Exhibitions
2025
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Physical Action as a Thinking Form
Hiroyasu TsuriThis exhibition brings together recent works of Hiroyasu Tsuri which have been created while consciously considering: Physical Action as Thinking Form.
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Finding Flow
David 'Meggs' Hooke'Flow' is a state of consciousness in which action and awareness merge, time dilates, and we can achieve goals at a high and fulfilling level. It is the 'zone' where creativity moves effortlessly and freely through us, into our practice, forming an ideal and joyous state of being.
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Same Today as Yesterday Hopefully Not Tomorrow
Tahlia UndarlegtAt the heart of Tahlia Undarlegt's practice lies an ancient pulse - the steady, grounding rhythm of clay as it yields to the hand. Her exhibition Same Today as Yesterday, Hopefully Not Tomorrow gathers a collection of sculptural figures and ceramic chains that appear both primordial and futuristic, as though unearthed from an archaeological site belonging to a civilisation not yet known. These works seem to emerge from a deep collective memory, evoking a time when humanity existed as one undivided species, before language splintered and difference was named.
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Rituals of the Modern Middle Class
Heath NockRituals of the Modern Middle Class is a survey of the absurdity embedded in the daily habits, routines, and pastimes of Western middle-class life. Spanning the cultural memory of the 1970s through to the 1990s, Nock’s paintings transform seemingly ordinary activities into strange, almost theatrical rituals. They reveal how repetition, conformity, and consumer desire shape everyday existence.
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Noisy Eyes
Daniel O'TooleNoisy Eyes presents a new body of textural colour field paintings that investigate the perceptual distortions associated with Visual Snow Syndrome (VSS)-a neurological condition that causes continuous visual static, comparable to film grain or analogue television interference.
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In the Shape of Another
Leili Tehrani WalkerIn the Shape of Another, is a reflection on identity, memory, and selfhood in an age of digital performance. Across nine paintings, seven mirrors, and a multimedia installation, Walker resists the pressure to present a unified or knowable self. Instead, they propose identity as something fluid, relational, and ultimately unknowable.
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Return of the Time Bandit
Matt BlueThe Time Bandit lies dormant in the depths of the underworld beneath Meru Island. Imprisoned by mythical forces for committing apocalyptic mischief, he remained undisturbed for aeons—until the tides of the cosmos stirred.
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Path Dependence
Sam OctiganThis body of work is an acknowledgement that no creative journey exists in isolation. Just as technical and historical systems are ‘path-dependent’, so too are artistic lives.
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Senectus Tempus
Benjamin KnockThe central theme of Benjamin Knock’s visual language is the interactions of geothermal energy below the earths surface and the process of terraforming that created the natural landscape of our planet over time. Senectus Tempus, is a new body of work based on observations from a two month expedition to the Mt Yasur Volcano on Tanna Island, Vanuatu.
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