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Exhibitions

Tuesday 16 April
2024

Clement Meadmore

The Industrial Design of Clement Meadmore — The Harris/Atkins Collection

TarraWarrra Museum of Art
Saturday 23 March – Sunday 14 July

STEVEN RENDALL AND ALBERT TUCKER

DATA FOR FUTURE PAINTINGS

Heide Museum of Modern Art
Saturday 16 September – Sunday 21 April

wani toaishara

a most beautiful experiment

West Space
Friday 1 March – Saturday 11 May

Peter Atkins and Dana Harris

SUPERsystems

TarraWarrra Museum of Art
Saturday 23 March – Sunday 14 July

Group Show

Systems and Structures: A Focus on the TarraWarra Museum of Art Collection

TarraWarrra Museum of Art
Saturday 23 March – Sunday 14 July

A Line in the Sea

Leyla Stevens

West Space at Collingwood Yards
Saturday 23 January – Sunday 7 March

A Line in the Sea is a moving-image work by Leyla Stevens that contests the construction of Bali as an island paradise within the Australian imagination. The multi-channel video is a feminist retelling of a seventies Australian cult surf-film that popularised Bali as a tourist destination. The lush, colour-saturated imagery directly references the footage of Australian male surfers as they ‘discover’ south Bali’s coastlines, less than a decade following Indonesia’s anti-communist killings that claimed 80,000 lives in Bali alone. Using speculative and documentary modes of filmmaking, the work explores the spectral trace of Bali’s political violence and looks at the ways the Australian surfer romance of wiped the island clean of past atrocities.

Location

West Space at Collingwood Yards
Enter via 30a Perry St, Collingwood, VIC

Date

Saturday 23 January – Sunday 7 March

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Website

http://westspace.org.au/exhi/18812/leyla-stevens

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Exhibitions

Tuesday 16 April
2024

Clement Meadmore

The Industrial Design of Clement Meadmore — The Harris/Atkins Collection

TarraWarrra Museum of Art
Saturday 23 March – Sunday 14 July

STEVEN RENDALL AND ALBERT TUCKER

DATA FOR FUTURE PAINTINGS

Heide Museum of Modern Art
Saturday 16 September – Sunday 21 April

wani toaishara

a most beautiful experiment

West Space
Friday 1 March – Saturday 11 May

Peter Atkins and Dana Harris

SUPERsystems

TarraWarrra Museum of Art
Saturday 23 March – Sunday 14 July

Group Show

Systems and Structures: A Focus on the TarraWarra Museum of Art Collection

TarraWarrra Museum of Art
Saturday 23 March – Sunday 14 July

A Line in the Sea

Leyla Stevens

West Space at Collingwood Yards
Saturday 23 January – Sunday 7 March

A Line in the Sea is a moving-image work by Leyla Stevens that contests the construction of Bali as an island paradise within the Australian imagination. The multi-channel video is a feminist retelling of a seventies Australian cult surf-film that popularised Bali as a tourist destination. The lush, colour-saturated imagery directly references the footage of Australian male surfers as they ‘discover’ south Bali’s coastlines, less than a decade following Indonesia’s anti-communist killings that claimed 80,000 lives in Bali alone. Using speculative and documentary modes of filmmaking, the work explores the spectral trace of Bali’s political violence and looks at the ways the Australian surfer romance of wiped the island clean of past atrocities.

Location

West Space at Collingwood Yards
Enter via 30a Perry St, Collingwood, VIC

Date

Saturday 23 January – Sunday 7 March

Save to Calendar

Website

http://westspace.org.au/exhi/18812/leyla-stevens

All exhibition content on this website has been sourced from the exhibiting gallery’s website or provided by other art enthusiasts. We do not own or seek to own any of this material. If you are concerned about any misuse of your content, please let us know here.

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