baled up books stacked on top of each other.

Revolution & Silence

Brigita Ozolins
_AUS

The revolution will be complete when the language is perfect.

—George Orwell, 1984

Brigita Ozolins—an artist with a background in librarianship—responds to George Orwell’s vision of language and control in his once-banned dystopian classic. Then, an intervention on banned and challenged books from the State Library and Archives of Tasmania.

Thu 5–Fri 6 June

9.30am–8pm

State Library and Archives of Tasmania

Sat 7 June

3.30–8pm

State Library and Archives of Tasmania

Sun 8 June

9.30am–12.30pm

State Library and Archives of Tasmania

Tue 10–Wed 11 June

9.30am–5pm

State Library and Archives of Tasmania

Thu 12–Fri 13 June

9.30am–8pm

State Library and Archives of Tasmania

Sat 14 June

3.30–8pm

State Library and Archives of Tasmania

Sun 15 June

9.30am–12.30pm

State Library and Archives of Tasmania

Credits

Accessibility

Channelling (between here and then, a wall)
- Hannah Foley
  _AUS
5–8 + 12–15 June
Dark Park
Australian Exclusive
Custody
- Carlos Martiel
  _USA/CUB
Sat 14 June
City Hall
Coffin Rides
- Simon Zoric
  _AUS
5–8 + 12–15 June
Dark Park
Nexus: Totality
- Wona Bae + Charlie Lawler
  _KOR/AUS
5–8 + 12–15 June
Rosny Barn
Australian Exclusive
Chocolate Goblin
- Travis Ficarra
  _AUS
5–8 + 12–15 June
Basilica
Australian Exclusive
Quasi
- Ronnie Van Hout
  _NZL
5–15 June
Dark Park

Revolution & Silence

Brigita Ozolins

Related

Channell­ing (between here and then, a wall)

Hannah Foley

Custody

Carlos Martiel

Coffin Rides

Simon Zoric

Nexus: Totality

Wona Bae + Charlie Lawler

Chocolate Goblin

Travis Ficarra

Quasi

Ronnie Van Hout

Channelling (between here and then, a wall)