ANDREW WEATHERILL

GALLERY 1 PROJECT SPACE SQUIRREL ON A PLATE ANDREW WEATHERILL Every journey we make throughout our lives is unique. My artistic wanderings explore chance through process as I attempt to… Continue reading →

ANTONIA GOODFELLOW

GALLERY 2 MESON ANTONIA GOODFELLOW Meson: part drawing machine part meccano part sine wave and a total appreciation of the vinyl LP. Meson is a generative art piece that maintains… Continue reading →

BIANCA TIBOS
MADELEINE CHAPMAN

GALLERY 3 BEARING WITNESS BIANCA TIBOS + MADELEINE ROSE CHAPMAN There is something universally important about a woman looking at her mother. As a child it was watching her put… Continue reading →

TESS HEALY

FOYER SPACE ONE MINUTE SERENADE TESS HEALY One Minute Serenade reimagines the once popular form of the serenade, through a live and ongoing experiential art work. Every day, for the… Continue reading →

AMELIE SCALERCIO

SPACE A DOUBLE DOWN AMELIE SCALERCIO I trawl the internet a lot. Mostly for nothing in particular and mainly to procrastinate. Sometimes, amongst all this stuff I wish I could… Continue reading →

TRAVIS MACDONALD

SPACE B BIG SKY TRAVIS MACDONALD This show is a small democratic selection of work finished over the last year. Most images and objects are based on observations made spending… Continue reading →

ALANNA LORENZON

PROJECT ROOM THE SIGNIFICANCE OF POPCORN ALANNA LORENZON One thing I think is that any object can be imbued with significance. For example, when in Iceland undertaking an internship my… Continue reading →

ANNA VARENDORFF

GALLERY 2 LINE HORIZON ANNA VARENDORFF Moving not-moving. Capacities to exchange spaces and relationships. Anna Varendorff works to exploit the tropes of the crafted object to open up new spaces… Continue reading →

ANITA BELIA

GALLERY 3 THE VANISHING ANITA BELIA We all experience loss. It’s part of what it means to be human. Yet despite its defining nature and the intensity with which we… Continue reading →

CARLY FISCHER

GALLERY 1 FOYER SPACE DON’T FORGET ME CARLY FISCHER Don’t Forget Me is a sculptural and sound installation that reflects on how Australian mythologies and film representations of being lost… Continue reading →