hrs@24hr.
Whether you’re feasting on tatao in Antananarivo, sipping on kumis in Ekibastuzskiy, crunching on alimango in Zamboanga or simply sweating on a pawpaw salad at Parap, we want to know where you are and what you’ve been doing. Create or buy a postcard (142mmx110mm) write to us and let us know how life is treating you. The postcards will then be exhibited as an installation (30 October to 21 November), as part of the massive celebration opening night Friday 30 October, 6pm.
We need to start searching for people NOW! This year’s exhibition is the beginning of the search for people for a publication for the 24th year of 24HR Art in 2013. So, if you know the whereabouts of anyone involved with 24HR Art since 1989, please pass on this information, and our email: 24hrart@24hrart.org.au
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The 2008 24HR Art members exhibition is named after a box, the Cube 625 (height 625mm length 625mm width 625mm). There is no set theme for this year’s show, simply that we want to challenge member’s to come up with innovative concepts on how to utilise the box. Paint it, animate it, sculpt it, slice it, destroy it, wear it, or jump on it. Works can be 2D, 3D or multi media works, no holes barred, however works cannot be any larger than a flattened Cube 625 box. To be part of the Cube 625 annual member’s exhibition please call into 24HR Art to collect your box.
Gallery opening hours to collect boxes: Wed - Fri 10am - 4pm, Saturday 10am - 2pm. The Member's Show will open on 24 October. Completed Works will need to be in by 13 October.
‘A unique opportunity for NT emerging and mid-career artists interested in or involved in interdisciplinary and cross-disciplinary contemporary arts practice, a rare chance for insight and critical discussion of hybrid arts with some of Australia’s leading practitioners and thinkers’ Steve Eland.
Presented by 24HR Art - NT Centre for Contemporary Art Supported by Interarts, Australia Council for the Arts A FREE Darwin Festival event
| Date: | Monday 18 August 2008 |
| Time: | 9:30am – 5:00pm |
| Venue: | Meeting Room Frog Hollow Centre for the Arts 56 McMinn Street, Darwin |
To participate in the Infuse forum please register at 24HR Art. Email: infusedarwin2008@yahoo.com.au Phone: 08 8981 5368
Facilitated by Keith Gallasch, the forum will encourage open debate and critical discussion on contemporary hybrid practices. The round-table forum will encourage participants to be directly involved in dialogue and discussion with the panel members. The forum will include discussion on:
The forum will have a key focus on developing the participants’ knowledge of how to conceptualise and express a project: specificity of description, handling ideas and structuring proposals; and understanding funding (Interarts) definitions.
Following the forum, participants will be invited to join the mentorship stage, designed to give participants an opportunity to build a relationship with a more experienced artist, and develop a project concept within the field of interdisciplinary arts with their guidance. The program is designed to be flexible and casual, and is based on the model of hub mentoring.


Steve Eland, director of 24HR Art, has been invited by Qantas to nominate three NT artists for annual Qantas Foundation Encouragement of Australian Contemporary Art Award. NT artist Nerida Stockley has won the prize of this year.
Nerida was awarded the prize at the Museum of Contemporary Art in May 2008. One winner from each state received the $20 000 cash prize and $10 000 in travel. Nerida plans to use the award to gather inspiration in remote areas of Australia.