- Danny Lacy
Danny Lacy (born 1976) is an independent
curator based inMelbourne ,Australia .Lacy was born in
Charlton, Victoria , In 2002 he initiated the "Inverted Topology" project. [ [http://www.invertedtopology.com Inverted Topology] ] InvertedTopology is acollaborative art project that brings together a different re-arrangement of artists each installment to create a newsite specific work of art. Inverted Topology has been highly influenced by the theoretical writings on theRhizome byDeleuze andGuattari in 'A Thousand Plateaus ', thenonlinearity of 'Choose Your Own Adventure ' books, and an interest in the continued dialogue of new forms ofModernism . It originated out of a desire tocritique traditional curatorial andartistic modes of practice.Inverted Topology has exhibited at Bus Gallery, Melbourne 2002; [ [http://www.bus117.com/exhib.php?cid=63 Bus Gallery] ] First Draft Gallery, Sydney 2003; [ [http://www.firstdraftgallery.com/ First Draft Gallery] ] Gertrude Contemporary Art Spaces 2005; [ [http://www.gertrude.org.au/exhibition.php?id=178 Gertrude Contemporary Art Spaces] ] Artspace, Sydney 2005 [ [http://www.artspace.org.au/2005/06/inverted_topology.html Artspace] ] and +Plus Factors, Australian Centre for Contemporary Art (ACCA); 2006. [ [http://www.accaonline.org.au/exhibition?past=&selector=exhibit:36/ +Plus Factors, Australian Centre for Contemporary Art] ]
"New Work" is a further strain of curatorial practice developed by Danny Lacy. This ongoing series of
contemporary art exhbitions aims to present new and exciting art being produced by emerging artists. New Work was exhibited at the George Paton Gallery, University of Melbourne, in August 2006 [ [http://www.union.unimelb.edu.au/gpg/2006/2006_09_newwork/index.html George Paton Gallery] ] and has upcoming projects at Ocular Lab inc, West Brunswick, November 2006, [ [http://www.ocularlabinc.com/index_06calander.html Ocular Lab inc] ] and "New Work: Expanded and Compressed" atCentre for Contemporary Photography in January 2007.In 2007 Danny Lacy co-founded Primer Artist Co-operative.
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