Meredith Turnbull, The Sievers Project, 15 March - 15 April 2014 at Centre for Contemporary Photography, Naarm/Melbourne.

Six critically engaged, exhibited new work in responded in diverse and experimental ways to the medium of photography, and to the life and oeuvre of 20th century Australian photographic icon Wolfgang Sievers (1913 – 2007). The Sievers Project, curated by Kyla McFarlane and Naomi Cass, presented commissions by early career artists, Jane Brown, Cameron Clarke, Zoë Croggon, Therese Keogh, Phuong Ngo and Meredith Turnbull (Vic) who were invited to respond to the life and work of Wolfgang Sievers whose iconic black and white handprints were also exhibited. A parallel version of this exhibition was presented at the Melbourne Art Fair.

Meredith Turnbull
Composition I for fabric, heat set digital print on cotton voile, aluminium tube and shock cord, 2014 and Composition for floor in 7 panels, particleboard, timber, acrylic paint and decoupage photocopy paper, 2014. Room views: Christian Capurro