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SHOP – Paul Andrew Art 1964 to NOW

BIO

Bio. Paul Andrew (b. 1964) is a queer activist, artist researcher, senior media artist, video artist, zinester and artist curator with experience in social practice, site-generated ephemeral practice, creative archival assemblage and media art making using remix, bricolage and collage techniques.

Art Making 1964 to Now

#ARIs are a spectrum of artist-run communities of practice.

#ARIs as third spaces.

#ARIs are a global movement.

Start an ARI or think about how to be involved.

@vignettestream

@ari_remix

@extra_zine

Artist-run spaces play an essential role in my creative practice. The ephemeral and social practices experienced inside ARIs, as third spaces – not home – not work – help to shape and inform my artistic works. Third spaces – places that are neither home (first space) nor work or school (second space), but communal, collaborative and cocreative areas where people can gather, linger, and explore ideas free of expectation to spend money, support or produce something of economic value. ARis, parks, nature reserves and community centres are typical examples, offering something that 21st Century city life doesn’t always prioritise: a friendly, informal, artful and joyful place to be.
Paul Andrew

Introduction and a little story…

Art for the socially engaged

Hello! Welcome to my new slow grow digital gallery, an eco-friendly, commercial element developed to extend, nuance and enhance my creative practice into futurity.

As a queer interdisciplinary artist, I have been making works on paper since 1969. These archival prints are drawn from my long-standing artist collection and bear witness to my passion for ‘queer time’. Importantly, all proceeds support my ongoing voluntary work with the ARI Remix Living Archives and Social Memory Project [ ARI Remix + EXTRA Zine 2011-2032 ] accessed here:  https://ariremix.com.au/

Prices Range from $120 to $350 per archival print.

All proceeds from artwork sales support the annual digital infrastructure costs, software applications, artistic research and zine events required for growing and preserving my ongoing work with ARI Remix +EXTRA Zine. Thank you for your interest and support. I am truly grateful 🙂

Kindly message me here in the link below or by email – [artsmedia[at]gmail[dot]com – to order and pay for your archival print and postage >>>

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