Select Exhibitions
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CHINA Moments in Time
‘CHINA Moments in Time’ is a photographic journey across more than 20 Chinese cities, documenting the daily lives of the people.
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Pamela See: Shades and Silhouettes, Papercut Portraits
Pamela See pays homage and illuminates the personal histories of Chinese Australians who lived under the The White Australia Policy (1901-1973).
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Robyn Stacey: As Still As Life
Robyn Stacey is compelled by the light, composition and indelible code of the still life, stating it ‘is one of the most enduring and significant genres in Western art.’
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Damon Kowarsky: Sans Frontières
In ‘Sans Frontières’, Damon Kowarsky investigates structure and its relationship to place in this survey of prints, paintings and drawings from 2008-2018.
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Nevertheless, she persisted
‘Nevertheless, she persisted’ addresses gender disparity by featuring the work of unrepresented female artists including Grace Blake, Brooke Leigh, Cat Mueller, Claudia Nicholson and Ebony Russell.
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Josh Foley: Parametric Wilderness
‘I have been confronted by ideas and questions about what it means to exist in relationship to our environment and the other creatures we share it with, including other humans.’ – Josh Foley
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Richard Lewer: The Adventure of a Lifetime
Richard Lewer references the war-time propaganda sold to Australian Soldiers who embarked for New Guinea during WWII with a romanticised image of the impending deadly situation and extreme conditions.
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Judy Watson: the edge of memory
For ‘the edge of memory’, Judy Watson presents a series of paintings, prints and drawings, which explore the indelible marks left on country by past events.
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Zanny Begg: The Beehive
Zanny Begg’s ‘The Beehive’ is a cinematic assortment of scripted fictions, documentary interviews and choreographed sequences in relation to the disappearance of Juanita Nielsen.
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Rebecca Wilson: A Portrait of Landscape and Time in Hill End
Rebecca Wilson's new body of work aims to disrupt persisting narratives of the Hill End region, to question ‘who the real heroes and villains are in recorded history and how we create myths and icons.’
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Daniel von Sturmer: CATARACT
Daniel von Sturmer's ‘CATARACT’ comprises 81 screens featuring a combination of moments documenting everyday physical processes and occurrences.
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As far as the eye can see
‘As far as the eye can see’ celebrates the contemporary topography of both landscape and printmaking.
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