GALLERY 3 IN A SINGLE SPACE ISABELLE SULLY Small movements amounting to nothing. Small movements together amounting to something. Isabelle Sully’s practice draws on notions of locality to produce spatial… Continue reading
FOYER SPACE SHAKING THE HIDDEN HAND CARMEL SEYMOUR The human experience of the supernatural began when we were faced with the peculiarities of the everyday natural world. Pre organised religion,… Continue reading
SPACE A CONSTRUCTIVE_BOTANICS GARTH HENDERSON ‘The plant never lapses into mere arid functionalism; it fashions and shapes according to logic and suitability, and with its primeval force compels everything to… Continue reading
PROJECT SPACE VIOLENCE AND HYGIENE SIMON ATTWOOLL AND JIMMY LANGER Violence and Hygiene are two opposing motifs that serve as an antithesis to each other and also a co-habitating consequence… Continue reading
SPACE B THE HIDEOUT ANDREA INNOCENT ‘It was so surprising to me that no one else had noticed the hideout before I discovered it that morning, so many people had… Continue reading
PUT OUT THE SUN GALLERY 2: THE BOGEYMAN RHYS LEE – SARAH BERNERS – JEMILA MACEWAN – AMELIE SCALERCIO GALLERY 3: THE DARKLANDS PAUL PHILIPSON – CAMILLA TADICH – SIMON… Continue reading
GALLERY 1 FOYER SPACE FALLING SUN MICHAEL GEORGETTI A combination of painting, sculpture and commonplace objects are employed to build precarious structures that examine the absurd nature of humanity’s relationship… Continue reading
SPACE A ISN’T IT GOOD TO BE LOST IN THE WOOD ALAN IBELL “Isn’t it good to be lost in the wood. Isn’t it bad so quiet there, in the… Continue reading
PROJECT ROOM LIVING THE DREAM GEORGINA LEE Covering a wide range of mediums including painting, installation and video, Living the Dream explores the sacrifices we make in order to meet… Continue reading
SPACE B DECAY IS IN THE WIND LLAWELLA LEWIS Decay Is In The Wind transforms the rotary clothesline from a typically banal object synonymous with the sparse, Australian backyard to… Continue reading