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June 2016
Gallery 1 – Foyer Space Human Territories Nicholas Ryrie Going back while thinking ahead In a continual state of projection, the return always provokes previous experience. Decision making is somewhat… Continue reading
Space A Googly Corners Ingmar Apinis Googly Corners is a tongue in cheek reference to the role of the internet in every artist’s life today. While the internet as a… Continue reading
Space B Concrete Agenda Belle Bassin, Olga Bennett, Emily Ferretti, Pia Murphy, Nell Pearson, Laura Skerlj, Tai Snaith, Kate Tucker and Alice Wormald. Curated by Tai Snaith. Concrete Agenda brings… Continue reading
Project Space Anticipating Stillness Bruce Dickson Through video projection and accompanying sound, I intend to evoke a space where human consciousness approaches mortality. This is a space of undetermined duration,… Continue reading
Gallery 2 Marginal Matthew Grahame, Danny Colombo and Thomas Breakwell Curated by Kelvin Skewes Marginal presents the work of three Melbourne based photographic artists, Matthew Grahame, Danny Colombo and Thomas… Continue reading
Gallery 3 Camber Basil Papoutsidis Interested in the sculptural and post-painterly contexts of formalist abstraction, Basil Papoutsidis utilises the aesthetic course of material behaviours, informed by genres such as masculine… Continue reading
May 2016
Gallery 1 – Foyer Space Slave Shapes Ace-ahio Wagstaff Language, visual and otherwise, are signs, representations, ghosts, replicants, that are ordered and controlled to convey the hypothetical, the past, the… Continue reading
Space A It Tears Us Apart Kubota Fumikazu It tears us apart is a new series of paintings by Kubota Fumikazu. Six large, hard-edged abstract paintings explore line, form and… Continue reading
Space B Overhang Pippa Makgill Pippa Makgill’s past oeuvre has addressed the idea of shifting materiality and the presence of the ‘formless’ in sculpture. Her new body of work for… Continue reading
Project Space Hreyfingarlaus Scott Morrison The works in this exhibition come from a discovery of the Icelandic winter throughout January 2016. The landscapes and conditions encountered are something I’ll never… Continue reading