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This month GACPS graces the cover of  RealTime Magazine issue 108. The April/May edition of this free magazine is on stands now and features a number of articles on 2012 Next Wave Festival projects. The featured article on The Greater … Continue reading →

Alight, the current exhibition at The Oats Factory, is currently on view and showcases new work by Nathan Beard for The Greater Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere installation. The exhibition was reviewed by Darren Jorgensen on page 63 of the Weekend West … Continue reading →

The group exhibition Alight, co-curated by Dr. Darryn Ansted and Simon Cox opened at the Oats Factory in Carlisle, Western Australia, on March 24. From their website: ‘Exploring the transformation of identity in the globalised, post-national world. Seven artists – … Continue reading →

In Issue 46 of Frankie, (the March/April 2012 edition pictured above which may still be lingering on newsstands) you will find a feature on The Greater Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere on page 36. The article was written by Sheridan Coleman, a … Continue reading →

The Greater Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere will be presenting their current Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts (PICA) studio residency outcomes this Thursday 15 December, from 6pm. Studio One has been a site of activity for the GACPS artists over the past … Continue reading →

The Greater Asia Co-Prosperity is an ambitious undertaking for the artists involved, and to help source funds to realise this project to it’s fullest potential we have embarked upon a crowdfunding initiative through Pozible here. If you visit this link … Continue reading →

The first official portraits for The Greater Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere by Abdul Abdullah www.abdulabdullah.com

  Photographer: Tada Hengsapkul Assistant: Lee Anantawat

Between the 11th and 22nd August 2011, The Greater Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere embarked upon their second international research trip to Bangkok, Thailand. Thailand presented itself as a unique site for the artists involved to conduct an extended period of research … Continue reading →

This is a revised visual that takes into account the irregular dimensions of NGV: Studio