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  • ISEA2024 Everywhen: Call for Micro Reviews

    The ISEA2024 Creative Program unfolding across Meanjin/Brisbane this week includes a series of exhibitions, events and performances, showcasing artists reviewed by the ISEA International Program Committee, as well as invited and co-curated artists. The program is curated in collaboration with presenting partners throughout South East Queensland. It features over 200 works spanning 10 days in June, bringing together world-leading artists in Meanjin from across the globe, each addressing this year’s theme: Everywhen.

    Lemonade would love your thoughts on this international coalescing of experimental art in the Sunshine state.

    To pen a Micro Review:
    Write a very short response to an ISEA exhibition, event or performance
    Take or source clear, suitable photographs
    Include your by-line, exhibition, and artwork details
    Check you are under the Instagram limit of 2200 characters

    Optional: hashtags and Instagram handles

    Email to editor@lemonadeletters.com.au by 7 July. Early submissions warmly welcomed.

  • Lemonade visits the Biennale of Sydney

    White Bay Power Station. Image courtesy the Biennale of Sydney.

    It was a thrill to visit White Bay Power Station in the early hours of Tuesday 7 March and to hear this years’ curators – Inti Guerrero and Cosmin Costinaș’ – vision for the show. Alongside media colleagues, classroom pals from a lifetime ago, innumerable artists and a lot of fancy camera gear, I visited 6 of the Biennale’s 7 venues. Over the following week, I revisited the Biennale at a slower pace and look forward to sharing my thoughts later this month.

    Following last years’ international dispatch from Mexico, this coverage of the Biennale will be joined throughout the year with a number of internationally-penned letters from familiar Lemonade writers. I am so pleased that Lemonade continues to offer a home for Queensland-based perspectives, even as research, holidays, and job opportunities take local writers overseas.

  • Website refresh

    We are delighted to share Lemonade’s new website with readers, enabling easier access to more details. Extraordinary thanks to website designer and developer, Perrin Ellis, for their labour and expertise leading this project; and to Lemonade’s Patreons whose support goes directly to endeavours like this. To become a Patreon, or learn more about Lemonade, please peruse our updated pages.

    Feedback is warmly welcomed to: editor@lemonadeletters.com.au