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Don't Forget to Remember by Amelia Barikin, Courtney Coombs, Callum McGrath, Spiros Panigirakis, and Tim Riley Walsh, published 02.05.2024

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Jeremy Eaton

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Born in Naarm (Melbourne), Victoria, Australia.
Jeremy Eaton, *Contrapposto Frame*, 2023, digital print on eco drill, Tasmasnian oak,
Image courtesy of the artist.

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Jeremy Eaton (b.1990) is an artist and writer who works in arts publishing. Over the last six years Eaton has been concerned with exploring various underrepresented homosocial histories to develop print, sculptural, drawing and text-based artworks. Engaging with cinema, literature, art history and social history, Eaton maps potential subtexts that pervade repeated gestures, correlative material use across design and art, and the queer contexts that underpin these relationships. Eaton has presented solo exhibitions at LON Gallery, Bundoora Homestead, BUS Projects and West Space and has been included in group exhibitions at LaTrobe art Institute, Incinerator Gallery, Sutton Projects, Platform Arts, Fiona Sydney Myer Gallery, Sarah Scout Presents, Dominik Mersch Gallery and CAVES.

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Naarm (Melbourne), Victoria, Australia

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Further reading: "Contrapposto Frame"

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