'You Are Here Too' is a response to the Institute of Modern Art’s landmark 1992 exhibition, made at a time when HIV/AIDS dominated LGBTQI+ discourse in Australia....
You Are Here Too
Tag Archives: Institute of Modern Art
Duty of Care
Curated by Stephanie Berlangieri, Angela Goddard, and Robert Leonard, 'Duty of Care' is an international group show with over thirty artists across two sites....
Dawn Ng: Avalanche
Dawn Ng’s practice explores time, memory, and the ephemeral. For 'Avalanche', the Singaporean artist crafted pigmented ice blocks, then filmed them melting away....
Justine Youssef: Somewhat Eternal
Drawing on familial narratives, 'Somewhat Eternal' expands to consider how states of refuge can uphold cycles of dispossession....
the churchie emerging art prize 2023
Here, thirteen finalists explore the theme of context through painting, sculpture, video, drawing, printmaking, and photography....
You’ll Know It When You Feel It
A multi-authored exhibition, 'You’ll Know It When You Feel It' examines the value of a co-created archive as a site of resistance....
the churchie emerging art prize 2023 finalists announced
the churchie emerging art prize, renowned for showcasing the next wave of early-career artists, has announced 2023's thirteen finalists....
Entries now open for the churchie emerging art prize 2023
Have questions about the application process? Join for an information session at IMA, where they will run you through all things related to applying for ‘the churchie’....
Legends from the deep sitting peacefully on the waters
'Maluw Adhil Urngu Padanu Mamuy Moesik (Legends from the deep sitting peacefully on the waters)' uses art to expose climate change, posing questions and answers to the threat. ...
Copyright Agency Partnerships’ inaugural commission and exhibition
Copyright Agency Partnerships’ first commission and exhibition opens with 'TextaQueen: Bollywouldn’t' at 4A Centre for Contemporary Asian Art, Sydney....
Emmaline Zanelli wins the churchie emerging art prize 2022
On the winning work, this year's judge Sebastian Goldspink says "It is an incredibly rich work. It's interesting, considered and beautiful."...
Natalya Hughes: The Interior
Natalya Hughes’ The Interior invites audiences into an exaggerated consultation room playfully furnished for psychoanalysis....