Artist Talk: Kaspar Schmidt Mumm

Artist Talk
17 June 2023
Kaspar stands in his colourful studio. He is wearing red and white clothes, and his hands are in his pant pockets.
Kaspar stands in his colourful studio. He is wearing red and white clothes, and his hands are in his pant pockets.

Hear from artist Kaspar Schmidt Mumm in conversation with the curator of contemporary art at the Sydney Opera House, Micheal Do, about his major solo exhibition, ROCKAMORA.

When

Adelaide Contemporary Experimental

17 June 2023

1:00pm to 2:00pm

Access

Join Micheal Do, curator of contemporary art at the Sydney Opera House, in conversation with 2023 Porter Street Commission recipient Kaspar Schmidt Mumm about his exhibition ROCKAMORA.

We are happy to book an Auslan interpreter if needed – please reach out to grace@ace.gallery if you would like to make a request.

Feature Image: Kaspar Schmidt Mumm in studio (2022). Photography by Emmaline Zanelli.

Artist

Kaspar Schmidt Mumm

Facilitator

Micheal Do
A work-in-progress mock-up of the front of ROCKAMORA's head.
A work-in-progress mock-up of the front of ROCKAMORA's head.
Kaspar Schmidt Mumm, 'ROCKAMORA' (work in progress), technical design. Courtesy the artist.

Kaspar Schmidt Mumm is the 2023 recipient of the Porter Street Commission – ACE’s annual award supporting new artwork commissions by South Australian artists.

This project is supported by the Australian Government through the Australia Council, its arts funding and advisory body, the South Australian Government through Arts South Australia, and City of Adelaide.

Presented as part of the South Australian Living Artists (SALA) Festival.

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