GALLERY 3 SUKI AND THE PAPERFOLD VANESSA VAN HOUTEN SUKI and the Paperfold explores the intricacies of the social influence of the artist’s immediate and extended family on her character… Continue reading →

GALLERY 1 FOYER SPACE BOO HOO JEMILA MACEWAN Boo Hoo is the Bogeyman, a Frankenstein, a human creation, an enemy and a friend. This is Jemila’s most recent sculptural work… Continue reading →

GALLERY 1 SPACE A RECALLING TERRITORY RICHARD DENNY I learned geography the same way I learned the alphabet and how to count. I turned the subject into figures and faces… Continue reading →

GALLERY 1 PROJECT ROOM SUDDEN FLUSHES OF UNCONSCIOUS MATERIAL LUCY JAMES Born from encyclopedias, nature manuals and history books, this work explores collage as thought process, through paper scraps, cut… Continue reading →

GALLERY 1 SPACE B DETRIMENTAL EVENTS ARE GOING TO BE SOMEWHAT PROBLEMATIC DUE TO THE NATURE OF ‘EXHIBITING’ TRISTAN DA ROZA Seek the site Enter the through an opening: Representation… Continue reading →

GALLERY 2 + 3 FAMILIAR UNFAMILIAR CURATED BY RONA GREEN A touring exhibition of prints by 45 Australian artists celebrating the 45th anniversary of the Print Council of Australia The… Continue reading →

FOYER SPACE OF INVISIBLE THEM ELEANOR BUTT Constructed of photographic collages, Eleanor Butt’s recent works are reflective of both internal and external landscapes. The rocky terrains and dark cavernous spaces… Continue reading →

SPACE A NATURE PRINT! ANN CUNNINGHAM ‘The pattern and texture of plants hold a particular fascination for me. The process of observing closely, drawing and producing multiple images through a… Continue reading →

SPACE B NEED TO SEEM TO GLIMPSE AMBER WALLIS – PAUL PHILIPSON – ROSS TAYLOR – WARWICK BAKER – LISA YOUNG ‘Now thou has finished thine appointed task here below,… Continue reading →

PROJECT ROOM SUN IN THE SKY, YOU KNOW HOW I FEEL TAI SNAITH Sun in the sky, you know how I feel is all of the yellow drawings Tai has… Continue reading →