Past
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Katrin Koenning / Dear Chris / April 10 – May 04
On the 5th of August 2010, at twenty-nine years, Chris ended his own life. Husband to Alana, my cousin, ...
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Svetlana Bailey / Fog / April 10 – May 04
I photograph in fog in various unrelated locations. My work uses elements of fog and haze as portals to the ...
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Aliza Levi / Books on a White Background / Apr 10 – May 04
Much of Aliza Levi’s practice presents a relationship to land, consciousness and memory brought on by her South African and ...
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Derek Henderson & Kelly Thompson / Darkness of Noon / March 13 – April 06
Darkness of Noon is a unique collaboration between photographer Derek Henderson and illustrator Kelly Thompson. In the publication and ...
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Greg Blakey / Awake & Chosen / March 13 – April 06
Chosen: “Many are called but few are chosen” -Matthew 22:14 Chosen explores the behaviours of mobile phone users in ...
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Emma Phillips / Eve of Destruction / March 13 – April 06
Eve of Destruction is an attempt to distil and symbolise the sometimes-overwhelming anger women feel in a world which often ...
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Ingvar Kenne / Citizen / February 13 – March 09
Swedish-born Australian photographer, Ingvar Kenne, captures both individuality and shared human experience in his ongoing portrait project Citizen. This collection ...
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Greg Neville & Greg Wayn / Chemistry of Chance / February 13 – March 09
Chemistry of Chance is non-representational, it has no referent in the world outside of itself. The images were generated by the ...
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Carine Thevenau / Return To Huldra’s Wood / February 13 – March 09
Return To Huldra’s Wood is a visual exploration into Scandinavian Folklore. A Huldra is a mythical character who lives ...
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David Collins / White Rhino / January 16 – February 09
Collins’ exhibition titled White Rhino references Greek mythology, biblical stories and contemporary pop culture. His ultra rich, large format photographs ...
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Darron Davies / Terraria / January 16 – February 09
Terraria is a photographic project exploring the magical, abstract and metaphoric world of terrariums – an increasingly popular form ...
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Susanna Dominguez / Men and Their Tools / January 16 – February 09
Do we really objectify men as much as men objectify themselves? Do their tools of trade define who they ...
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Sub One Thousand / December 19 – 22
Our end of year group show, all works under $1000 Artists included Annalisa Feleppa Sean Fennessy Kristian Häggblom Jana Maré ...
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Kristian Häggblom / Viewing Platforms / November 28 – December 15
Artist in conversation with Louis Porter – December 01 / 2 PM Viewing Platforms by Kristian Häggblom is a photographic ...
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Lilli Waters / She Raw / November 28 – December 15
The She Raw project aims to document 41 everyday women within a state of fantasy whilst drawing directly from ...
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Janina Green / Ikea / November 28 – December 15
My photographs are always about the past. The Barthesian slogan, “this has been”, is for me, “I was there”. ...
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Greg Elms / Preserved / November 07 – 24
I grew up in a suburban hotel with a public bar festooned in taxidermy hunting trophies. I’d spend ages gazing ...
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Zoe Wetherall / Aerial Albuquerque / Nov 07 – 24
These images represent the combination of my love of aerial photography and a personal fascination with the American landscape. The ...
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Sarah Blythe / Deconstructing Flora / November 07 – 24
To the naked eye, nature can be seen as accidental and disorganised. Deconstructing Flora is a series of photographs concerning ...
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Tim Handfield / Colour Photographs 1977 – 78 / October 17 – November 03
This exhibition presents new digital prints of early colour work from 1977-78. In the 1970s most art photography was in ...
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Michael Kai / The World Is Yours / October 17 – November 03
Michael Kai is a Melbourne-based photographer. Born in Frankfurt Oder, Germany, Michael spent two years as a documentary photographer in ...
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Hoda Afshar / The In-Between Spaces / October 17 – November 03
Migrants live ‘border lives’ on the margins of different nations, ‘in-between’ contrary homelands. Living at the border, at the edge, ...
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Nicole Robson / Keeping Up Appearances / September 26 – October 13
A photograph of a domestic interior is a source of fascination. The intimate nature of this space offers the viewer ...
