Exhibitions
2020
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Worry Tree
Ellie HannonThe Worry Tree is a Cognitive Behavioural Therapy tool that helps people to manage worrying thoughts, particularly worst-case-scenario worrying and anxiety where there is little or nothing we can do about the situation.
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Stepping Stones
Helen GoryCorona, lockdown, isolation. With time to reflect, Gory sees our lives akin to stepping stones. Life’s strange coincidences that shape our personal stories and form our memories and behaviours are recurring themes within Gory’s art practice.
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Raw Mark Making
Hiroyasu TsuriRaw Mark Making is quite a simple idea. It’s literally the meaning of the words. Mark making. In my context, it is making marks that are not commonly used in traditional art practice. Unusual movements, using any kind of tools, embracing a mood or attitude, mixed with the physical speed or controlling the level of impact on to the surface... that's what I call raw mark making. - Hiroyasu Tsuri
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Construct
Bradley EastmanThe works in Construct are visual expressions of man-made urban landscapes from an aerial perspective. Environments where natural elements and organic materials usually found in nature are controlled, restricted, manipulated, constrained and repurposed to construct modern precincts and developments. As we progress, it is becoming too common that our natural landscapes are replaced with overwhelming modern architectural structures and sprawling urban development… - Bradley Eastman
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Sparks
Tom CivilWe are all learning on this journey of life. As a non-Indigenous person living and working on Wurundjeri Country I would like to pay my respects and dues to the Wurundjeri community and in particular Elders past and present and to those emerging; to acknowledge the suffering and injustices that were and are faced by the community, and also to share my admiration of the strength and resilience of the community to survive and thrive, now and into the future. - Tom Civil
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Blood Moon
Stephen BakerBaker’s ‘Blood Moon’ tells the story of two characters who come together under the seemingly impending event of a Blood Moon, a total eclipsing of the moon whereby refracted sunlight from Earth‘s atmosphere bathes the moon in a reddish-orange hue.
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Organic Future
Yusk Imai...even though we are looking forward to the future of technology and artificial intelligence and all that... I don’t think physical presence is replaceable... and I show that in a lot of the drawings... they’re kind of dismembered and alone... you know like they are eager for the presence of something or someone else...
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Reflection
PHIBSThe process of creating artwork has always been grounding and keeps me centred and focused... making artwork is my anchor. Every now and then I stray from the path and lose my way. Life's distractions, fears, and worries can be an unhelpful indulgence...It is a continuous vicious circle that I find myself in, constantly. - PHIBS
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Annihilation
ROAArt is born of the observation and investigation of nature.− Marcus Tullius Cicero (106 BC ~ 43 BC)
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