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Exhibitions

Wednesday 24 July
2024

Universal Everything

Beings

ACMI
Wednesday 22 May – Sunday 29 September

Memo Akten

Memo Akten: Distributed Consciousness

ACMI
Wednesday 1 May – Tuesday 31 December

Andrew Rogers

Andrew Rogers: Where We Are

Jewish Museum of Australia
Friday 10 May – Sunday 1 September

Destiny Deacon, Cosey Fanni Tutti, Chelsea Farquhar, Dominic Guerrera, Truc Trong, William Yang

Octopus 24: Ricochet

Gertrude Contemporary
Saturday 15 June – Sunday 4 August

Various Australian artists

The School of Paris: Australian artists abroad

Bendigo Art Gallery
Friday 1 December – Sunday 3 November

Joseph Buckley, Kenzee Patterson, Kiah Pullens

50 degrees

Kings Artist-Run
Thursday 1 February – Saturday 2 March

The city sweats. Dry air and heat waves make our summers infamous and it can take considerable preparation to survive each year. In Naarm we average 11 days of temperatures greater than 35 degrees Celsius, and due to climate change this figure is expected to rise by almost 50% across the next two decades. But more than a discomfort, extreme heat causes more fatalities than other natural hazards combined, with those from vulnerable communities and precarious housing being hit the hardest.

From body heat to ecological bushfires, this exhibition of works by Joseph Buckley, Kenzee Patterson and Kiah Pullens examines our understanding of heat and the environment around us to ask how we got here, and learn how we can survive it together.

Organised by KINGS committee as part of the Heat Safe City project, supported by City of Melbourne x Sweltering Cities.

Location

Kings Artist-Run
69 Capel Street, West Melbourne VIC, Australia

Date

Thursday 1 February – Saturday 2 March

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Website

https://www.kingsartistrun.org.au/program/50-degrees/

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Exhibitions

Wednesday 24 July
2024

Universal Everything

Beings

ACMI
Wednesday 22 May – Sunday 29 September

Memo Akten

Memo Akten: Distributed Consciousness

ACMI
Wednesday 1 May – Tuesday 31 December

Andrew Rogers

Andrew Rogers: Where We Are

Jewish Museum of Australia
Friday 10 May – Sunday 1 September

Destiny Deacon, Cosey Fanni Tutti, Chelsea Farquhar, Dominic Guerrera, Truc Trong, William Yang

Octopus 24: Ricochet

Gertrude Contemporary
Saturday 15 June – Sunday 4 August

Various Australian artists

The School of Paris: Australian artists abroad

Bendigo Art Gallery
Friday 1 December – Sunday 3 November

Joseph Buckley, Kenzee Patterson, Kiah Pullens

50 degrees

Kings Artist-Run
Thursday 1 February – Saturday 2 March

The city sweats. Dry air and heat waves make our summers infamous and it can take considerable preparation to survive each year. In Naarm we average 11 days of temperatures greater than 35 degrees Celsius, and due to climate change this figure is expected to rise by almost 50% across the next two decades. But more than a discomfort, extreme heat causes more fatalities than other natural hazards combined, with those from vulnerable communities and precarious housing being hit the hardest.

From body heat to ecological bushfires, this exhibition of works by Joseph Buckley, Kenzee Patterson and Kiah Pullens examines our understanding of heat and the environment around us to ask how we got here, and learn how we can survive it together.

Organised by KINGS committee as part of the Heat Safe City project, supported by City of Melbourne x Sweltering Cities.

Location

Kings Artist-Run
69 Capel Street, West Melbourne VIC, Australia

Date

Thursday 1 February – Saturday 2 March

Save to Calendar

Website

https://www.kingsartistrun.org.au/program/50-degrees/

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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