Kate Just

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INSTITUTE FOR CONTEMPORARY ART AT VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH UNIVERSITY (VCU)

Declaration

The ICA’s inaugural exhibition, Declaration will explore contemporary art’s power to catalyze change, and will feature painting, sculpture, multimedia works, site-specific installations, and time-based performances by emerging and established artists.
Kate Just Felix Gonzalez Torres Lee Mingwei Stephen Vitiello Chim?Pom Nidaa Badwan Martín Bonadeo Tania Bruguera Peter Burr With Porpentine Charity Heartscape Cassils Sonya Clark Andrea Donnelly Edie Fake Hope Ginsburg Gwar Titus Kaphar Amos Paul Kennedy Jr. Autumn Knight Lily Lamberta And All The Saints Theater Co. Cannupa Hanska Luger Noor Nuyten Geof Oppenheimer Amalia Pica Cheryl Pope Paul Rucker Curtis Talwst Santiago Marinella Senatore Jon Phillip Sheridan Deb Sokolow Tavares Strachan Betty Tompkins Levester Williams Winter Count

Art exhibition in Australia. Saturday 21 April 2018 to Sunday 09 September 2018

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Needle man, Feminist Fan Robert Brain and Kate Just

The artworks by Robert Brain and Kate Just included in Needleman, Feminist Fan engage subjectively with historically loaded art-making techniques and gender politics; conveying the autobiography of each artist, who use thread in a way that transcends the material qualities of the craft through significant performative gestures.
Kate Just Robert Brain

Art exhibition in Australia. Thursday 01 March 2018 to Saturday 28 April 2018

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The Collie Prize

The Collie Art Gallery has launched a major biennial art event, with the largest single art prize to be awarded throughout regional Australia.
Kate Just Olga Cironis Brian Robinson Erika Gofton Alun Rhys Jones Alastair Taylor Anna Louise Richardson Elmari Steyn Vivian Falk Jamie Preisz Claire Primrose Riste Andrievski Loribelle Spirovski Miriam Innes Matthew Clarke Bridgette Mc Nab Christine Lawrence Sally Wilson Norah Murphy Penny Coss Catherine Gartner Monique Tippett Carl Gopalkrishnan Jordan Richardson Lori Pensini Wanda Comrie James Tinsley Benjamin Mitchell Anne Mc Caughey Nigel Hewitt Tanya Jaceglav Donna Heart Kirsten Sivyer Tony Belobrajdic Suzanna Castleden Elisa Markes Young Sarah Smith Andy Quilty Daevid Anderson Nicole Slatter Patricia Kelly Daniella Panizza Mel Dare Wade Taylor Cathy Van Ee

Art exhibition in Australia. Friday 02 March 2018 to Sunday 15 April 2018

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This Wild Song Artists

The exhibition brings a survey of contemporary artworks by 23 significant Australian female artists to Singapore and will be presented at the Australian High Commission. The exhibition is timed to coincide with International Women’s Day in March of 2018.
Michelle Hamer Tai Snaith Kate Just Kate Rohde Ilona Nelson Polixeni Papapetrou Merryn Trevethan Tai Snaith Hannah Bertram Emma Lindsay Justine Khamara Gosia Wlodarczak Jacqui Stockdale Cat Rabbit Danica Chappell Erika Gofton Kirstin Berg Yvette Coppersmith Megan Evans Belinda Fox Hannah Gartside Susan Wirth

Art exhibition in Australia. Monday 05 March 2018 to Saturday 31 March 2018

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Unfinished Business: Perspectives on Art and Feminism

Surveying the diverse scope of feminist art practices – including painting, performance, photography and film to community engagement and cultural activism – the exhibition focuses upon the dynamic formal invention and social engagement of feminist artists.
Clare Rae Tai Snaith Kate Just Deborah Kelly Patricia Piccinini Hannah Raisin Kelly Doley Frances Barrett Eugenia Lim Elizabeth Gower Elizabeth Pulie Sadie Chandler Sarah Goffman Lyndal Walker Mikala Dwyer Cigdem Aydemir Tracey Moffatt Tai Snaith Sue Dodd Salote Tawale Alex Martinis Roe Gillian Armstrong Fiona Foley Vivienne Binns Level The Kingpins Maria Kozic Linda Dement Helen Grace Kate Daw Ruth O'leary Hissy Fit Giselle Stanborough Megan Cope Hannah Donnelly Barbara Cleveland Claudia Nicholson Atong Atem Nat And Ali Hayley Arjona Ali Gumillya Baker Archie Barry Hannah Brontë Madison Bycroft Barbara Campbell Essie Coffey Lip Collective Emma Kate Croghan Narelle Desmond Jackie Wolf Aka Jackie Farkas Emily Floyd And Mary Featherston Destiny Deacon And Virginia Fraser Natalie Harkin Sandra Hill Another Planet Posters Inc. Soda Jerk Jillposters Lyndal Jones Samantha Lang Linda Marrinon Janet Burchill And Jennifer Mc Camley Megan Mc Murchy Spence Messih Margot Nash Ann Newmarch Técha Noble Margot Oliver Monica Pellizzari Frances (Budden) Phoenix Art Theory Productions Fran Fest Poster Project The Cross Art Projects Virginia Fraser And Elvis Richardson Jacinta Schreuder Linda Sproul Embittered Swish Desiree Tahiri Sophie Takách Natalie Thomas Jeni Thornley Sarah Watt Shevaun Wright

