2019
Frances Cannon - (Mango): 28th February - 17th March
Opening February 28th from 6pm
In her debut photography exhibition, (Mango), Melbourne artist Frances Cannon explores themes of sexuality, desire and childhood shame through self-portraiture. (Mango) comprises of a series of photographs taken in the house the artist spent her adolescence and uses the act of eating a mango as a metaphor for sexual desire. The artist uses taboo imagery and symbolism as well as accompanying poetry to reclaim her repressed queer sexuality, celebrate her body and glorify sexual pleasure.
In her debut photography exhibition, (Mango), Melbourne artist Frances Cannon explores themes of sexuality, desire and childhood shame through self-portraiture. (Mango) comprises of a series of photographs taken in the house the artist spent her adolescence and uses the act of eating a mango as a metaphor for sexual desire. The artist uses taboo imagery and symbolism as well as accompanying poetry to reclaim her repressed queer sexuality, celebrate her body and glorify sexual pleasure.
Claudia Terstappen, Natalie Ryan & Laura Carthew -
Something inherent to nature: 21st March - 7th April
Opening March 21st from 6pm
Through sculpture, ceramics, photography and video three artists shows us their desire for experiencing, understanding and memorizing the phenomena of the physical world. Their visual language alludes us to both the drama and celebration of life.
Image: Laura Carthew
Still from Immortal flower (무궁화), 2015
Single channel HD colour video with audio
10 minutes
Through sculpture, ceramics, photography and video three artists shows us their desire for experiencing, understanding and memorizing the phenomena of the physical world. Their visual language alludes us to both the drama and celebration of life.
Image: Laura Carthew
Still from Immortal flower (무궁화), 2015
Single channel HD colour video with audio
10 minutes
Miranda J Millen & Jordyn McGeachin -Scorpio Heaven: 11th - 28th April
Opening April 11th from 6pm
Millen and McGeachin, two artistic Scorpio women true to their zodiac. This body of work explores the tribulation of modern dating, the value of friendship and sexual self discovery.
Image: Jordyn McGeachin
Best seat in the house
Digital drawing, 2018
Millen and McGeachin, two artistic Scorpio women true to their zodiac. This body of work explores the tribulation of modern dating, the value of friendship and sexual self discovery.
Image: Jordyn McGeachin
Best seat in the house
Digital drawing, 2018