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'''Artist:''' Chris Degenhardt
'''Artist:''' Chris Degenhardt (b. 1948)
 
 


'''Confronting Bodies:''' Tweed Shire Council
'''Confronting Bodies:''' Tweed Shire Council


 
'''Date of Action:''' June 2010
 
'''Dates of Action:''' June 2010
 
 


'''Location:''' Murwillumbah, Australia
'''Location:''' Murwillumbah, Australia


 
'''Description of Artwork:''' ''The Invasion'' is an amalgamation of history, art, and jarring images, ranging from Munch's ''The Scream'' to Nazis, to a dead koala bear. <P>
 
'''Description of Artwork:''' "The Invasion" is an amalgamation of history, art, and jarring images, ranging from Munch's The Scream to Nazis, to a dead koala bear. <P>
 
 


'''The Incident:''' The painting expresses outrage which stems from the state government's "Special Legislation" that overrode a number of entrenched environmental and social laws, just so that Repco Rally Australia, a national racing organization, could run its car race in national parks.  The organization was not required to file a development application, so the residents of the affected areas had no say over the project.  The painting was meant to help empower local councils and their constituencies so that they would have a voice when it comes to development projects exceeding $10 million.  It was to be displayed in the Murwillumbah Library, but the Tweed Shire Council banned it from being hung up.  No explanation was given. <P>
'''The Incident:''' The painting expresses outrage which stems from the state government's "Special Legislation" that overrode a number of entrenched environmental and social laws, just so that Repco Rally Australia, a national racing organization, could run its car race in national parks.  The organization was not required to file a development application, so the residents of the affected areas had no say over the project.  The painting was meant to help empower local councils and their constituencies so that they would have a voice when it comes to development projects exceeding $10 million.  It was to be displayed in the Murwillumbah Library, but the Tweed Shire Council banned it from being hung up.  No explanation was given. <P>


'''Results of Incident:''' Unfortunately, the painting remains unhung in the Murwillumbah Library. <P>
'''Results of Incident:''' Unfortunately, the painting remains unhung in the Murwillumbah Library. <P>


'''Source:''' Chris Degenhardt
'''Source:''' Chris Degenhardt


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Latest revision as of 23:09, 7 January 2012

Date: 2010

Region: Australia

Subject: Political/Economic/Social Opinion

Medium: Painting


Degenhardt2.jpg

Artist: Chris Degenhardt (b. 1948)

Confronting Bodies: Tweed Shire Council

Date of Action: June 2010

Location: Murwillumbah, Australia

Description of Artwork: The Invasion is an amalgamation of history, art, and jarring images, ranging from Munch's The Scream to Nazis, to a dead koala bear.

The Incident: The painting expresses outrage which stems from the state government's "Special Legislation" that overrode a number of entrenched environmental and social laws, just so that Repco Rally Australia, a national racing organization, could run its car race in national parks. The organization was not required to file a development application, so the residents of the affected areas had no say over the project. The painting was meant to help empower local councils and their constituencies so that they would have a voice when it comes to development projects exceeding $10 million. It was to be displayed in the Murwillumbah Library, but the Tweed Shire Council banned it from being hung up. No explanation was given.

Results of Incident: Unfortunately, the painting remains unhung in the Murwillumbah Library.

Source: Chris Degenhardt