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Perc Tucker Regional Gallery 26 August - 23 October 2016 Publisher Gallery Services Gallery Services, Townsville City Council PO Box 1268 Townsville Queensland, 4810 Australia ptrg@townsville.qld.gov.au ŠGallery Services, Townsville City Council and the authors 2016 Organised by Gallery Services Shane Fitzgerald Eric Nash Erwin Cruz Louise Cummins Rob Donaldson Jo Stacey Holly Grech-Fitzgerald Carly Sheil Leonardo Valero Rurik Henry Jess Cuddihy Sarah Reddington Danielle Berry Wendy Bainbridge Damian Cumner Nicole Richardson Samuel Smith Jo Lankester Melanie Munnerley Madisyn Zabel
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Overview 4 Public Programs 6 Education 10 Publication 14 Documentation 16 Visitor Feedback 24 Media and Marketing
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OVERVIEW Metamorphosis was the 2016 Glencore Children’s Exhibition, and focused on the stunning hybrid life-forms of leading Australian glass artist, Tom Moore. Moore’s menagerie of characters combined botanical, zoological, and mechanical elements. Drawing inspiration from “the sharp observational wit of literary absurdists such as Edward Lear and…Dr Seuss” (Slade, 2016), the works presented were simultaneously humorous and insightful, giving visitors great joy, while also providing pause for thought about the human impact on the natural world. Moore’s work offered visitors of all ages limitless narrative potential, encouraging viewers to interpret their own interaction between the characters, and the mixed media worlds the artist created for them. Beginning with measured pencil drawings of each work, Moore pushes the limits of glass to bring his characters to life in vivid colour. His relationship with glass dates back to the early 1990s at the Australian National University (ANU) glass program, and later saw him take the role of production manager at JamFactory from 1999 to 2014. Throughout his career, Moore has adapted traditional Venetian glass-blowing techniques to idiosyncratic imagery. His aim is to invigorate the audience experience of an ancient craft by developing challenging forms and innovative display strategies. This has led to opportunities to participate in high-profile exhibitions of contemporary art.
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In many ways, the nature of Tom Moore’s practice and the complex installations imagined made this the most ambitious Glencore Children’s Exhibition to date. The community reaction to the show certainly reflected this intent; 12,835 visitors were recorded to the exhibition in total. Interaction was encouraged through numerous activities contained within the exhibition that responded to the works on display, while a host of public and educational programs were delivered. Highlights of these programs included an artist talk by Tom Moore, and a free evening comedy performance by The Umbilical Brothers.
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Tom Moore Watt’s Triumph 2016 Hot joined, blown and solid glass, mixed media Figure: 110 x 33 x 16 cm; Hill: 78 x 106 x 28 cm Photographer: Grant Hancock
Image Ralph Martin speaks at the launch of Images of an Era: The Martin Gallery
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PUBLIC PROGRAMS A total of 49 publicprograms and events were staged throughout the presentation of the 2016 Glencore Children’s Exhibition – Metamorphosis: The Art of Tom Moore, attracting 1,734 participants. Details of the programs, which encouraged children and adults alike to deepen their engagement with and understanding of the exhibition, are provided below:
ARTIST WORKSHOP A workshop with the artist Tom Moore was held on the first weekend of the exhibition. The event led children through character design and development, and included a demonstration of his character painting process on the walls of the exhibition 28 August 2016 Attendance: 35
ARTIST TALK AND INDUCTION Tom Moore provided Gallery Services volunteers with an artist talk and an induction into the way the space was set up to effectively monitor the space and to engage visitors. 22 August 2016 Attendance: 15
THE UMBILICAL BROTHERS Free comedy show by acclaimed Australian comedic performers, The Umbilical Brothers, timed to coincide with the 2016 Glencore Children’s Exhibition. 8 September 2016 Attendance: 121
EXHIBITION LAUNCH The 2016 Glencore Children’s Exhibition – Metamorphosis: The Art of Tom Moore – was officially launched by Paul Taylor from Glencore. 26 August 2016 Attendance: 167 ROVING ARTISTS Artists were employed to entertain the crowd during the launch of the 2016 Glencore Children’s Exhibition. 26 August 2016 Participation: 83 ARTIST TALK Tom Moore delivered a public floor talk during the first weekend of the exhibition to provide insight into his practice, inspirations and selected works. 27 August 2016 Attendance: 42
