Exhibition Calendar
| DATES | EXHIBITION |
|---|---|
| 2020 | |
30 SEPTEMBER - 30 OCTOBER 2020
| LOVES LAST TOKEN: TRACE OBJECTS This exhibition explores Trace Objects, the mementos people leave at graves. These objects come to represent a person who has died and to express the grief and love mourners have for the deceased. The works are an enquiry into a topic that is often avoided or ignored even though it is ever present in our lives. Through the mediums of early photographic processes, dark room photography, embroidery and installation, traditional and contemporary art practices are used to explore Trace Objects, revealing their sublime nature. This exhibition is a conversation in the process of demystifying death. |
10 AUGUST - 25 SEPTEMBER 2020
| SENSORY ECHOES Sensory Echoes comprises a collection of works and experiments developed in situ over the course of the exhibition. The work has been developed as part of Kira’s PhD research, which is situated in the space between architecture and art and explores ideas of embodied perception, the body’s after image and memory, kinesthetic learning and latent aspects of space. |
29 MARCH - 30 JULY 2020
| THINKING IN PICTURES Thinking in Pictures aims to visualise the female phenotype of autism spectrum disorder through creative practice. The exhibition seeks to defy myths and stereotypes and bring awareness to the often complex and camouflaged female presentation of ASD. In translating the invisible to visible - whilst promoting the creativity not often associated with being on the spectrum - the exhibition showcases vivid and expressive works that highlight the rich inner world and workings of a different mind. |
9 JANUARY - 21 MARCH 2020
| COMMONPLACE Commonplace is an exhibition of collaborative drawing projects by Beth George, Michael Chapman and others. The drawings explore the relationships between empathy, embodiment, memory and architectural space and will be undertaken in the gallery space over the course of the exhibition. CLOSING EVENT |
| 2019 - 2020 SUMMER HOURS | Reduced Summer Hours: |
| 2019 | |
20 NOVEMBER - 6 DECEMBER 2019
| WATERLINES A showcase of work by third year architecture students, who, in their final Architecture Design Studio course, were prompted to craft designs that respond to the dynamic threshold between land and water in Newcastle. |
23 OCTOBER - 17 NOVEMBER 2019
| REIMAGINING THE CANON Alison Bell, Chris Byrnes, Penny Dunstan, Sarah Edmondson, Helen Hopcroft, Rachel Milne, Annemarie Murland, Dan Nelson, Lucy O’Donnell, Marika Osmotherly, Kiera O’Toole, Alessia Sakoff, Belinda Street, Lezlie Tilley, Eila Vinwynn, Clare Weeks, Patricia Wilson-Adams, Lee Zaunders, Vera Zulumovski |
24 SEPTEMBER - 19 OCTOBER 2019
| STEEL LIFE BHP began mining silver, lead and zinc at Broken Hill in NSW in 1885, and its Newcastle Steelworks closed on September 30th, 1999. Twenty years on this photographic exhibition by Murray McKean offers a unique insight into the site post-closure. |
28 AUGUST - 14 SEPTEMBER 2019
| BY THE GOOD GRACE By the Good Grace explores the love, hate and indifference shown towards domesticated dogs historically to challenge people’s perceptions around the capacity of dogs to suffer when ill-treated. |
17 JULY - 23 AUGUST 2019
| ERASURE Erasure is never simply a matter of making things disappear: there is always a remainder that comes about in the aftermath, some mark on the surface from which a word or image or note has been removed. Whether crossed out, written-over or rubbed away, the forsaken item has a habit of returning, like a spectre: if only in the marks that assume its place and assert its passing. - Opening and performances Tuesday 6 August from 7:30pm Follow up event and performances Tuesday 13 August from 7:30pm |
12 JUNE - 6 JULY 2019
| SCHOOL OF CREATIVE INDUSTRIES HONOURS 2019 FIGURATIVELY SPEAKING |
24 APRIL - 8 JUNE 2019
| BILOELA: AFORE AND BEYOND Developed through research into local histories and institutionalised abuse, this exhibition explores the repressed history of three nineteenth century public schools for "wayward" girls. |
20 MARCH - 20 APRIL 2019
| DINO CONSALVO & LOTTIE CONSALVO |
13 FEBRUARY - 9 MARCH 2019
| GREG FULLER | JASON HICKLIN | TRACY HILL Three British printmakers return to Newcastle to present an exhibition of their visual reinterpretations of the Hunter landscape as experienced through their walking journeys during a 2016 artist residency. |
PREVIOUSLY ON NOVEMBER 2018 - APRIL 2019
| YEARNING TO YARN Simon Munro is a higher education researcher, artist and Indigenous Project Officer in the Department of Rural Health. |
