Jorge M. Brito’s art practice is perhaps most notable for the experimental shifts in style he employs to convey the emotions underpinning his work. He oscillates between painting, printmaking and papermaking, and embraces chance effects in both process and mood. … Continue reading Jorge M. Brito: This Intimate Life
Bundaberg Regional Art Gallery, 1 – 30 June 2024 The Closet brings together ten LGBTQI+ artists whose practices celebrate the richness and diversity of voices and experiences within the Queer community, particularly those whose formative years were spent in regional … Continue reading The Closet
If this belief from heaven be sent, if such be Nature’s holy plan, Have I not reason to lament what man has made of man? Lines Written in Early Spring by William Wordsworth The year I was born, 1977, there … Continue reading Jeremy Plint: If Such Be Nature’s Holy Plan
James Barth’s approach to self-portraiture is as complex and multifaceted as the artist herself, exploring self-representation in a post-internet era where accessibility can quickly lead to vulnerability. Using a combination of analogue and digital techniques, Barth has carved out a … Continue reading James Barth: Forecast
Common Knowledge and Learning Curves expands on Keg de Souza’s interest in the ways we teach and learn, exploring common knowledge held by communities and maintained across generations. Curated and developed by Artspace, Sydney, and presented in partnership with Griffith … Continue reading Keg de Souza: Common Knowledge and Learning Curves
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