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TomFreeman,Homemadehandmade, mixed

stoneware,claysandglazesonfoundbrick,

2019, 14 x 23x 23cm

Photograph:BoWong

CourtesytheartistandCoolChange

Contemporary,WesternAustralia

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August 2019

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What is hand-made, psychic spaces and

the innovation of artificial intelligence are

inextricably linked to human processes of

thought and labour, but that doesn’t mean

they won’t slip from our grasp. Tom Freeman’s

show ‘Brick’ at Cool Change Contemporary

and ‘Mine’ by Simon Denny for Museum of

Old and New Art both ruminate on technology

but reject a digital aesthetic, reminding us to

tune in to the natural world. Whereas Agatha

Gothe-Snape and Wrong Solo in ‘Certain

Situations’, Institute of Modern Art, and Julie

Gough’s work in ‘Tense Past’, Tasmanian

Museum & Gallery investigate states of

consciousness and the making of meaning.

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