Exhibitions
2023
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Human Like You
Kris Andrew SmallHuman Like You is a a show that channels the beauty and the chaos of the world in to a body work aimed at reminding humans of our place amongst it.
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Paintings From Tasmania and the Moon
Ileigh Hellier‘Paintings from Tasmania and the moon’ are paintings that are less from Tasmania and more from the moon. By that I mean that a super moon event was the catalyst for the paintings. I began to think a lot about the moon and I began leaning in to the ‘energy’ of the moon. I leant in so much that I felt as if I was guided by the moon to make these paintings.
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Hold It, Hold On
Georgia HillHold It, Hold On is a very personal exhibition for me - these works come from an over-due reflection of my experiences and environments, as they sit alongside each other in my memory.
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The Yellow Room
Jacqui StockdaleBetween each major body of work are my other bodies, my nudes, rarely shown, usually stacked away, laying in promise in delicate sleeves in map drawers. My nudes are my life blood, made from life in fleeting, intimate and intense moments. I call this space and place, The Yellow Room, where artist and model meet, bow to each other and go to work.- Jacqui Stockdale
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Overnight Oats
Robert BowersOvernight Oats is about connection, yet this exhibition is to be floated through, never landing heavily but rather streaming along on heavenly oils, the scent of egg and bacon in the air.
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Blue Period
Hiroyasu TsuriThis body of work was inspired by the murals that I have created in the last few years. The very first Mural that I painted in this style was in "t’ Hoekje", on the side entrance wall of the 'Fries Museum' in Leeuwarden, Netherlands.
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Obuje
Curated by Alison Groves & Ion FukuzawaThe emerging generation of Japanese ceramicists infuses new narratives into a rich history and tradition of working with clay. Trained by Sodeisha lineage ceramicists, the ceramicists in this exhibition inherit the pursuit of technique and material experimentation as a means to express their relationship with clay. Within these boundaries, freedom to flirt with functionality and categorisation grants endless possibilities. This approach to making eludes tidy translations of art, design or craft, to invite a slower consideration of the objects and their materials. Within and beyond western defined art structures, the work is grounded by an innate obsession with materiality.
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Signs of Life
Tom CivilThese works aim to disrupt and decompose official colonial Australian symbols and narratives.
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Stop the World I Want to Get Off
James CooperStop the World, I Want To Get Off is an exhibition of 160 collages formed over the past five years.
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Belongings
Heath Nock"…Ownership is the most intimate relationship that one can have to objects. Not that they come alive in him; it is he who lives in them." - Walter Benjamin - Illuminations: Essays and Reflections (1969)
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Physical Reality
James BourbonAs a child, the aisles of the local video store contained endless opportunities and an overwhelming sense of discovery.
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Southbound
Curated by Dave CourtThe exhibition features works by artists born or currently based in South Australia who work across various mediums, including painting, drawing, sculpture, digital, AI, video and light projection and performance.
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