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Gallery 1 Blue sky at night Maddison Kitching Blue Sky at Night is an exhibition of new work by Naarm/Melbourne–based artist Maddison Kitching. Kitching’s works combine elements of the Australian… Continue reading →

Gallery 2 The Magical Kingdom Guy Grabowsky The Magical Kingdom comments on the mass production of digital images while turning its attention to the materiality and new functions of photography.… Continue reading →

Gallery 3 Fool’s Gold Matt Fairbridge Fool’s Gold presents faux geological samples of cast and sculpted sedimentary layers that resemble those cut out from the crust of the planet. The… Continue reading →

Gallery 4 Conversing Constellation Katie Stackhouse Choose a wax stone. Sing to it. Move it in any direction and place it so that it touches any other form in the… Continue reading →

Gallery 5 Platform for Shared Praxis Jesse Hogan With Agatha Gothe-Snape, Zoë Bastin, Mitchell Cumming, Brian Fuata, Helen Grogan, Yuko Hasegawa, Hirofumi Isoya, Anna John, Haruko Kumakura, Joel Kirkham, Hiroaki… Continue reading →

Gallery 6 Border-ing Antonia Sellbach Antonia Sellbach’s abstract paintings involve implementing systems of repetition, limitation and modularity as related to mark–making and arrangement. Through these systems, visual (and conceptual) qualities… Continue reading →

Gallery 1 Between Days Ella Dunn I began making this body of work after moving to a new area in the Northern suburbs of Melbourne. Although similar in many ways… Continue reading →

Gallery 2 Seen Julia Stewart and Cameron Gill Julia Stewart and Cameron Gill are interested in the challenges and subtleties that emerge in painting ‘from life’. While photography can act… Continue reading →

Gallery 3 Collision Penny Walker-Keefe and Lewis O’Brien In 2009 news circulated that a bird had dropped a piece of baguette into the Large Hadron Collider (LHC), also called an… Continue reading →

Gallery 4 Reworked Isabella Darcy Reworked by Melbourne-based artist Isabella Darcy is an on-going project and investigation into the material processes of twenty-first century shopping. The project explores the connections… Continue reading →