Fold Stitch Bind | Artist Books Exhibition | 19 Jun – 15 Aug
Curated from an open call, this exhibition showcases the breadth and creativity of book artists from Canberra and the surrounding region.
Curated from an open call, this exhibition showcases the breadth and creativity of book artists from Canberra and the surrounding region.
A powerful collaboration grounded in sisterhood, this exhibition brings together the voices of Harrys Clarry and Wallabindi in an interactive exploration of culture, motherhood, memory, trauma, resilience, creativity, love and history.
A cross pollination of multidisciplinary art and cultural practices combining First Nations poetry, large scale hand dyed silk installations, digital storytelling and soundscape.
Pigment, Powder, Wax, Sand is an exhibition born from kinship, friendship, and years of shared dialogue by artists Dionisia Salas, Merryn Lloyd, Jacqueline Bradley and Rosalind Lemoh.
In this exhibition, Bitmead looks closely at the differences between the Canberra and Tasmania environments.
These naturally sculpted shapes share remarkable similarities to human and animal forms and emotional expressions.
Highly regarded printmakers, Cecile Galiazzo, G.W. Bot, Lizzie Hall, Craig Cameron and John Pratt are celebrated for their innovative, boundary-pushing practices.
Alexander Sarsfield, Bridget Baskerville, Clementine McIntosh, Gemma Brown and Sarah Murray explore themes of materiality, connection and place.
Bean Soup is a joyful, maximalist installation of bean-based works. Queering craft traditions, Bailey Donovan uses blown glass sculpture to celebrate lumpy forms, domestic comfort, and playful abundance.
Exploring the everyday using the mediums of glass, drawing and textiles. Michael’s work is informed by disability, caring, his migration to Australia, and identifying as LGBTQIA+.
Curious Birds brings together work by four artists known for creating quirky and whimsical bird art pieces and incorporating found objects and materials in their work.
Derived from an outreach project, the Faces of the South photobooth and sessions facilitated by Photoaccess, this exhibition, records likenesses and stories from members of the South Canberra community.