This exhibition comprises new photographs and recent video that draws from Claudia Nicholson’s archive of over 200 images of life in Colombia and Australia....
Claudia Nicholson: If The Mountain Is Burning, Let It Burn
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A Moment in Extended Crisis
'A Moment in Extended Crisis' considers the historical and contemporary resonances of movement and migration that occur against the backdrop of large-scale political upheaval....
Image, Interrupted
'Image, Interrupted' considers the ways in which the data generated image is troubled by artistic strategies of deflection, disruption and subterfuge....
Justine Youssef: Somewhat Eternal
Drawing on familial narratives, 'Somewhat Eternal' expands to consider how states of refuge can uphold cycles of dispossession....
Diana Baker Smith: She Speaks in Sculpture
'She Speaks in Sculpture' is an exhibition by Diana Baker Smith exploring the histories of Sydney’s built environment through the work of Australian-American sculptor Margel Hinder (1906-1995). ...
I will tell you my story
Curated by Talia Smith, 'I will tell you my story' considers how collections can be re-read in light of the present, challenged as an archive, and imagined anew....
Hayley Millar Baker: There we were all in one place
Throughout her oeuvre, Hayley Millar Baker reclaims the medium of photography using a hacking and collage method that connects Australian histories (often untold outside of oral, local storytelling) and her grandfather’s collection of photographs and negatives....
Void
Void’ explores the multiple ways in which contemporary Aboriginal artists visually express the unknown as space, time and landscape through sculpture, ceramics, textiles, painting, drawing, photography and video....
The Watters Gift
‘The Watters Gift’ presents the legacy of works which were part of Frank Watters’ private collection and includes text by Tania Creighton and Sonia Legge and anecdotal references by select artists....
Void
The notion of ‘void’ is explored by contemporary Aboriginal artists working in a range of media: ceramics, video, painting, sculpture and photography....
After Technology
'After Technology' considers how Australian artists have registered the rise of technologies since the 1990s and the impact of technology on the human experience....
Kate Scardifield: Soft Topologies
Encompassing adaptable sculpture, video and objects from the MAAS collection, 'Soft Topologies' by Kate Scardifield considers the points of convergence between the body and the practice of charting atmospheric space....