GALLERY 2 SIGNIFICANT (OTHERS) INGMAR APINIS, NICK MULLALY, JUSTIN DAVIES Significant (Others) brings together three Melbourne–based artists to explore ideas around physical and metaphysical connection. In response to this theme… Continue reading →

GALLERY 3 SHANGHAI COMMUNIQUE MICHAEL CIAVARELLA “Shanghai Communiqué” refers to a diplomatic document between China and the US from the 1970s. The text contains a provision described as ‘constructive ambiguity’,… Continue reading →

GALLERY 4 BOMBING, FLOATING AND SQUEALING LUCAS GOLDING Growing up in Queensland, the pool was pretty much a backyard staple. Many days were spent pruny and chlorine soaked, bombing, floating… Continue reading →

GALLERY 5 VEILLANCE KRISTIAN HAGGBLOM The world is in an increasing state of hyper-anxiety caused by powerful and seemingly intangible political and natural forces. This has caused a state of… Continue reading →

GALLERY 6 FALLING SIMONE HINE Falling is part of an ongoing series of video works that take what might be a few seconds from a film and expands this temporally… Continue reading →

GALLERY 1 ALIEN NATURE ALICIA KING As we are constantly reminded by popular media, developments in biological technologies stand to revolutionise our experience of being human. This continual bombardment of… Continue reading →

GALLERY 2 INDOORS COSIMA SCALES Indoors is an exhibition of 9 small-scale, still life paintings; a ripe half-papaya – seeds glistening – a pair of boiled eggs, radishes, an eggplant,… Continue reading →

GALLERY 3 ARMIDA RODRIGO AZAOLA The same uneasiness with which opera has historically portrayed non-Western cultures still echoes in today’s mass media. Armida is a multimedia installation that explores the… Continue reading →

GALLERY 4 THE MARKING. JOSEPHINE MEAD I am bounded by the curve, entirely and in parts I am swept up in Algebraic rhythm, without understanding Pain chords sweep me and… Continue reading →

GALLERY 5 OF SAMPAGUITA, ILANG-ILANG CZAR KRISTOFF, LESLEY-ANNE CAO, MJ FLAMIANO Of sampaguita, ilang-ilang contains narrations and reinterpretations of the sampaguita wreath – a common object and persistent industry found… Continue reading →