VIVIAN COOPER SMITH

SPACE B WORDLESS VIVIAN COOPER SMITH Wordless is a collection of images that examine a life without anchors, without precedents and without hope in eternity. It examines life in the… Continue reading →

IN-HABIT

PROJECT ROOM IN-HABIT IN SITU COORDINATING ARTISTS: JUDE ANDERSON & EMILIE COLLYER ARTISTS INCLUDE: RACHAEL GUY, DAVID CHURCHILL, ANDY JACKSON, KATE HUNTER, BERNI M JANSSEN, SCOTT LYON, DANIEL ARMSTRONG, AMY… Continue reading →

JOSEPH FLYNN

GALLERY 2 CULTURAL FRACTURES JOSEPH FLYNN Joseph is a self-taught artist working from the Blender Studios. Working in ink and pencil on paper, and oil on canvas his work is… Continue reading →

JOHN PARKINSON

GALLERY 3 SCENIC WONDERS JOHN PARKINSON Pictures of the world. Made with computers. In this exhibition: Panoramic vistas. Gardens. Tourist Resorts. Rain. Waterfalls. Mountains.Tennis Courts and Natural Disasters. 1000 Milk… Continue reading →

OMFG!

GALLERY 1 OMFG! ADAM CRUICKSHANK – KOTOE ISHII – HIT & MISS – ROB McLEISH – SIMON PERICICH – DELL STEWART – EMILE ZILE OMFG! is foremost an investigation into… Continue reading →

NICKI WYNNYCHUK

GALLERY 2 IN DEFENSE OF ONE OR MORE LOST CAUSE NICKI WYNNYCHUK Cinder blocks, bamboo, pieces of timber and plywood and other found objects, white paint and handmade ceramic bowls… Continue reading →

NAT THOMAS AND CONCETTINA INSERRA

GALLERY 3 THE SAVIOURS NAT THOMAS AND CONCETTINA INSERRA Today, the Abbotsford Convent is a thriving Melbourne arts precinct, set in 6.8 hectares of garden and 11 historic buildings. Full… Continue reading →

SIMON MACEWAN

GALLERY 1 SPACE A + PROJECT ROOM IT’S NOT THE END OF THE WORLD SIMON MACEWAN Everybody is living on the rooftops and the giant monkey robot doesn’t want to… Continue reading →

JESSICA HALL

Space B Uncertain Futures Jessica Hall Masks are a potent symbol of identity, and of covered identity. Masks are as relevant now as they have been in the past, from… Continue reading →

ROHANI OSMAN KATIE JACOBS AND BRITTANY VEITCH

GALLERY 2 VENI VIDI VICI ROHANI OSMAN, KATIE JACOBS AND BRITTANY VEITCH These three artists use uniquely Australian native species to illustrate a traditional British dinner with a dark twist.… Continue reading →