Special edition prints
Celebrating 20 years of un Magazine
By purchasing a special edition artist print below you are directly helping to keep arts writing and publishing alive. Part of celebrating un Magazine’s 20th birthday means helping to keep it going for many more years!
Purchasing one of our limited edition prints is a great way to support artists and art writing in Australia. un Projects is a not-for- profit organisation that primarily relies on government funding support. By purchasing an artist print you’re enabling us to pay writer and artist fees in the upcoming year.
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Special Edition Prints are printed thanks to Image Science Fine Arts Printing.
REMAINING AVAILABLE WORKS:
Lily Hibberd
[Pictured left] Parra Crater, 2024, Unframed digital print on
Hahnemühle Photo Rag paper, 56 x 32 cm
$220 – Two available in the edition: 1/20 and 2/20.
Parra Crater interprets the NASA Magellan radar image of an impact crater on the surface of Venus named by the International Astronomical Union after Violeta del Carmen Parra Sandoval (1917-1967) a Chilean composer, singer-songwriter, folklorist, ethnomusicologist and visual artist.
[Pictured right] Villepreux-Power Patera, 2024, Unframed digital print on Hahnemühle Photo Rag paper, 35 x 20 cm, $130 – Two available in the edition: 1/20 and 2/20.
Villepreux-Power Patera extrapolates the NASA Magellan radar image of a volcanic dome on the surface of Venus named by the International Astronomical Union after Jeannette Villepreux-Power (1794-1871), French marine biologist, inventor of the aquarium.
Lily Hibberd is an interdisciplinary artist and writer working on frontiers of time, memory and the cosmos. Lily was the founding editor of un Magazine in 2004, co-founder of Parragirls Memory Project, and is a frequent author and co-author of books, essays and journal articles. She is also a researcher at Université Paris Cité and EPFL Laboratory for Experimental Museology and lecturer at The New School Parsons Paris. From 2024
to 2025, Lily will undertake an artist residency with the Science Museum in London, as part of a project assisted by Creative Australia. Titled ‘Venus: new perspectives towards 2031’. Prints to be signed by the artist who will arrive from Paris in mid- December 2024.
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