Lauren Brincat works with performance, video, installation and sculpture to explore movement, music and rhythm....
Lauren Brincat: When do I breathe?
Tag Archives: The Lock Up
DATA MINDS
'DATA MINDS' surveys the art practices of Roy Ananda, Girl On Road, HIBALL, Jon Rafman and Brie Trenerry who work across analogue, contemporary and AI-assisted media....
Where Delusion Meets the Sun
Artists explore themes of deviancy, defiance, escapism, fantasy and their connection to spaces and processes of incarceration and demarcation....
Heidi Axelsen and Hugo Moline: The Dance of the Remediators
This work prototypes earnest and absurd devices, gentle megastructures and everyday actions, for remaking the world through care, play, wonder and hope....
Shan Turner-Carroll and Ryota Sato: Signals From
Shan Turner-Carroll and Ryota Sato celebrate a shared approach to experimental art practices which surpass the studio and gallery space....
LOUD SKY
'LOUD SKY' features newly commissioned works by Hunter-based artists Lottie Consalvo, Peter Gardiner, Fiona Lee, Damien Linnane, and Clare Weeks that explore loss, survival, and resilience....
Alex Seton: Everything was Beautiful, and Nothing Hurt
Here, Alex Seton presents a series of glass installations that contemplate memory, forgetting, and loss with the passing of time....
PLAYGROUND
Lucas Abela, Billy Bain, Tiyan Baker, Kalanjay Dhir, Oliver Harlan, EJ Son and Meng-Yu Yan invite us to find respite from the absurdity of the world in this fun, playful, yet tackling exhibition....
Promise the Earth
'Promise the Earth' is the next in a five-part exhibition series with the elements – water, earth, fire, air, and æther (the post-internet realm) – as the defining features....
RADICAL SLOWNESS
This exhibition grapples with the idea of radical slowness and what it means to break with the whirring pace of the present and the unabating velocity of our time....
False Sense of Security
Fernando do Campo, Heath Franco, Doug Heslop, Tracey Moffatt and Gary Hillberg, Halinka Orszulok, Shevaun Wright and Giselle Stanborough explore the subjectivity, privilege and hidden cost of security....
Rosie Deacon: HOW DO I KNOW IF MY PARROT IS HAPPY?
Biomorphic sculptures referencing the native flora and fauna of Rosie Deacon’s hometown in rural NSW have been a prominent conduit for the artist to channel her memories, experiences and sense of community....