Gallery 1 Obliteration, Creation Ohni Blu Momentary obliterations, meditations and creations of a body. These practices play an important part in Ohni’s life and function as a survival strategy as… Continue reading
Gallery 2 Alexandra Nemaric, Zoe Whitson, Jemi Gale, Alice McIntosh and Lei Lei Kung Machines don’t have eyes but birds do Machines don’t have eyes but birds do is an… Continue reading
Gallery 4 Collapse: Please, I just want to lie down Max Boland Collapse: Please, I just want to lie down explores the tedium of spending prolonged stretches of time in… Continue reading
Gallery 3 & 5 Potluck Shirin Towfiq, Elham Eshraghian, Elyas Alavi, Katya Abedian, Mahdi Aliyar, Mona Forghani, Mei Swan Lim, Manisha Anjali and Angelique Hiscock. Curated by Angelique Hiscock Potluck… Continue reading
GALLERY 6 THE ANOMALOUS IMAGE TRENT CRAWFORD Like many things, anomalous images have found new life over the internet. These images have proliferated alongside developments in camera technology, which has… Continue reading
Gallery 1 We Watch Them to Be Ready for Their Arrival Siying Zhou The nuns at the Abbotsford Convent once used this front room to make cakes for the visiting… Continue reading
Gallery 2 Transform into the animal you need to Anthea Kemp Transform into the animal you need to is an exhibition investigating ideas of how nostalgia and place feeds into… Continue reading
Gallery 3 Mourning Funes Camille Thomas and Ada Hale Mourning Funes is an exhibition that combines two practices that work with ritual: the ritual of making and ritual made personally… Continue reading
Gallery 4 Bring Home the Bacon Stephanie Wilson Bring Home the Bacon is about an element of society that the artist encounters regularly and find the strangest and also most… Continue reading
Gallery 5 Pheromone Trap Jennifer Mathews Pheromone trap presents a sculptural installation that explores the idea of parasitism in relation to private property. If we look at the interior of… Continue reading