معرفی
Salote Tawale is a Lecturer in Screen Arts at Sydney College of the Arts (University of Sydney). She holds an MFA from the same institution. Her practice-based research explores identity within collective systems through self-performance, collaborations, and community projects addressing race, class, ethnicity, and gender.
Research Interests: Installation, Screen Arts, Performance, Photography, Painting, Sculpture, Institutional Critique, Performances of the Self, Archives.
Notable Exhibitions Include:
- Australian Centre for Contemporary Art
- Museum of Contemporary Art (Sydney Biennial)
- 8th Yokohama Triennale (2024)
- Christchurch Art Gallery (2023)
- Queensland Art Gallery (APT10, 2021)
Key Awards:
- 2020 Mosman Art Prize Winner
- Inaugural Michela & Adrian Fini Fellowship (2020)
- Create NSW Midcareer Fellowship (2017)
Residencies Include: Banff Centre (2017), Wysing Art Centre (UK, 2019), Acme Studios (London, 2019), Parramatta Artist Studios (2019).
Current Projects: Large-scale bilibili boat sculpture for APT10 (2024), ongoing investigations into postcolonial identity through institutional critique.