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FRIENDS OF THE GALLERIES WORKSHOP A felt character making workshop for Friends of the Galleries members. 8 September 2016 Attendance: 13 ART ESCAPE School Holiday Workshops presented by local artists and responding to the themes of the 2016 Glencore Children’s Exhibition. 20 – 23 September; 26 – 30 September 2016 Attendance: 215 MURAL PAINTING Jenny Finn guided children in painting a mural inspired by the work of Tom Moore within the exhibition space. 26 – 30 September 2016 Attendance: 58
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METAMORPHOSIS KIDS WORKSHOPS Free drop-in workshops facilitated by Gallery staff held every Saturday and Sunday throughout the exhibition from 10am – 1pm. Activities responded to themes of the exhibition. Dates various Attendance: 539 SHOP ‘N’ PLAY A series of Metamorphosis inspired drop-in workshops held at Willows Shopping Centre throughout the school holidays. Dates various Attendance: 310
COMMUNITY GROUP TOURS Guided tours of the exhibition facilitated by Gallery staff for community groups, including Endeavour Foundation, University of the Third Age (U3A), Inpatient Group, TOTS, and Galbiri Kindergarten. 7 tours provided for different community groups on various dates Attendance: 136 Programs were widely marketed, including through the production of a Public Programs A3 poster.
Paul Taylor from Glencore officially launches the 2016 Glencore Children’s Exhibition, Metamorphosis: The Art of Tom Moore at Perc Tucker Regional Gallery
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The Umbilical Brother performing at Perc Tucker Regional Gallery
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EDUCATION Through the Creative Classrooms theme of Gallery Services’ Visual Arts Strategy, the organisation develops, implements and monitors a series of programs targeted at primary, secondary and tertiary students and arts educators in the Townsville region. The annual Glencore Children’s Exhibition not only provided a great experience for young families in Townsville, but was also a key exhibition which linked a number of Creative Classrooms programs. As well as developing a free activity booklet, and a thorough education resource which was distributed to all primary and secondary schools within the Townsville region, the exhibition featured the following Creative Classrooms programs:
The activity booklet developed for the 2016 Glencore Children’s Exhibition was engaging. Having been modelled on resources targeted to younger audiences by institutions such as the Queensland Art Gallery | Gallery of Modern Art, the booklet broke from an established format to instead take the form of a story-based colouring book, featuring Moore’s creatures and pointing out the animal, plant, and mechanical components they are composed of.
GUEST LECTURES Tom Moore spoke about his art practice in the classrooms of senior high school art students at St. Patrick’s Catholic College, Townsville Grammar School, and Thuringowa State High School. 26 August 2016 Attendance: 92 SCHOOL TOURS Guided tours of the exhibition facilitated by Gallery staff for students and teachers. 6 tours provided for different school groups on various dates Attendance: 85
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Tom Moore delivering a Guest Lecture
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Contents METAMORPHOSIS: THE ART OF TOM MOORE Metamorphosis is the 2016 Glencore Children’s Exhibition and focuses on the stunning hybrid life-forms of leading Australian glass artist Tom Moore. Moore’s menagerie of characters combine botanical, zoological, and mechanical elements. Drawing inspiration from “the sharp observational wit of literary absurdists such as Edward Lear and… Dr Seuss”, the works are simultaneously humorous and insightful, giving us great joy, while also providing pause for thought about the human impact on the natural world.
PLANNING A VISIT Free guided tours are available, and for further information, or to give feedback on education and public programs provided by Gallery Services, please contact Perc Tucker Regional Gallery on (07) 4727 9011 or email ptrg@townsville.qld.gov.au.
GALLERY SERVICES Through Gallery Services, Townsville City Council owns and operates two premier regional galleries, Perc Tucker Regional Gallery in the city’s CBD, and Pinnacles Gallery located within the Riverway Arts Centre in Thuringowa Central.
