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    Author(s)
    Williams, Justene
    Griffith University Author(s)
    Williams, Justene M.
    Year published
    2021
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    Abstract
    Several of Justene Williams’ major projects over recent years have been inspired by early twentieth‑century modernism. Channelling Dada cabaret or Futurist opera through a lens of Australian suburbia, she uses mass‑produced objects, digital collage and redundant technologies, adopting the colour and textural excess of a shopping centre, musical theatre or strip club. The artist’s ‘baroque grunge’—the term captures the action, energy and emotion of her practice, three constants in her oeuvre—combines performance, video, costume and sound.(1)Several of Justene Williams’ major projects over recent years have been inspired by early twentieth‑century modernism. Channelling Dada cabaret or Futurist opera through a lens of Australian suburbia, she uses mass‑produced objects, digital collage and redundant technologies, adopting the colour and textural excess of a shopping centre, musical theatre or strip club. The artist’s ‘baroque grunge’—the term captures the action, energy and emotion of her practice, three constants in her oeuvre—combines performance, video, costume and sound.(1)
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    Publisher URI
    https://knowmyname.nga.gov.au/artists/justene-williams/
    Subject
    Visual arts
    Fine arts
    Performance art
    Photography, video and lens-based practice
    Publication URI
    http://hdl.handle.net/10072/411179
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