Neon Parc acknowledges the Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung and Bunurong Boon Wurrung as the Traditional Owners and sovereign custodians of the Country on which we operate. We pay our deepest respects to their Elders past and present. Always was, always will be Aboriginal land.
Janet Burchill, born 1955 Naarm/Melbourne, Australia.
Jennifer McCamley, born 1957, Meeanjin/Brisbane, Australia.
Live and work in Naarm/Melbourne, Australia.
‘Spring 1883’ David Pestorius, Hotel Windsor, Melbourne
2013
‘Future Primitive’ Heide Museum of Modern Art, Melbourne
‘Melbourne Now’ National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne
‘Like Mike’ Neon Parc, Melbourne
‘Decline’ Top Shelf Gallery, Melbourne
‘Ten Years – Shanthi Road Studio Gallery’ Bangalore, India
‘Light from Light: Reprise’ MAAP Space, Brisbane
Collections
Art Gallery of South Australia, Adelaide
Art Gallery of Western Australia, Perth
Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney
Bendigo Art Gallery, Victoria
BP, Melbourne
Griffith University, Queensland
Heide Museum of Modern Art, Melbourne
I.C.I., Sydney
Monash University Museum of Art, Melbourne
Power Museum of Art, Sydney University, Sydney
Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney
National Gallery of Australia, Canberra
National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne
Queensland Art Gallery/Gallery of Modern Art, Brisbane
The Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery
Artbank, Melbourne
(close)Janet Burchill & Jennifer McCamley, 'Factory Work (Simone Weil Project)', 2021–22. Silkscreen, synthetic polymer paint on paper, 86.5 x 74.5 cm. Edition of 8 + 3 AP.Burchill/McCamley, Hate, Kill, Falsity (Sturtevant, The Brutal Truth), 2012, Hessian and acrylic on moulded plywood, 135 x 86 cmJanet Burchill & Jennifer McCamley, 'The Definition of Now, (Definition of Now)', 2021. Silkscreen on paper, 70 x 100 cm. Edition of 10 + 2AP.Janet Burchill, Collected Works of Emily Dickinson (263), 2015, synthetic polymer paint on hessian, 8 panels, overall 184 x 283 cmBurchill/McCamley, Figure A, 2016, Synthetic polymer paint on leatherette car seat, taxidermised pigeon, enamel on steel, 170 x 45 x 45 cmBurchill/McCamley, Falling Water (2), 2015, Cement, dye print on fabric, car seat, 143 x 94 x 55 cmBurchill/McCamley, Gertrude Stein (from the Charlotte Moorman drawing series), 1994/95, Pencil and carbon on parchment paper, 70 x 50 cmJanet Burchill, Collected Works of Emily Dickinson (515 circumference), 2015, Synthetic polymer paint on hessian, 6 panels, overall 276 x 124 cmBurchill/McCamley, Screen Drawing, 2016, Watercolour, film poster, enamel, 102 x 87 cmBurchill/McCamley, Reflectors and Absorbers, 2016, Perforated aluminium, stainless steel, mirrored Perspex, rubber, 190 x 260 x 120 cmBurchill/McCamley, Point Blank, 2016, neon, 122 x 180 cmBurchill/McCamley, The Definition of Now (4 degrees), 2016, Fabric tape, galvanised steel, copi rock, aluminium can, spirit level, Dimensions variableJanet Burchill, Collected Works of Emily Dickinson (884), 2015
Synthetic polymer paint on hessian, glass, 5 panels, 64 x 92 cm each, 92 x 320 cmBurchill / McCamley,
Untitled,
Collage on photocopied graph paper,
(From the drawing series Social Economy, 2007),
42 x 73 cm