Exhibition Type: Pop Up Exhibition

“Today, the colour pink has become a symbol of awareness and activism, representing a spectrum of important causes such as breast cancer, women’s rights, and the LGBTQ community… the evocative use of pink invites the audience to delve into some of the most pressing and challenging topics of our time, particularly our collective efforts to achieve equilibrium in gender and race equality” – Elena Bijelic

‘PRIDE’ encapsulates the stories and experiences of a diversified body of artists, each with their own stories, experiences, and perspectives of what it means to be Queer in a dispersed landscape of culture, time, and space.

Andrew’s ‘Still Life’ works delve into the imagination, melding the conscious with a dream-like surreal subconscious.

Chiaroni was born in Southland New Zealand and creates pieces that speak of his traditional New Zealand heritage.

Rory OBrien’s ‘Hot Dogs’ works pick up on the character of the canines he meets, capturing them in bright, bold and contrasting colours.

To celebrate the launch of Miranda’s works at the gallery we are thrilled to announce ‘Kuringgai’ a pop-up exhibition of exciting new highly textured works. 

Sam Hopkins ‘Selected Works’ exhibition features a variety of mediums from 316 marine grade stainless steel, Corten steel, aluminium and timbers across wall-mounted, plinth based, suspended and free-standing pieces.

Niki McDonalds Pop Up exhibition is divided over three mediums – paintings, tapestries and three-dimensional works.

“Through my art I aim to create a unique and exciting experience that evokes contemplation of life whilst sharing my own experiences and eccentricities as an Australian.” – Brendan Kelly