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Listen to the in conversation with artist Paul Yore and Nick Henderson, volunteer committee member at the Australian Queer Archives, and Curator at the National Film and Sound Archive of Australia. They will be discussing Yore’s extensive survey exhibition 'Paul Yore: WORD MADE FLESH', unpacking the past fifteen years of his practice, with a focus on the major new immersive installation commissioned by ACCA.This lecture was recorded at ACCA on Saturday 1 October, 5–6pm. Read more about the free event here: https://acca.melbourne/program/paul-yore-in-conversation-with-nick-hendersonImage: Paul Yore, 'WORD MADE FLESH' 2022, installation view, Australian Centre for Contemporary Art, Melbourne. Photograph: Andrew Curtis.

Listen to the in conversation with artist Paul Yore and Nick Henderson, volunteer committee member at the Australian Queer Archives, and Curator at the National Film and Sound Archive of Australia. They will be discussing Yore’s extensive survey exhibition 'Paul Yore: WORD MADE FLESH', unpacking the past fifteen years of his practice, with a focus on the major new immersive installation commissioned by ACCA. This lecture was recorded at ACCA on Saturday 1 October, 5–6pm. Read more about the free event here: https://acca.melbourne/program/paul-yore-in-conversation-with-nick-henderson Image: Paul Yore, 'WORD MADE FLESH' 2022, installation view, Australian Centre for Contemporary Art, Melbourne. Photograph: Andrew Curtis.

Paul Yore In Conversation With Nick Henderson

Image: A photo of a man in a pink suit with green hair crouching on the ground in front of his art. The art is an immersive installation of colourful objects, writings and found treasures.Paul Yore was born in 1987, Melbourne, and lives and works in Gippsland, Australia. Yore completed studies in painting and anthropology at Monash University in 2010, before taking up full time work as an artist. He is celebrated as a prominent queer artist working across installation, sound, video, collage, and textiles. Yore has shown in major institutions across Australia, and extensively internationally, including in Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Mexico, the Netherlands, Poland, South Korea, the UK and USA. His work is held in various public and private collections, both in Australia and internationally.  Mixed media textile comprising of found objects/material, beads, buttons, sequins, felt, wool, cotton thread, lace, acrylic paint230cm x 405cmImage credit: Devon AckermannImage: A colourful collage of fabric stitched and embroidered together. There are patchwork letters around the bottom edge and many images including a rainbow flag, a tiger head, a person’s body and a snake crawling through a skull." data-lightbox-theme="dark" href="https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60e7b21d11d5612e92ffd4d5/1651449685433-CWWJL5SRH5BCNFUFZLCE/Paul+5.jpeg" role="button" class="                     image-slide-anchor                                            js-gallery-lightbox-opener                                          content-fill                   "                 &gt;                                        View fullsize                                        Mixed media installation comprising of found objects, toys, water fountains, fairy lights, wood, tree branches, blankets, record players, aluminium foil, feathers, acrylic paint, string, plastic flowers, TV monitors, DVD players, strobe lights, fluorescent tubes, vinyl flooring, plastic mats, milk crates, cardboard. Installation view: Project Space and Spare Room, RMIT University, Melbourne, AustraliaDimensions variableImage credit: Mark AshkanasyImage: A photo of an indoor installation. It is a room with a pyramid roof and bright hot pink lighting everywhere. There are various fabrics and materials covering the walls and roof. There are sever pieces of art put together on the walls. There is also a blow up doll and a person dressed in black walking in through the door. " data-lightbox-theme="dark" href="https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60e7b21d11d5612e92ffd4d5/1651449710863-YQ5S2LZRCXQHDJI56ZNM/Paul+3.jpeg" role="button" class="                     image-slide-anchor                                            js-gallery-lightbox-opener                                          content-fill                   "                 &gt;                                        View fullsize                                        Mixed media installation comprising of found objects, toys, water fountains, fairy lights, wood, cardboard, tree branches, blankets, record players, microwave motors, textiles, vinyl flooring, aluminium foil, feathers, acrylic paint, string, plastic flowers, bones, TV monitors, DVD players, strobe lightsInstallation view: Dark Mofo, Black Temple Gallery, Tasmania, Australia. Dimensions variableImage credit: RemiImage: A 3-D installation in side a church like building with stained glass windows. The floor is black and white checkers. The installation is made of many items, trinkets, art on paper and found items. Everything is rainbow." data-lightbox-theme="dark" href="https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60e7b21d11d5612e92ffd4d5/1651449769189-PLQY1YD79ZJ23VRX2U1V/Paul+1.jpeg" role="button" class="                     image-slide-anchor                                            js-gallery-lightbox-opener                                          content-fill                   "                 &gt;                                        View fullsize                                       

