GROUP SHOW - Imaged Words and Worded Images

GROUP SHOW - Imaged Words and Worded Images

Date   02 Jul 2022 - 12 Aug 2022

Curators   David Dellafiora

Organizer  WordXimage

Venue   WordXimage, 445 High Street, Maitland, Australia

About this show: Imaged Words and Worded Images, curated by David Dellafiora. A collection of 170 original A5-sized artworks posted from 27 countries! Assembled by David in Geelong as a part of his project Field Study International. Exciting news that the entire exhibition will become a part of the collection of the excellent Maitland Regional Art Gallery after the exhibition at WordXimage.

WordXimage presents cross-overs between images and words, exploring relationships between poetry, art, and sound; text and picture-making; publishing and exhibiting. Wordximage is the studio gallery of poet/artist Richard Kelly Tipping, with a program of avant-unguarded shows presenting uncertain art for certain people.

Geoffrey Aldridge (United States)

Christian Alle

Ampersand Duck

Helen Amyes

Lutz Anders

Mustafa Cevat Atalay

Carlyle Baker

Nino Barone

Vittore Baroni

Hanna Bayer

Kurt Beaulieu

Julian Beere

Andrew Bennett 1956

John M. Bennett 1942 (United States)

Pedro Bericat

Gary Bibbs

Simon Blau 1952 (Australia)

Sarah Bodman

Daniel C. Boyer (United States)

Brandstifter 1968 (Germany)

Hans Braumuller

Viviana Buttarelli

Norbert Böckmann

Sandy Caldow

Angela Caporaso

Bruno Cassaglia

Antonia Mayol Castello

Mimmo Di Caterino

Alexander Charistos

Bruno Chiarlone

Mike Clements

Anna Couani

Carla Crosio 1955 (Italy)

Dave Cubby

Albina Dealessi

David Dellafiora

Ferran Destemple

Marcello Diotallevi

Luc Fierens 1961 (Belgium)

Piet Franzen

Thorsten Fuhrmann

Rosalle Gancie

Antonella Gandini 1958 (Italy)

Guido Gecatti

Annamaria Gelmi (Italy)

Ivana Geviti

Cudin Giampietro

Jean-Philippe Gilliot

Susan Gold

Rafael Gonzalez

Henry Grahn Hermunen (Finland)

Claudio Grandinetti

Rosa Gravino

Klaus Groh 1936 (Germany)

Uli Grohmann

Elke Grundmann

Grupo Rocola

Antonio Gómez

J Hardaker

Susan Hartigan

David Hawkes

John Held Jr.

Douglas Holleley

Nula Horo

Sugar Irmer

Eberhard Janke

Gerald Jatzek

Miguel Jimenez

Vasilis Karkatselis

Brian Kirby

Sonja Knecht

Adriana Kobor

Lewis Koch 1949

Constanze Kreiser

Toan Vinh La

Magda Lagerwerf

Beltran Laguna

Felipe Lamadrid

Torill Larsen

Michael Leigh

Alfonso Lentini

Silvia Lepore

Pino Lia

Marie Lister

Oronzo Liuzzi

Martina Loiarro

Emily Lucas

Serse Luigetti (Italy)

Ruggero Maggi

Jude Maguire

Muhammad Shehzad Majeed

Avril Makula

Tohei Mano

Chris Mansell

Morice Marcuse

Cristophe Massé

Pietro Romano Matarrese

Scott McCarney

William Mellott

I. Miradebora

Denis Mizzi

Antonio Mousinho

Maya Lopez Muro (Italy)

Peter Murphy

Keiichi Nakamura 1960

Giuliana Natali

Theo Nelson

Andrew Maximilian Niss

Jürgen O. Olbrich 1955 (Germany)

Monica Oppen

Clemente Padin 1939 (Uruguay)

Cristiano Pallara

Teo De Palma

Linda Paoli

Joey Patrickt

Stephen Perkins

Silvano Pertone

Riccardo Pezzoli

Marisa Pezzoli

Bernd Plake

Hugo Pontes

Veronique Pozzi

Csaba Pál (Hungary)

Carmen Racovitza

Terry Reid

Becci Revena

Gaetano Ricci

Michiel Romme

Antonio Sassu

Roberto Scala

Peter Schubert 1929 (Germany)

Lars Schumacher 1971 (Germany)

Alex Selenitsch 1946

Mimi Shapiro

Maria Jose Silva-Mizè

Janice Slater

Glenda Smith

Snappy

Zoe Snyder

Luigino Solamito

Mark Sonnenfeld

Beverley Southcott

Lucia Spagnuolo

David Stanley

Carol Stetser

Anneke Stil

David Stone

Giovanni Strada (Italy)

Rod Summers

Mireille Ribiére Suncroft

Piotr Szreniawski

TT.O.

Mukata Takamura

Patrizia Tictac

Richard Tipping 1949 (Australia)

Horst Tress

Alan Turner 1943 (United States)

Sue Vallance

Michel Della Vedova

Ada Eva Verbena

Daniele Virgilio

Willemien Visser

Les Wicks

Reid Wood

Rolando Zucchini

buZ blurr

Annitta di Mineo

Arjun von Caemmerer

Mindangas Žuromekas


Location: 445 High St, Maitland NSW 2320, Australien

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