SIMON O’CARRIGAN

SPACE A PERSISTENCE OF VISION – PART 1 SIMON O’CARRIGAN Persistence of vision is a term that describes the ability of human perception to interpret movement when watching a series… Continue reading →

DRAWING NO 1

SPACE B DRAWING NO 1 (A Craft Cubed satellite event) CURATED BY JEMILA MACEWAN JULIA ATKINSON, REBECCA HAYES, MONA FRANK AND S.P. JAMESTOWNE, FINN ROBERTSON, JEMILA MACEWAN A long distance… Continue reading →

VALENTINA PALONEN

PROJECT ROOM BIOMORPHICA VALENTINA PALONEN This series of ink drawings is based upon a critical reflection of human animality and inter-species dynamics. By sourcing and appropriating the curiously anthropomorphic illustrations… Continue reading →

OSCAR FERREIRO

GALLERY 2 OSCAR FERREIRO REMOTE DRAWING Living in these times of extreme rationalism, where science and technology define our existence, I wonder about things that can’t easily be explained or… Continue reading →

DANIEL ARMSTRONG

GALLERY 3 ABANDONED CUBBY HUTS DANIEL ARMSTRONG The Cubby Hut is a powerful symbolic structure, an archetypal structure, and a place of imagination, dreams, refuge and adventure. The Cubby is… Continue reading →

WORM MOUNTAIN

GALLERY ONE SPACE A + B + PROJECT ROOM + FOYER SPACE WORM MOUNTAIN AMBER WALLIS, ANDY HUTSON, DANE LOVETT, JORDAN WOOD, LINDA TEGG, LUCY GRIGGS AND NICOLA PAGE. Worm… Continue reading →

CHOICE!

GALLERY TWO CHOICE! NZ CONTEMPORARY ART TJALLING DEVRIES – NAOMI CLEMENTS – VICTORIA MUNRO – MATTHEW CROOKS – JULIAN HOLCROFT – ANNA REES – JULIA HOLDEN – MATT DOWMAN –… Continue reading →

KARL SCULLIN
+ LAUREN BAMFORD

GALLERY 3 TWO X TWO KARL SCULLIN AND LAUREN BAMFORD TWO X TWO is a collaborative portraiture project by Melbourne photographers Karl Scullin and Lauren Bamford. Each artist presents a… Continue reading →

ANNALISE SCOTT

GALLERY 1 FOYER SPACE COLLECTED MEMORY ANNALISE SCOTT Objects, mainly furniture, from my childhood home have been used to create aide-mémoires or triggers to evoke the retrieval of memory through… Continue reading →

CATHERINE BENNETTS-CASH

SPACE A UNHOMELY FRAGMENTS AND DOMESTIC SLIPPAGES CATHERINE BENNETTS-CASH Catherine’s work examines the idea that an unrelenting list of repetitive domestic tasks and the organising habits of a housekeeper can… Continue reading →