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Bridget Mac / Elevate / September 26 – October 13
I have used photographic collage to reconstruct cities and nudes. In this ongoing project I am looking at the ...
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Robert Ashton / Postmortem / September 26 – October 13
The angel of death is a ubiquitous pest. A phantom that buzzes in the shadows. Then falls silent. Ready ...
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Paul Blackmore / At Water’s Edge / September 05 – 22
At Water’s Edge is the long-awaited publication from photographer Paul Blackmore. This extraordinary body of work – spanning 11 ...
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Dianna Wells / On Edge / September 05 – 22
The liminal zones of cities fascinate me. When driving out of Melbourne I’m always looking for ‘the edge’, the ...
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Jade Cantwell / Marking the Way / September 05 – 22
Marking the Way searches for the signs, symbols and remnants of human activity that delineate the passage of time and ...
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Michael Corridore / Angry Black Snake / August 15 – September 01
Michael Corridore’s primary interest over the past six years has been inventing new narratives around automobile culture and its ...
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Jacqueline Ball / A Collection of Organised Spaces – Part Three / August 15 – September 01
Spatial relationships, form, materiality, light and colour are of central importance in my practice. I build my images in the ...
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Territory / July 25 – August 11
Territory examines the topographies of our urban existence. Through the observations of six contemporary photographers – Paul Batt, Nick ...
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Gary Heery / Undergrowth / June 27 – July 21
A collaboration with Michelle Jank & Grandiflora The pre-Raphaelite echoes of the images were not a conscious referencing. These photographs ...
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Peter Drinkell / The Great Road Climbs of the Alps and Pyrenees / June 27 – July 21
Peter was originally commissioned by Rapha Racing Ltd to create two books based on the famous cycling routes through Europe’s ...
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Imogen Hall / Nagasaki / June 06 – 23
For Imogen, her photographic practice is an act of spiritual devotion, an almost religious pursuit. She emphasises the Tao, ...
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Lucille Nolan / Interchangeable / June 06 – 23
The International Style of architecture spoke of a cold architectural language, one that rejected ornamentation and subjugated artisanal values ...
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Anat Cossen / Transition / June 06 – 23
Following my return from a visit to my birth country I was struggling to settle back and resume normal ...
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Annalisa Feleppa / Notions of Femininity / May 16-June 02
Annalisa Feleppa’s exhibition Notions of Femininity spans 7 years of artistic practice. Her work explores the visual notions of ...
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Rory Fink / Retroflective / May 16 – June 02
I wandered lonely as a cloud That floats on high o’er vales and hills, When all at once I ...
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Jacqui Henshaw / Manicured Visions / May 16 – June 02
Jacqui Henshaw’s series, Manicured Visions, speaks to the viewer on the ‘Beauty of Imperfection’. Henshaw created Manicured Visions after ...
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John Gollings / Bushfire Aerials / April 25 – May 12
John Gollings’ Bushfire Aerials document the post-bushfire landscapes one week after the Black Saturday fires. Unlike most images of ...
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Michael Norton / The Endless Sky / April 25 – May 12
With no beginning and no end, the sky is a space of pure potential that is in constant transformation. ...
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Jane Brown / Australian Gothic / April 25 – May 12
“The antipodes was seen as a world of reversals, the dark subconscious of Britain. It was for all intents ...
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Chris Budgeon / What is True / April 04 – 21
Chris Budgeon’s series What is True explores the nature of fear through the guise of childhood memory. His ...
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Kate Robertson / Dust Landscapes / April 04 – 21
These photographs record dust collected from ConFest; a festival held by an alternative healing and spiritual community in the ...
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Tim Gresham / Frequency / April 04 – 21
Tim’s practice involves two very contrasting mediums; photography and tapestry. Neither is used to develop studies for the ...
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BODY / March 14 – 31
BODY: A look at what it means to be human. Featuring: Jane Burton Joanna Collyvas Heather Dinas Lee Grant ...
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HERE / February 22 – March 10
Here explores the varied interpretations of our relation to place. To some it is geographically defined while to others a ...
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STILL / February 1 – 18
Edmund Pearce launches with a curated exhibition titled Still. Featuring the art of Gregory Elms, Annalisa Feleppa (SA), Kristian Haggblom, ...