Charlie Sublet is a Hunter Gatherer - an observer & collector of experiences from forgotten worlds.
'Sleeping Dog & Man' Delhi 2011
'The News In Brief' - recent hunting escapades (click on the links below for more detail):
* A trip to the source of The Ganges River in India
* Visual Treasure Hunts for children at ArtPlay
* Redheads Matchbox Miniatures at Heide & NGA
* Photo-Panels hit the shelves
* Ithaka exhibition now online
* Pabulum Blog
* Other Bits
'The News in Brief'...in greater detail:
* In mid 2011 Charlie undertook a trip to the source of The Ganges River at 4500 metres elevation in the Indian Himalaya. Click here for some of his visual and literary trophies.
'Holy Man & Bhagarathi Peaks' India 2011
Back to 'The News in Brief'
* The Visual Treasure Hunts are underway at ArtPlay. Head to the hunting page where you can download clues and find
out more about the hunting game!
The Visual Treasure Hunts encourage kids to tap into their natural observational skills and to creatively expand their visual awareness through photography, drawing and text.
They are supported by The City of Melbourne through their annual Arts Grants program. For more detailed info visit the hunting page here.
* The National Gallery of Australia, Canberra, and Heide Museum of Modern Art, Melbourne, have bought several of my Redheads Matchbox Miniatures for their retail shops.
The Matchbox Miniatures are a set of 10 hand-cut miniature photos served on a bed of hand-torn paper inside an iconic Redheads matchbox. Each set contains a different series of images. For more information or to purchase click here or contact charlie@charliesublet.com or 0410 757 202.
* Also gaining interest from a number of sources are my Photo-Panels - photographic images printed directly onto stone and framed using reclaimed timber that would otherwise end up in landfill. For more information or to purchase click here or contact charlie@charliesublet.com or 0410 757 202.
* My 2010 mixed-media exhibition, Ithaka, is now online. It's a brainstorming roadtrip 2500 kms from Uluru to Melbourne,
combining photography, drawing, text and installation. Click here to jump in.
'Car 015' 2010
* The National Gallery of Victoria’s Curator of Contemporary Art, Kelly Gellatly awarded the image, ‘The Thin Red Line’ 1st prize in the Cancer Council Arts Awards. Ms Gellatly was formerly Curator at Heide Museum of Modern Art. This image is dedicated to two friends, Lea Canning & Liam Cody. It originaly appeared in my exhibition, Umbilicus.
