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Back and forth

October 2013 by Pip Wallis

Do you like this quote or not? I love the Plath quote. ‘If a neurotic is wanting two mutually exclusive things at one and the same time, then I’m neurotic as hell. I’ll be flying back and forth between one mutually exclusive thing and another for the rest of my days.’ Sylvia Plath, The bell […]

Categories: Amita Kirpalani, Pip Wallis, September 2013, Stamm 2013 Tags: Sarah Crowest

Funny games

July 2013 by Pip Wallis

The lingering stench of propriety and duty at the Heathmont Scout Hall was nearly as strong as the snags Kiron Robinson was cooking out the front. The framed colour photo of the Queen, the pine-panelled hall with honour boards, the texta instructions for the urn in the kitchenette, it was all there. Pip and Nat Ryan’s work in The […]

Categories: July 2013, Pip Wallis, Stamm 2013 Tags: Kiron Robinson, Pip and Nat Ryan

Grievous bodily collage

June 2013 by Amita Kirpalani

On Saturday 1 June Victoria Police removed parts of a larger installation by Paul Yore titled EVERYTHING IS FUCKED exhibited in the Like Mike exhibition at Linden Centre for Contemporary Arts. The action followed a complaint made to police. Paul was questioned by Victoria Police on Monday 3 June and subsequently released without charge on summons. The exhibition […]

Categories: Amita Kirpalani, June 2013, Pip Wallis, Stamm 2013 Tags: Mike Brown, Paul Yore

Talk it out

May 2013 by Pip Wallis

The performance show I should’ve stayed in Sydney for was Work out at the MCA. What I stayed in the MCA for was William Eggleston’s video work Stranded in Canton, 1974—documentary photography turns absurd trip that held me far longer than 13 Rooms. I shouldn’t have been surprised that a packaged blockbuster of performance work […]

Categories: May 2013, Pip Wallis, Stamm 2013 Tags: Ash Kilmartin, Eliza Dyball, Marina Abramovic, Tino Sehgal, Yvonne Rainer

Voice-over

April 2013 by Pip Wallis

In May 1985 an Australian woman and her husband working for the UN were kidnapped in Pakistan and held hostage. At some point during the months of search and negotiation the Australian Government flew the woman’s parents to the Afghan border and an area they believed the hostages to be. The helicopter touched down and […]

Categories: April 2013, Pip Wallis, Stamm 2013 Tags: Danae Valenza, Fayen d’Evie

Comfort grunge

March 2013 by Pip Wallis

Despite appearances, grunge is deeply optimistic; it knows that the sacred and the profane cohabit (what a relief) and that if there’s enlightenment to be found in this world, it’ll be found at the bottom of a pizza box. Woodstock cans were the currency of choice at teenage paddock parties. As funny and cringe-inducing are […]

Categories: March 2013, Pip Wallis, Stamm 2013 Tags: Hany Armanious, Stuart Ringholt

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This is the archive for Stamm, an online publishing project initiated by artist Jonathan Nichols in 2012.  [Read More] about About

Years

  • Stamm 2015
  • Stamm 2013
  • Stamm 2012

Writers 2015

  • Eliza Dyball
  • Amita Kirpalani
  • Michelle Mantsio
  • Kyla McFarlane
  • Anca Verona Mihulet
  • Jonathan Nichols
  • Tom Polo
  • Caterina Riva
  • Quentin Sprague
  • Sacha Waldron
  • Suzette Wearne

Writers 2013

  • Trevelyan Clay
  • Amita Kirpalani
  • Michelle Mantsio
  • Jonathan Nichols
  • Lisa Radford
  • Quentin Sprague
  • Pip Wallis

Writers 2012

  • Mila Faranov
  • Amita Kirpalani
  • Hannah Mathews
  • Rob McHaffie
  • Jonathan Nichols
  • Quentin Sprague
  • Eve Sullivan
  • Pip Wallis