Now Showing
Coming Soon
Fragments of Fame
Rachel Dickison
Opening: October 20 5:30 pm
Viewing: October 20, 2021 until October 30, 2021
A look through the broken lens of fame and the power of destructive storytelling in media.
from windows
Mark Antony Smith & Craig Williams
Opening: October 20 5:30 pm
Viewing: October 20, 2021 until October 30, 2021
New ceramics and paintings inspired by our changed world.
Simulation Stimulation.
Ian Lewis
Opening: October 20 5:30 pm
Viewing: October 20, 2021 until October 30, 2021
Prints and photographs that explore the beauty existing between ourselves and our media technology.
Field of Vision
Kylie Wardlaw
Opening: November 3 5:30 pm
Viewing: November 3, 2021 until November 13, 2021
Capturing a sense of expansiveness and freedom, responding viscerally to the landscape through colour
I AM WHAT I AM
Anthony Davies
Opening: November 3 5:30 pm
Viewing: November 3, 2021 until November 13, 2021
The Magic Show (Red Dot Unexplained)
Mike Marsh
Opening: November 17 5:30 pm
Viewing: November 17, 2021 until November 27, 2021
A magician never reveals his secrets
THE SILK ROAD
Sandy de Kock
Opening: November 17 5:30 pm
Viewing: November 17, 2021 until November 27, 2021
A vision. An exotic escape.
Thisness
Joe Salmon & Kay Benseman
Opening: November 17 5:30 pm
Viewing: November 17, 2021 until November 27, 2021
The mundane visual and auditory noise of homelife examined and transposed into photography and sound visualisations.
Past Exhibitions
– Tim Laffey
September 2020
At the heart of my work is the Light, captured from within Nature’s rich colour palette, as an echo of the painter’s brushstrokes.
Escape Window – Mark Antony Smith
September 2020
During lockdown windows became a way of communicating. These works explore that communication.
Astral Seasons – Keiran Donnelly
September 2020
Evoking a pareidolic response from meditating on chaos
Marathon Man’19 – Anthony Davies
September 2020
New work contemplates the endurance run of contemporary life.
Mirabilia 1905 – 2020 – Jason Dufty
September 2020
“Work effected in a manner unusual, or different from the common and regular Method of Providence…”
the space between what is felt and what is said – Laura Papple
September 2020
Libation – MB Stoneman
September 2020
New work inspired by experiences in Crete, Greece – an ode to nature, ritual, vessels, deities, sanctuary. An offering.
blue gold – Louisa Molly Annabell
September 2020
Video, sound and performance about the soul.
The Nature of Things – Fiona McGowan, Catherine Macdonald, Katherine Claypole, Felicity Priest, Lindsay Marsh, Jenn Dickie, Jill Stegmann, Sophie Klerk
August 2020
There are times when we pause and reflect upon where we are in our lives,
this has been one of those moments and the works in this exhibition are
the result of that reflection.
Subliminal Roadmaps of the Heart – Sandy de Kock
August 2020
Sometimes we are on a journey that is below the threshold of our consciousness. These new works explore the roadmaps and subliminal marks affecting emotions long after passing.
The Outlived Room – Tanya Hayton
August 2020
New works by Tanya Hayton
Third Life – Volker Hawighorst
August 2020
The final destination of a mundane item
ambient note – Mayumi Sherburn
August 2020
a collection of understated abstract collages
I was there. – Mike Marsh
July 2020
An exhibition of posters for shows that didn’t happen for bands that don’t exist.
PERSPECT – Cam Edward
July 2020
Paintings by Cam Edward in response to new electronic music from Twig Pigeon
Paint {PHOTO} Stitch – Glen Hutchins, Perry Davies, Samantha Matthews, Katherine Claypole
July 2020
A celebration of newly released Stockroom Artists
Valley of the Planet of the Terminators. – Patrick Cush
July 2020
Storm Tossed – Neddal Ayyad
July 2020
Brigus, NL 01/2020: A friend says, “The sea should not be here.”
Views from Roundabout – Timon Maxey
June 2020
A collection of local landscape paintings with a focus on rivers.
Batman Socks with Coco Pops – Jamie Mackman
June 2020
Fond. Favoured. Forgotten:
When you think about things that happened in the past.