mono.poly.chromes

January 16, 2024By aaronAARON MARTIN, ADRIEN ALLEN, BILLY GRUNER, CARLO GOLIN & BILL MCDONALD, DAVID SEQUEIRA, DAVID THOMAS, DAVID WALLAGE, GRAEME THOMPSON, JASON HARTCUP, JOYCE HUANG, KERRILEE DIXON, KYLE JENKINS, MAX LAWRENCE WHITE, MELINDA HARPER, MICHAEL GRAEVE, MICHAEL S. L. VANDORPE, PROJECT SPACES, RAYMOND CARTER, RECENT, RICHARD DUNN, SARAH KEIGHERY, SARAH ROBSON, SIMON KLOSE, STEFANIE SCHULTE, TOM LOVEDAY
mono.poly.chromes

mono.poly.chromes curated by Misuzu (Missy) Ueda and Aaron Martin February 2nd – 24th, 2024 Project spaces 1 & 2   Adrien Allen (VIC), Raymond Carter (VIC), Richard Dunn (NSW), Kerrilee Dixon(VIC), Craig Easton (NZ), Michael Graeve (VIC), Billy Gruner (NSW), Melinda Harper (VIC), Jason Hartcup (VIC), Zhejun Huang (CHN), Kyle Jenkins(QLD), Sarah Keighery (NSW), Simon Klose (VIC), Tom Loveday (NSW), Aaron Martin (VIC), Sarah Robson (NSW), Stefanie Schulte (ACT), David … Read More

LET THE SUNSHINE IN

January 16, 2024By aaronAMANDA HO, CHERYL THORNTON, HANNAH COOPER, JACQUELINE STOJANOVI?, JILLY EDWARDS, KAY LAWRENCE, LUCIA DOHRMANN, MISAKO NAKAHIRA, PROJECT SPACES, RECENT, ROBYN PHELAN, SARA LINDSAY
LET THE SUNSHINE IN

Let The Sunshine In Hannah Cooper (NSW), Lucia Dohrmann (SA), Jilly Edwards (UK), Amanda Ho (VIC), Kay Lawrence (SA), Sara Lindsay (VIC), Misako Nakahira (Japan), Robyn Phelan (VIC), Jacqueline Stojanovic (VIC), Cheryl Thornton (VIC) February 2nd – 24th, 20224   Project Space 3   Let the Sunshine In represents 10 multi-generational female visual artists, from Australia, … Read More

VOIDS

January 15, 2024By aaronAARON ASHWOOD, ISAAC LIZARDO, JOHN ELCATSHA, LILLY SKIPPER, PROJECT SPACES, RECENT, ROSANNE FREAK-POLI
VOIDS

VOIDS Aaron Ashwood, John Elcatsha, Rosanne Freak-Poli, Isaac Lizardo, and Lilly Skipper. February 2nd – 24th, 2024 Project Space 4   Voids exhibition contemplates the possibilities of space, through processes of intervention and temporal assemblage. Artwork arrangements and performative gestures will take forms specific to site, embracing translating metaphors of the habitually unobserved. Artists consider … Read More