Art exhibition in Australia. Friday 15 December 2017 to Sunday 25 March 2018

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How I Will Change

For this newly commissioned exhibition at RMIT Project Space, Kate Just present an installation of a new series of neon works inspired by the use of feminist hashtags in social media spaces to generate dialogue and attention about the current issue of sexual harassment and violence against women.
Kate Just

Art exhibition in Australia. Wednesday 31 January 2018 to Wednesday 21 March 2018

Zoë Croggon, Dive #2, 2013, c-type print, 80x83cm. Image courtesy the artist and Daine Singer image

BLINDSIDE

10 - 27 MAY 2017 | NO WOMAN IS AN ISLAND | Carla Adams, Jessie Adams, Emily Besser, Clara Bradley, Frances Cannon, Jessica Cochrane, Zoe Croggon, Anna Farago, Kate Just, Anthea Kemp, Stephanie Leigh, Kim Leutwyler, Zoe Wong OPENING | Thursday 11 May, 6-8pm

No Woman is an Island is an ambitious group exhibition of Australian artists that focuses on female experience through the conceptual framework of the ‘female gaze’.
Kate Just Zoe Croggon Carla Adams Jessie Adams Emily Besser Clara Bradley Frances Cannon Jessica Cochrane Anna Farago Anthea Kemp Stephanie Leigh Kim Leutwyler Zoe Wong Sophia Cai

Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia. Wednesday 10 May 2017 to Saturday 27 May 2017Opening: Thursday 11 May 2017

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MUM curated by Clare Needham

MUM draws together a group of artists ruminating on notions of motherhood. Sidestepping and in some cases entirely subverting common tropes of the hallowed mother, their responses are raw, playful, often absurd and at times confronting. Featuring artists Catherine Bell, Clare Rae, Ilona Nelson, Erika Gofton, Nina Ross, Kate Just, Hanna Tai and Meredith Turnbull & Roma Turnbull-Coulter.
Clare Rae Kate Just Ilona Nelson Hanna Tai Meredith Turnbull Catherine Bell Nina Ross Erika Gofton

Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia. Saturday 11 June 2016 to Sunday 03 July 2016Opening: Saturday 11 June 2016

2 collections
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The Furies

You are invited to face the The Furies, a series of twelve towering banners of women on the façade of the St Kilda Town Hall, created by artist Kate Just in response to violence against women.
Kate Just

Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia. Wednesday 18 March 2015 to Wednesday 18 March 2015

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HOPE & SAFE Solo exhibition

HOPE & SAFE features two recent public banner projects in the UK and Melbourne responding to violence against women and current media coverage of this issue. Referencing and reviving moments in feminist history in which collective action and craftwork were deployed to enact change, HOPE & SAFE invokes a utopian reimagining of women’s safety and agency within the urban environment.
Kate Just

Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia. Wednesday 15 October 2014 to Saturday 15 November 2014

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MATERIAL EDGE At Wangaratta Art Gallery

?Curated by Sally Huguenin, the exhibition brings together Australian artists and designers working on the edge of contemporary textile practice including Kate Just, Kathy Temin, Romance Was Born, Pip Lincolne, Douglas McManus and Maricor/Maricar.
Kate Just Kathy Temin Romance Was Born Pip Lincolne Douglas Mc Manus Maricor/Maricar

Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia. Saturday 06 September 2014 to Sunday 19 October 2014

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THE SUBSTATION CENTRE FOR ART AND CULTURE

The 2014 Substation Art Prize Exhibition

The Substation Art Prize is a National $10,000 non-acquisitive award for contemporary visual art presented in Melbourne’s inner west.
Kate Just Glenn Walls Bindi Cole Kate Mitchell Bindi Cole Glenn Walls Pilar Mata Dupont Elizabeth Pulie Nathan Gray Simon Zoric Paul Snell Hanna Tai Justin Balmain Phuong Ngo Daniel Mc Kewen Bindi Cole Steven Rendall Joel Zika Bridie Lunney Diego Ramirez Kenny Pittock Andrew Tetzlaff John Aslanidis Natasha Carrington Jonathan Crowther Inez De Vega Benedict Ernst Matthew Hopkins Irena Kennedy Mason Kimber Georgie Mattingley Kym Maxwell Shane Mcgrath Kristy Milliken Oscar Perry Brad Rusbridge Caleb Shea Simone Slee Julian Aubrey Smith Fleur Summers Kensuke Todo Dan Withey Ken And Julia Yonetani

Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia. Saturday 16 August 2014 to Sunday 12 October 2014Opening: Friday 15 August 2014

9 collections