4TH ASIA PACIFIC TRIENNIAL 2002
12 Sep 2002 - 27 Jan 2003
© Lisa Reihana (New Zealand b.1964)
Digital Marae (detail) 2001
Colour cibachrome photographs mounted on aluminium and DVD: 3:30 minutes, colour, sound, ed. 2/5
Purchased 2002, Collection: Queensland Art Gallery
Digital Marae (detail) 2001
Colour cibachrome photographs mounted on aluminium and DVD: 3:30 minutes, colour, sound, ed. 2/5
Purchased 2002, Collection: Queensland Art Gallery
4TH ASIA PACIFIC TRIENNIAL 2002
12 September 2002 - 27 January 2003
Montien Boonma (Thailand 1953-2000)
Eugene Carchesio (Australia b.1960)
Heri Dono (Indonesia b.1960)
Joan Grounds (United States/Australia b.1939)
Ralph Hotere (Aotearoa New Zealand b.1931)
Yayoi Kusama (Japan b.1929)
Lee U-fan (South Korea/Japan b.1936)
Jose Legaspi (The Philippines b.1959)
Michael Ming Hong Lin (Taiwan b.1964)
Nalini Malani (India b.1946)
Nam June Paik (South Korea/United States b.1932)
Pasifika Divas (Aotearoa New Zealand/Pacific Islands)
Lisa Reihana (Aotearoa New Zealand b.1964)
Michael Riley (Australia (Wiradjuri/Gamilaroi people) 1960-2004)
Song Dong (China b.1966)
Suh Do-Ho (South Korea/United States b.1962)
Howard Taylor (Australia 1918-2001)
APT 2002: Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art was held from 12 September 2002 to 27 January 2003. It featured work by a core group of influential artists from the Asia Pacific region who have challenged and shaped the course of contemporary art and modern culture over the past four decades — Yayoi Kusama, Nam June Paik and Lee U-fan. These works were supplemented by a younger generation of artists who have explored related ideas and themes.
Unlike earlier Triennials, which surveyed more than 70 artists each, APT 2002 focused on a substantial body of work by 16 artists and a performance collective. The exhibition occupied more than 80 per cent of the Gallery's display space, allowing each artist to be represented in depth.
A record 220 000 people attended APT 2002 to enjoy the opening events, public programs, Kids' APT and Summer Spectacular festival.
12 September 2002 - 27 January 2003
Montien Boonma (Thailand 1953-2000)
Eugene Carchesio (Australia b.1960)
Heri Dono (Indonesia b.1960)
Joan Grounds (United States/Australia b.1939)
Ralph Hotere (Aotearoa New Zealand b.1931)
Yayoi Kusama (Japan b.1929)
Lee U-fan (South Korea/Japan b.1936)
Jose Legaspi (The Philippines b.1959)
Michael Ming Hong Lin (Taiwan b.1964)
Nalini Malani (India b.1946)
Nam June Paik (South Korea/United States b.1932)
Pasifika Divas (Aotearoa New Zealand/Pacific Islands)
Lisa Reihana (Aotearoa New Zealand b.1964)
Michael Riley (Australia (Wiradjuri/Gamilaroi people) 1960-2004)
Song Dong (China b.1966)
Suh Do-Ho (South Korea/United States b.1962)
Howard Taylor (Australia 1918-2001)
APT 2002: Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art was held from 12 September 2002 to 27 January 2003. It featured work by a core group of influential artists from the Asia Pacific region who have challenged and shaped the course of contemporary art and modern culture over the past four decades — Yayoi Kusama, Nam June Paik and Lee U-fan. These works were supplemented by a younger generation of artists who have explored related ideas and themes.
Unlike earlier Triennials, which surveyed more than 70 artists each, APT 2002 focused on a substantial body of work by 16 artists and a performance collective. The exhibition occupied more than 80 per cent of the Gallery's display space, allowing each artist to be represented in depth.
A record 220 000 people attended APT 2002 to enjoy the opening events, public programs, Kids' APT and Summer Spectacular festival.