Tag: Exhibitions
Exhibition explores ‘what Sydney might have been’
An exhibition at the Museum of Sydney unearths several failed design proposals for Australia’s most populous city.
Melbourne Now to return a decade on
Melbourne’s architecture, art, design and culture will again be surveyed in a return of the landmark Melbourne Now exhibition, to be held at the National Gallery of Victoria in 2023.
Photography exhibition explores the complex life of the inner-city park
An exhibition of images by New Zealand-born, Melbourne-based photographer Christine McFetridge draws attention to the role of inner-city parks in community life through the day-to-day documentation of the residents that inhabit them.
Participatory artwork highlights our complex relationship to water
An installation at the Fremantle Arts Centre by UK artist Amy Sharrocks explores the social, political and environmental dimensions of water.
Exhibition explores invasive weeds and colonialism in the Pilbara
Western Australian artist Pilar Mata Dupont has created a body of work exploring colonial legacies and ecological conservation in WA’s far north.
Baracco and Wright design explorable landscape in audiovisual exhibition
Ahead of their Repair exhibition at the 2018 Venice Architecture Biennale, Melbourne-based practice Baracco and Wright have designed a space for an audiovisual tour of the world’s remotest wildernesses.
Planting Dreams: Gardens in the realm of imagination
Two exhibitions currently on show at the State Library of NSW celebrate historic and contemporary Australian garden design.
Michael Corridore: Angry Black Snake
Environmental effects and their emotive consequences are explored in these curious photographs.
