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Marc Davis Outside Chance
Saturday 9th - Friday 15th July
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Pauna Dumitrescu Tattoo
Saturday 23rd - Fri 29th July
Tattooing has been practiced for centuries Worldwide and has served as rites of passage, marks of status and rank, symbols of religious and spiritual devotion and decorations for bravery.
For me as a painter tattooing is a way of decorating the human body to emphasize its beauty.
I chose the nude as the support for this decoration and I am amazed at the infinite ways of dressing a naked body in graphic signs, decorative elements and pictorial colour.
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Zoë Sadokierski Type Horses
Saturday 30th July - Friday 5th August
For years, before computers and phones and i-things took over, anyone who had anything to say relied on the typewriter to make it happen. This exhibition explores the relationship between famous writers and their 'work horses', shedding light on why these obsolete machines are still revered today.
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Annie Pritchard Australis
Saturday 6th - Friday 12th August
The work started off as an exploration of images & senses relative to my experience as an Australian. Images that as Australians we've probably all seen or shared before - whether it be scenes of the bush or of the beach or old photos from your family collection. The idea was based on a shared collective of images & memories.
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Johnny Kovacevic WHEN KINGS WERE GODS
Saturday 29th October - Friday 4th November
From ancient ruins of Khmer Kings portraying themselves as Devarajať (God-Kings), his new work explores their desire to depict themselves as divine beings, through erecting monuments of large proportions, alongside skyline perspectives to depict their ambition.
"When Kings were Gods" is a tribute to every human's endeavour to achieve something great, something monumental, something that tells future generations they were here.
"I've focused on the perspective of looking up at the Heads, giving the viewer a sense that the figure is above you, it's there for a higher purpose. I hope those viewers who see the work walk away and question what makes them unique".