Exhibitions & Events Archive
Rosemary Tamas-Cao :: nebulous
nebulous extends Tamas-Cao’s poetic research, as she changes familiar words, ingredients and objects to re-evaluate understandings of materiality and hybrid heritage.
Shane Rowlands :: Bewilderment Companion
Bewilderment Companion is a pop-up exhibition by Shane Rowlands, featuring a series of limited-edition prints in which a whimsical hybrid creature encounters an array of naïve botanica and mantras for inter-being.
ARI REMIX :: Pink Elephant Revisited
Pink Elephant Revisted by Paul Andrew/ARI REMIX celebrates the 80th anniversary of Brisbane’s legendary The Pink Elephant, exploring the artist, rebels, and queer icons who shaped the city’s independent creative culture through images, stories and immersive installation.
Shehab Uddin :: Light & hand
Shehab Uddin explores photography at its most elemental—where light, touch, and time come together to form an image. At its centre is a handcrafted ultra-large-format camera, built by the artist in collaboration with Shaun Singleton, reflecting a commitment to slow, tactile image-making.
Jayanto Tan :: Longtong Cap Go Meh
Presented in collaboration with Museum of Brisbane and BrisAsia Festival, Jayanto Tan brings together photography, participatory installation, food, and performance in a celebration of memory, identity, and community. The exhibition invites visitors to share personal stories and contribute to an evolving photo mural, creating a collective portrait of cultural connection.
Grant x Wilkes :: Local Guide
Grant x Wilkes translates the immaterial traces of the online world into physical form, drawing on a combination of digital photography, painting, 3D photogrammetry, and experimental analogue photographic processes.
Nadya Wilson :: bread bodies
Nadya Wilson fuses her poetry with the material potential found in the bodily world of sculpture. She seeks to give these poems their own space – their own bodies – allowing these poems to take up room rather than being flat print on a page.
Jori Etuale :: A Little bit Lots
A Little bit Lots is a phrase coined by Jori Etuale’s three year old daughter to describe a quantity that sits between a little and a lot. It is not a fixed quantity, but it is the exact amount required for the context. Achieving a little bit lots requires an attunement to the relational, spatial and temporal contexts in which a little bit lots has been requested.
Nikki-Rianna :: 4_MUSS BY US
Nikki-Rianna grew up in Morningside. Her house had a temple next to the front gate - they were both made by hand. Her family would use the temple quite often... leaving offerings for particular gods on particular days. More casually, they would leave small offerings daily, consisting of what they were eating for dinner, fruits or treats they had in the home, accompanied by flowers from the garden and nag champa.
Marc Pricop :: And if I Remained by the Outermost Sea
Marc Pricop is a dabbler. Over the past 10 years, he has dabbled as a handyman, professional photographer, artist’s assistant, sandwich artist, photo technician, beach cleaner, dishwasher, house painter, gallery technician, polar logistics coordinator and university lecturer. While undertaking this broad range of endeavours, he has usually had a camera with him. This is because he likes to photograph the things taking place around him, as much as he likes to be a part of them.
