Jacobus Capone Archives

Jacobus Capone, 'Echo & Abyss', 2018, Synchronised 10 Channel HD Video, dimension: variable. Photo: courtesy the artist and Moore Contemporary A man stands on a rocky outcrop in the midst of a cold and barren landscape. There is snow on the ground and fog in the background. Journeys into the stormy heart

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Journeys into the stormy heart

11 August 2021

This year’s stormy weather makes a perfect backdrop for an exhibition that pits the breadth of human existence against fragile landscapes, writes Miranda Johnson.

Brad Rimmer, Nocturne Eiger Glacier 1, 2017-2020, archival digital print, 75 x 100cm, ed. 3 The image is bleak, monochromatic. A glacier drives between two rocky outcrops. Terrible beauty in exhibition trifecta

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Terrible beauty in exhibition trifecta

17 September 2020

Craig McKeough steps into a series of unsettling and chilling worlds in neighbouring exhibitions by Merrick Belyea and Brad Rimmer at Art Collective WA, and Jacobus Capone at Moore Contemporary.

AES+F, Inverso Mundus, Still #1-18, 2015, pigment InkJet print on FineArt Baryta paper, 32x57.5 cm (12.5x22.7 in), edition of 10. Image courtesy of AES+F and Anna Schwartz Gallery A group of people in different uniforms and outfits lying on top of one another Film fascinates

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Film fascinates

14 March 2019

Perth Festival review: Felicity Fenner (curator), Love Displaced · Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery · Review by Jess Boyce · Curated by Felicity Fenner, Lawrence Wilson Art …

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Jacobus Capone, video stills 8, Double Enigma.5 channel HD video, 2018jpg copy still from Jacobus Capone video, of rocky landscape Minute actions and grand journeys

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Minute actions and grand journeys

2 October 2018

Review: Jacobus Capone, “Passage” · Turner Galleries · Review by Jess Boyce · Local artist Jacobus Capone’s latest exhibition “Passage”, at Turner Galleries, presents a body …

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Journeys into the stormy heart

Terrible beauty in exhibition trifecta

Film fascinates

Minute actions and grand journeys

Seesaw respectfully acknowledges the traditional owners and custodians of the land on which we live and work, the Whadjuk people of the Noongar nation and their elders, past, present and emerging.
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