c3 Projects

Gallery 3 Tree Time Caitlin Dear with Thomas Schmocker Have you ever hung out with a tree…? Come on a walk through the gardens of the Abbotsford Convent to meet… Continue reading →

Gallery 6 Wet Nurse (Residue) 110% Collective 110% present audiovisual documentation and material residues from their latest project, Wet Nurse, developed during the first iteration of c3’s performance residency in… Continue reading →

c3 Contemporary Art Space (VIC) presents Perpetual Perishing Presence ~ Amalia Lindo & Trent Crawford Sound design by Mitchell Mackintosh c3 Contemporary Art Space presents work by Naarm/Melbourne based artists… Continue reading →

December 2019 | c3 Contemporary Art Space Performance Residency c3 presents a performance of the first iteration of 110% collective’s new work, Wet Nurse, created during c3’s 2019 Performance Residency.… Continue reading →

Gallery 1 Platonic Informality Ceri Hann (of Public Assembly) This work invites audiences to engage in a kind of three dimensional twister, as one of a group of people holding… Continue reading →

Gallery 2 Views to remember Kate Wallace Painting to dissimulate. Painting to narrate. Painting as a form of verisimilitude. Painting as a way to remember. In an age saturated by… Continue reading →

Gallery 5 Clock Face Travis MacDonald Clock Face, Travis MacDonald’s exhibition, features a selection of new sculptural works concerning time and an ongoing conversation between painting and the everyday object.

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 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 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 →