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Linda Brescia

Don’t Worry I’m an Artist | 2017

2. Linda Brescia, Roving Performance, photo Gus Armstrong 2017
2. Linda Brescia, Roving Performance, photo Gus Armstrong 2017

bio:

Selected exhibitions and performances include Parramatta Artists Studios Exhibition and Finnisage at Artspace Sydney (2015); Words don’t work for me, Number Forty Seven Gallery, Rylstone NSW (2015), SafARI Live (2014); Life and Death, MOP (2012); Living Liverpool, Casula Powerhouse Arts Centre (2010) and Licorice Allsorts, King Street Gallery on William, curated by Peter Fay (2009). Brescia was awarded the Fisher’s Ghost Sculpture Prize in 2009 and 2011 and an Australia Council ArtStart Grant in 2010. Her work has been collected by Casula Powerhouse Arts Centre, Artcell Collection Management, Blacktown City Council and private collectors.

"Don’t Worry I’m an Artist" 2017

As an artist, performance allows me to challenge the border between everyday life and art. One of our most basic instincts is the need for human interaction and by covering myself up I immediately become visible. Don’t Worry I’m an Artist eases audience trepidation by alleviating fear of the unknown. Ultimately this work can begin a conversation about art and what it is. Performance: From 10am every day

statement:

Linda Brescia is a Sydney-based artist who investigates the banalities and complexities of everyday life experiences and rituals through painting, photography, sculpture and performance.

Materials | Roving performance.
Location | West Angus Ave
1. Linda Brescia, Roving Performance, photo Gus Armstrong 2017
1. Linda Brescia, Roving Performance, photo Gus Armstrong 2017