Distant Family
Melissa Proposch explores the close-but-unknown elements of family.
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Biophilia
Nicholas Chilvers explores concepts of human experiences in nature for the new group exhibition Biophilia at the PCA Gallery.
Peter Ward: Noshyacking
Peter Ward inhabits some magical thinking with his new exhibition.
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The Object of Labour, the Place of Redemption
Emiko Artemis explores the nature of haunting in her hew exhibition.
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Walking Through Frankston
Billy Nye and the Peninsula Makers take a fascinating tour of Frankston.
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Impressed
A new exhibition in Port Fairy is focussed on the outcomes of multi-day workshops in the region.
Too Little, Too Much
Niloufar Lovegrove incorporates ancient elements with contemporary climate issues in her hew exhibition.
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Smoron The Stone Departer: Jonas Ropponen
In his new exhibition at the PCA Gallery, Jonas Ropponen’s latest works are graced with the presence of sorcerer/alter ego, Smoron.
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Small holes in the silence
Catherine Macdonald, Kyla Cresswell, Prue MacDougall and Nan Mulder discuss their new exhibition Small Holes in the Silence.
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Transmedial: AI in Print
Questions about human qualities and creativity are raised in a new exhibition at the PCA Gallery by Western Australian artists Sarah Robinson and Monika Lukowska.
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