Mary Tonkin primarily completes her work en plein air, capturing the forest environment – a living organism, constantly changing, and frequently challenging....
Mary Tonkin: Ramble
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Angela Casey: The Enquiring Light
Angela Casey depicts the melancholic shadow cast by socio-cultural histories and archive trends in witty yet confronting still life compositions....
Darren Sylvester: Carve A Future, Devour Everything, Become Something
Through photography, sculpture, video, installation and performance/ music, Darren Sylvester reflects on our interaction with pop culture and consumerism....
Robbie Harmsworth: On Beauty
Robbie Harmsworth’s practice is imbued with antiquities and archaic mythologies as well as a fascination with the idea of transience as a defining characteristic of human experience....
Gemma Smith: Rhythm Sequence
'Rhythm Sequence' traces Gemma Smith's experimentation with the language of painting since 2003 and includes more than 50 works....
Apostrophe Duchamp
Essays explore the effect the 1967-68 touring exhibition of Duchamp’s work from the Mary Sisler Collection throughout Australia and New Zealand....
Boundary Lines
‘Boundary Lines’ features the work of five contemporary Australian and international artists whose practices explore spatial perimeters; both real and imagined, past and present....
Toby Ziegler: Your shadow rising
The autonomy of the image in the works of Toby Ziegler, a London-based multi-media artist is questioned by the expansion of digital media, and its transformation of our perception of the material world....
Mirka Mora: Pas De Deux – Drawing and Dolls
These works offer a glimpse into Mirka Mora’s personal world, one filled with hybrid creatures derived from fairy tales, folk art, surrealism, and the artist’s vivid daydreams intermingled. ...
Julia deVille: Wholeness and the Implicit Order
Julia deVille provides a contemporary take on the taxidermy art form as her jewel-encrusted, ethically sourced, stuffed animals debunk the glorification of the trophy-hunting culture....
Samantha Everton: Indochine
Informed by her multicultural upbringing, Samantha Everton examines the intrusion of Western culture within Asian customs and the contemporary struggle for authenticity amid conflicting cultural pressures....
Antipodean emanations: cameraless photographs from Australia and New Zealand
The premise of ‘Antipodean emanations: cameraless photographs from Australia and New Zealand’ is implicit in its title; showcasing over 80 photograms by over 30 Australian and New Zealand artists who push boundaries through experimentation....