Polly Stanton is an moving image artist, sound practitioner and researcher. Her work investigates how cinematic forms document, reflect and shape human experiences of place and environment.
In addition to her art practice she has worked professionally in the film industry in post-production sound, teaches in sound art at RMIT University and lectures in video and audio production at Swinburne University. She is the co-director of the collaborative project Burrow and is currently a practice-led PhD candidate at RMIT's School of Art.
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- 2017
- Current — Counihan Gallery, Melbourne
- Ecology of Place — SAB Cinema, Melbourne
- Spectral Ecologies — MAC (Mildura Arts Centre), Victoria
- 2016
- Research Exchange — Musashino Art University, Tokyo
- Body, Place, Object — OGU Mag Gallery, Tokyo
- Undercurrents — May Space, Sydney
- Indefinate Visions conference — Whitechapel Gallery, London
- Artists talk and workshop — Gallery Augusta, Helsinki
- Australia Council Studio Residency — HIAP, Helsinki
- 2015
- Current — MAMA (Murray Art Museum Albury), NSW
- Artist Residence in Mobility — VCA Performing Mobilities Assembly, Melbourne
- Laughing Waters Residency — VCA Centre for Cultural Partnerships, Eltham, Victoria
- Resolving Ruins — Brenda May Gallery, Sydney
- Undercurrents — Mars Gallery, Melbourne
- 2014
- Supported Residency — Bogong Centre for Sound Culture, Victoria
- One Hour Glass — Five Walls Gallery, Melbourne
- Stórhrid — Conduit Arts, Melbourne
- The Spacious Present — Art, Not Apart Festival, Canberra
- Moving Pictures, Expanding Space — Careof, Italy
- 2013
- Melbourne Now — National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne
- Darkness On The Edge Of Town — Perth Centre For Photography, Western Australia
- One After Another — Kings ARI, Victoria
- Noise Event — Royal Botanic Gardens, Victoria
- And When He Falls — Castlemaine Arts Festival, Victoria
- Future Visions — Festival d'Australie, France
- 2012
- Hallway — Blue Oyster Project Space, NZ
- Imagined Spaces — Bristol Biennial, UK
- NES Residency — Skagaströnd, Iceland