Image: A photo of a man in a pink suit with green hair crouching on the ground in front of his art. The art is an immersive installation of colourful objects, writings and found treasures.Paul Yore was born in 1987, Melbourne, and lives and works in Gippsland, Australia. Yore completed studies in painting and anthropology at Monash University in 2010, before taking up full time work as an artist. He is celebrated as a prominent queer artist working across installation, sound, video, collage, and textiles. Yore has shown in major institutions across Australia, and extensively internationally, including in Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Mexico, the Netherlands, Poland, South Korea, the UK and USA. His work is held in various public and private collections, both in Australia and internationally. <a>Mixed media textile comprising of found objects/material, beads, buttons, sequins, felt, wool, cotton thread, lace, acrylic paint230cm x 405cmImage credit: Devon AckermannImage: A colourful collage of fabric stitched and embroidered together. There are patchwork letters around the bottom edge and many images including a rainbow flag, a tiger head, a person’s body and a snake crawling through a skull." data-lightbox-theme="dark" href="https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60e7b21d11d5612e92ffd4d5/1651449685433-CWWJL5SRH5BCNFUFZLCE/Paul+5.jpeg" role="button" class=" image-slide-anchor js-gallery-lightbox-opener content-fill " &gt; View fullsize </a> <a>Mixed media installation comprising of found objects, toys, water fountains, fairy lights, wood, tree branches, blankets, record players, aluminium foil, feathers, acrylic paint, string, plastic flowers, TV monitors, DVD players, strobe lights, fluorescent tubes, vinyl flooring, plastic mats, milk crates, cardboard. Installation view: Project Space and Spare Room, RMIT University, Melbourne, AustraliaDimensions variableImage credit: Mark AshkanasyImage: A photo of an indoor installation. It is a room with a pyramid roof and bright hot pink lighting everywhere. There are various fabrics and materials covering the walls and roof. There are sever pieces of art put together on the walls. There is also a blow up doll and a person dressed in black walking in through the door. " data-lightbox-theme="dark" href="https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60e7b21d11d5612e92ffd4d5/1651449710863-YQ5S2LZRCXQHDJI56ZNM/Paul+3.jpeg" role="button" class=" image-slide-anchor js-gallery-lightbox-opener content-fill " &gt; View fullsize </a> <a>Mixed media installation comprising of found objects, toys, water fountains, fairy lights, wood, cardboard, tree branches, blankets, record players, microwave motors, textiles, vinyl flooring, aluminium foil, feathers, acrylic paint, string, plastic flowers, bones, TV monitors, DVD players, strobe lightsInstallation view: Dark Mofo, Black Temple Gallery, Tasmania, Australia. Dimensions variableImage credit: RemiImage: A 3-D installation in side a church like building with stained glass windows. The floor is black and white checkers. The installation is made of many items, trinkets, art on paper and found items. Everything is rainbow." data-lightbox-theme="dark" href="https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/60e7b21d11d5612e92ffd4d5/1651449769189-PLQY1YD79ZJ23VRX2U1V/Paul+1.jpeg" role="button" class=" image-slide-anchor js-gallery-lightbox-opener content-fill " &gt; View fullsize </a>