Sue Healey is a Sydney-based choreographer, filmmaker and installation artist.
Her work draws its inspiration from dance as a transformative and poetic language
yet transcends the boundaries of the form, revealing the universality of movement and its significance to the human species.
With extensive experience in choreographic practice and cross-artform investigation, Healey moves seamlessly between dance, film and installation. Her work investigates the potential that lies at the shifting boundaries between disciplines, and the revelations that are sparked at those intersections. Critically, movement is at the heart of each of the works.
Her work is aesthetically unique and relevant to a wide demographic, across age and interest. It is witnessed in a diversity of contexts and spaces; galleries, public spaces, television, cinema screen and theatres. It aims to innovate in both content and form.
Contact Sue Healey via her email or Facebook.
Header Image: Raghav Handa
Her work draws its inspiration from dance as a transformative and poetic language
yet transcends the boundaries of the form, revealing the universality of movement and its significance to the human species.
With extensive experience in choreographic practice and cross-artform investigation, Healey moves seamlessly between dance, film and installation. Her work investigates the potential that lies at the shifting boundaries between disciplines, and the revelations that are sparked at those intersections. Critically, movement is at the heart of each of the works.
Her work is aesthetically unique and relevant to a wide demographic, across age and interest. It is witnessed in a diversity of contexts and spaces; galleries, public spaces, television, cinema screen and theatres. It aims to innovate in both content and form.
Contact Sue Healey via her email or Facebook.
Header Image: Raghav Handa
2018 Updates
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On View: Thinking Bodies, Dancing Minds exhibition April 12-28, Margaret Lawrence Gallery, VCA, Melbourne. Portraits of Lucette Aldous AC, Nanette Hassall, AM, and Shirley Mckechnie AO, with artists Shona Erskine, Benjamin Hancock and James Batchelor. cm.edm.unimelb.edu.au/t/ViewEmail/r/12D22CAE719F58772540EF23F30FEDED |
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Video State of Grace announced as 65th Blake Prize Finalist 2018.
www.casulapowerhouse.com/get-involved/prizes/prizes/blake-prize
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Video portrait of Eileen Kramer, Eileen, Finalist in the Digital Portrait Award, National Portrait Gallery 2017.
https://vimeo.com/244582079
On View: Hong Kong was performed at Artistree, Hong Hong in October with 5 HK artists, produced by WKCDA.
The Seasons Retouched rehearsal, New Zealand Dance Company - Kiss the Sky season June 2017,
with live music by Blackbird Ensemble.
with live music by Blackbird Ensemble.
Sue created 'City as a Portrait Gallery' as part of B.E.Exhibition - commissioned by City of Sydney.
Customshouse, Sydney MARCH -16 JULY 2017
Judd Overton - Director of Photography
Sue Healey and Raghav Handa - Performers
Customshouse, Sydney MARCH -16 JULY 2017
Judd Overton - Director of Photography
Sue Healey and Raghav Handa - Performers
Healey's new film 'En Route' screened DEC/JAN on the new 22m Wynscreen
Wynyard Station, Sydney
Judd Overton - Director of Photography
https://onreadingdance.wordpress.com/2016/12/22/sue-healeys-en-route/?blogsub=confirming#subscribe-blog
http://www.transport.nsw.gov.au/programs/wynscreen
Wynyard Station, Sydney
Judd Overton - Director of Photography
https://onreadingdance.wordpress.com/2016/12/22/sue-healeys-en-route/?blogsub=confirming#subscribe-blog
http://www.transport.nsw.gov.au/programs/wynscreen
With Eileen Kramer (102 yrs), Elizabeth Cameron Dalman, Patrick Harding Irmer, Anca Frankenhaeuser, Nalina Wait, Raghav Handa and Kei Ikeda.
IN PRODUCTION FOR 2017
ON VIEW: Hong Kong' commissioned by West Kowloon Cultural District Authority, Hong Kong.
Sue is creating portraits of HK dance artists for exhibitions and performances 2017/18/19.
ON VIEW: Hong Kong' commissioned by West Kowloon Cultural District Authority, Hong Kong.
Sue is creating portraits of HK dance artists for exhibitions and performances 2017/18/19.
ON VIEW: Live Portraits wins
Australian Dance Award 2016
for Outstanding Achievement in Independent Dance