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INTRODUCTION This Education Kit has been produced by Gallery Services, Townsville City Council to support the 2016 Glencore Children’s Exhibition Metamorphosis which is on display at Perc Tucker Regional Gallery from 26 August to 23 October 2016. This kit offers an insight into Moore’s work and artistic practice, which explores a range of themes and issues. Key works in the exhibition are examined to provide background information about the work, themes, connections and concerns in Moore’s unique glass art.
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PUBLICATION Metamorphosis: The Art of Tom Moore continued a proud Perc Tucker Regional Gallery tradition of developing highly engaging, conceptually rich shows to feature as the annual Glencore Children’s exhibition. To further explore this richness of concept and content, the Glencore Children’s Exhibition was accompanied for the first time in 2016 by a beautiful 60 page, soft cover publication. The publication contained colour reproductions of works selected for display within the exhibition; complemented by Tom’s original drawings as design elements; a short passage penned by Shane Fitzgerald, former Manager Gallery Services; an Artist Statement by Tom Moore; and the major curatorial essay Metamorphosis by Eric Nash, Curator Gallery Services. To ensure the publication is available to members of the community, Perc Tucker Regional Gallery has distributed copies to public libraries in keeping with Legal Deposit requirements.
Tom Moore Contemporary Epergyne 2009 Hot joined, blown and solid glass, mixed media 82 x 34 x 23 cm Photographer: Grant Hancock
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Metamorphosis: The Art of Tom Moore Exhibition Publication
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DOCUMENTATION Please find on this and the following pages a selection of images taken during the Perc Tucker Regional Gallery display of the 2016 Glencore Children’s Exhibition, Metamorphosis: The Art of Tom Moore, and its associated programs.
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Tom Moore delivering an Artist Talk
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Top: Tom Moore speaks at the exhibition launch Bottom: Paul Taylor, Rosie Moore, Avril Plath, Councillor Colleen Doyle, Councillor Ann-Maree Greaney, Tom Moore, and Eric Nash pose for a photo at the exhibition launch
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Art Escape School Holisay Workshops at Perc Tucker Regional Gallery
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Metamorphosis: The Art of Tom Moore 2016 Glencore Children’s Exhibition Photo: Holly Grech-Fitzgerald
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Metamorphosis: The Art of Tom Moore 2016 Glencore Children’s Exhibition Photo: Holly Grech-Fitzgerald
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VISITOR FEEDBACK With over 12,000 visitors to the exhibition, it was inevitable that a wealth of visitor feedback was recorded. Many compliments for the exhibition were paid in passing to staff and volunteers at the Gallery, while others preferred to leave a more lasting tribute. Indicative of patrons’ appreciation of the exhibition, 151 comments were left in the Gallery’s guest book, of which 99.33% were positive accounts. A very small selection of our favourite comments are provided below and overleaf.
