Deborah Kelly’s ‘CREATION’ is a multi-dimensional and cross-disciplinary cumulative and collaborative artwork proposing experimental, ritualised engagements with climate denialism....
Deborah Kelly: CREATION
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Make or Break: The Department of Non-Human Resources
For ‘The Department of Non-Human Resources’, Make or Break invite us into a space of speculation, collective thinking, research, conversation and hands-on activity that question the sustainability and sustainment we face in an uncertain future....
Karla Dickens: A Dickensian Sideshow
'A Dickensian Sideshow' brings together recent and new work that step deep into the dark corners of the circus tent to interrogate what lies beneath the glitter and lights. ...
2020 Hurford Hardwood Portrait Prize finalists
Drawn from over 220 entries, the 68 finalists of the '2020 Hurford Hardwood Portrait Prize' illustrate the diverse ways in which the human form can be captured through various media....
Melissa Harvey: The Silent Pool
In 'The Silent Pool', Melissa Harvey explores a connection to place – uniting geographical histories; sensory memories; textural experiences and processes within her art practice....
Dan McDonnell: Data Streams
'Data Streams’ by Dan McDonnell is a playful inquiry into the nature of screens and their capacities, their science, and in particular, their presence as physical objects....
Amanda Bromfield: Hey, Listen Up
Ceramic artist Amanda Bromfield explores the role and influence of women in society while questioning their treatment and representation....
Angus Mordant: Standing Rock
In 2016, Standing Rock protesters began their fight against the Dakota Access Pipeline, a 1,172-mile underground channel built to transport crude oil from North Dakota to an oil tank farm in Illinois. Photojournalist Angus Mordant was there. Now, his photographic documentation presents a powerful visual narration...
The new charge: Australian women modernists
The new charge: Australian women modernists is a Lismore Regional Gallery project which showcases and celebrates the work of a group of influential female Australian artists: Grace Cossington Smith, Thea Proctor, Margaret Preston, Clarice Beckett, Ethel Spowers, Alison Rehfisch, Jean de Courtenay Isherwood and Edna Jane...