KNULP Online Fundraiser 2022


Date:	11/Dec/2022 to 11/Dec/2022

At:	KNULP, Sydney
Artists:	Agatha Gothe-Snape Alex Gawronski Alexander Jackson Wyatt Andrew Hurle Anna John Axel Koschier Barbara Campbell Biljana Jančić Brendan Van Hek Carla Cescon Consuelo Cavaniglia Dane Mitchell David Egan Debra Phillips Del Lumanta Dylan Batty Elise Harmsen Elizabeth Pulie Emily Hunt Gail Hastings Geoff Kleem Hany Armanious Jason Markou Jelena Telecki Jesse Hogan Joel Kirkham Jonathan Kopinski Justene Williams Justin Trendall Kenzee Patterson Koji Ryui Liam Garstang Locust Jones Louise Zhang Luke Parker Maria Alvarado Michelle Hanlin Minda Andrén Mitch Cairns Mitchel Cumming MP Hopkins Neil Beedie Nick Strike Nicola Smith Nina Walton Olga Svyatova Patrick Hartigan Paul Saint Rachel Schenberg Robert Pulie Ronnie van Hout Rose Nolan Sarah Goffman Scott Donovan Sean Kerr Shane Haseman Stefan Reiterer Stuart Bailey Tanya Peterson Tim Woodward Tom Blake Zoë M Robertson
List of works by GH:	Encyclopaedia of a Whole Point of View
About:	The 2022 KNULP Fundraiser is held live on Instagram with works from over 60 contributing artists. Each work is offered at a set price (between $200 – $1000), and the first person to comment ‘SOLD’ will secure the piece.
Bibliography:	Gail Hastings, ‘Encyclopaedia of a whole point of view’, in Mitchel Cumming and Mitch Cairns (ed.), PEBBLE, Mitchel Cumming and Mitch Cairns, Sydney issue 2, 2021, pp.5-6.
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