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Susannah Foster - What was Detroit like?

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In her upcoming exhibition Susannah Foster draws on anecdotal statements both overheard and addressed to the artist to harness the idea of the unreliable narrator in creating a sense of place.

Art Exhibition previously on at red gallery in Fitzroy-Collingwood precinct, Victoria, Australia.
From Wednesday 04 November 2015 to Saturday 21 November 2015
Launch Wednesday 04 November 2015, 6-8pm

Published by red gallery on Saturday 24 October 2015.
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Concepts of race, class, culture and identity are considered through traveling to several American cities; Portland, Boston and Detroit. Verbal descriptions or comments inherently contain anxieties and prejudices; these works are interested in the tension in seeking unbiased explanations.

Foster is a contemporary visual artist working in Melbourne, Australia. She majored in Sculpture, Sound and Spatial Practice, graduating from RMIT University in 2014 with first class honours. She has exhibited in both group and solo shows across Melbourne and recently completed a residency in the US. This is her first show with red gallery.