Micro Economy

Micro Economy

20 July to 29 July 2011

Jaffa Lam [HKG]

Lam creates large sculptural works using recycled materials, transforming these discarded objects into functional forms. These site-specific works explore issues relating to local culture, history, society and current affairs. In Micro Economy she highlights how industry has changed from 'producing' to 'serving and providing', and how the arts have also changed from the 'production of artwork' to the 'generation of creativity'.

Jaffa Lam is a guest of RMIT University through the School of Art international Artist In Residence Program—iAIR.


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Acknowledgements

Jaffa Lam is a guest of RMIT University through the School of Art international Artist in Residence Program—iAIR. The School acknowledges and welcomes Lam as a professional artist within the School community.

iAIR is global in attitude, action and presence—connecting people through art and generating opportunities for creative experimentation, cross-cultural dialogue and international mobility. iAIR gratefully acknowledges and recognizes the support of the Vice- Chancellor and President of RMIT, Professor Margaret Gardner AO; the Pro Vice-Chancellor and Vice-President, Professor Colin Fudge; and the Head of the School of Art, Professor Elizabeth Grierson.

 


Links

RMIT iAIR - http://www.rmit.edu.au/browse;ID=pm4f99a2mqfi1

 


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