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Julie Rrap: Past Continuous

Museum of Contemporary Art
Museum of Contemporary Art
140 George Street , The Rocks NSW 2000
Level 1 south galleries
When
  • Every day, 9am to 5pm
  • Thursday 11 July 2024 to Sunday 2 March 2025
Cost

Adult: $20Concession: $16Under 18s: $0MCA Members: $0Australian students: $0

Experience Julie Rrap: Past Continuous exhibition at the Museum of Contemporary Art Australia.

Julie Rrap has been a major figure in Australian contemporary art for over 40 years. Through photography, video, performance, sculpture and drawing, Rrap examines representations of the body in art and popular culture over time.

Julie Rrap: Past Continuous features the artist's landmark installation Disclosures: A Photographic Construct (1982) from the MCA Collection, as well as new and recent works using the artist's body 42 years later. Since Disclosures, Rrap has used the camera as a powerful feminist tool to give agency to the model (often herself) as both the object and subject of her works.

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