My inner child and older self enjoyed this enchanting display. Jean Marvellous! I’ll be back!! GFM Stunning. Thanks for the enrichment. Tom Birds, plastic, environment, sea life - what is the future? Unique body of work - well done! Margaret The artwork is breathtaking. So bizarre and beautiful! So glad I came and had a look! Alison Magical, captivating, poignant. Not just for kids. Awe-inspiring! Robertson Family
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Tom Moore with Pickle Powered Beacon and Glacial Locic
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Spinosaurs rocks! Liam I’m a massive fan of glass and these pieces are incredible. Look forward to seeing more. Heidi Inspiring - brings a smile to your face. Prolific. Struck by connection to child-like but also adult themes - similar to Leunig. However not so dark. Great exhibition - particularly loved Gallery when in Townsville. The shadows!!! Neville and Jacqui Surreal! Beautiful and fascinating representation of human and nature’s relationship. Andrea Fantastic pieces. Great imagination. Wonderful talent. John and Margaret It looks good. And my son hasn’t seen this stuff before. Kim Great fantasty, great colours, wonderful dreams. Melva and Kaye Incredible work from a brilliant mind. Leanne Marvelous!! Love it. Thanks for bringing your work to Townsville. Good choice PTRG. Bernadette Moore is marvelously moore. Bob Beautiful intriguing work! Every piece seems alive. The accompanying video is excellent and really adds to the work. Thanks! Rob You’ve done a great job providing the kids activities. Patsy Mind blowing - wow factor. How can he have so much imagination? Christine
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Brilliant colours, amazing ideas. I loved the way he integrated the walls, power points etc. into his artworks. Bev Fabulous and inspirational. Jane Really cool stuff. I like da Hamburger. YUMMY! Maya Imaginative, creative work...Congratulations Tom Moore!! Glenda An amazing exhibition of creative glass. So developed in technique and amazingly in tune with creative self. Excellent and exciting. Annette Highly imaginative. Most enjoyable. Penny Fabulous! Great for children! Thank you, merci. Natasha and Valentina Very quirky, I like it! Margie Intriguing, mesmerising, uplifting. I love this vibrant, dynamic, classy gallery. A and MC Hi Tom, great to see your work up here...and a fantastic exhibition...as usual!!! Cheers, Bruce A. Bruce Anderson Love the absurdity of the pieces. Truly magnificent. Lois Loved the imaginative pieces and presentation. Very unique glass artistry. Julie
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MEDIA AND MARKETING Media, marketing, and promotion through Gallery Services’ established mediums contributed to high levels of exposure for, and attendance to, the exhibition. Marketing materials and exhibition collateral which promoted the event, and assisted visitors in interpreting and enjoying the exhibition, included: •
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2 x facebook live video feeds featuring radio personality Steve Price broadcast through Pakmag’s facebook profile. During the opening week of the exhibition Steve Price interviewed the artist, Tom Moore, and in the school holidays children who took part in art activities. On both occasions he made clear reference to the exhibition.
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Promotion on local radio stations through interviews with the artist on ABC local radio and Townsville City Council’s ‘What’s On’ marketing vehicles
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Promotion on local TV through inclusion in advertisements delivered as part of Townsville City Council’s ‘What’s On’ marketing vehicles
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Dedicated exhibition TV advertisement
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What’s On – Townsville City Council half page advertisement in the Townsville eye weekend lift-out of the Townsville Bulletin, Saturday August 27 2016
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Full side and rear Sunbus advertisements
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Prominent exhibition promotional stickers, footpath of Gregory Street headland on The Strand
‘Little Glass Creature’ – article and image in the What’s On Planner section of the Townsville Sun, Tuesday August 30 2016
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‘Moore is More for Glass Artist’ – double page article and selection of images in September issue of DUOMagazine
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Prominent inclusion in Townsville City Council’s ‘Your Ultimate School Holiday Guide’ advertisements
Half page exhibition advertisement in September issue of DUOMagazine
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3 x exhibition banners displayed on the Perc Tucker Regional Gallery façade
What’s On: September Workshops, Talks and Tours – Townsville City Council half page advertisement in the Townsville Bulletin, Saturday September 3 2016
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Posters in prominent display panels at Gallery front and along Flinders Street
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Exhibition listing and image in July/ August edition of Art Guide Australia
Image and exhibition listing in the Townsville eye weekend lift-out of the Townsville Bulletin, Saturday September 3 2016
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What’s On – Townsville City Council half page advertisement in the Townsville eye weekend lift-out of the Townsville Bulletin, Saturday September 10 2016
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What’s On – Townsville City Council half page advertisement in the Townsville eye weekend lift-out of the Townsville Bulletin, Saturday September 17 2016
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What’s On: October Workshops, Talks and Tours – Townsville City Council half page advertisement in the Townsville Bulletin, Saturday October 1 2016
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What’s On – Townsville City Council half page advertisement in the Townsville eye weekend lift-out of the Townsville Bulletin, Saturday October 1 2016
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Frequent marketing through Perc Tucker Regional Gallery’s established social media channels, facebook and instagram, and through Townsville City Council’s twitter profile
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Metamorphosis: The Art of Tom Moore bus advertisement
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