Off The Kerb
Correspondences
Exhibitions
Front Gallery
'Correspondences' by Isadora Vaughan and Jahnne Pasco White
Back and Upstairs Galleries
'For Always and Ever' by Dawn Tan, Noriko Nakamura, Caroline Banks and Shina Kim
Dates
Opening Night
6 - 9.00pm Friday 23rd October
Friday 23rd October - Friday 6th November
Venue
Off The Kerb
66b Johnston St
Collingwood VIC 3066
Website: Off The Kerb
'Correspondences' by Isadora Vaughan and Jahnne Pasco White
Back and Upstairs Galleries
'For Always and Ever' by Dawn Tan, Noriko Nakamura, Caroline Banks and Shina Kim
Dates
Opening Night
6 - 9.00pm Friday 23rd October
Friday 23rd October - Friday 6th November
Venue
Off The Kerb
66b Johnston St
Collingwood VIC 3066
Website: Off The Kerb
Correspondences
Isadora Vaughan and Jahne Pasco White
Correspondences is a collaborative representational diagram in three parts that explores the nature of our relationship through the use of video instillation.
Part one will reflect on parallel rhythms and the portrayal of synchronisation, part two on the environment and inherent nature, and part three the intimacy of exchange.
Correspondences is a collaborative representational diagram in three parts that explores the nature of our relationship through the use of video instillation.
Part one will reflect on parallel rhythms and the portrayal of synchronisation, part two on the environment and inherent nature, and part three the intimacy of exchange.
For Always and Ever
Dawn Tan, Noriko Nakamura, Caroline Banks and Shina Kim
For Always & Ever is a collection of works brought together through a mutual engagement with themes of femininity, domesticity and the natural world. In response to the recent return to craft culture in Melbourne and around the world, and a renewed appreciation for the delicate, natural and feminine in the face of increasing environmental concern, this group of artists have produced bodies of work combining the use of traditional art materials such as oils and acrylic, as well as fabric, thread, coloured pencils and glitter.
For Always & Ever is a collection of works brought together through a mutual engagement with themes of femininity, domesticity and the natural world. In response to the recent return to craft culture in Melbourne and around the world, and a renewed appreciation for the delicate, natural and feminine in the face of increasing environmental concern, this group of artists have produced bodies of work combining the use of traditional art materials such as oils and acrylic, as well as fabric, thread, coloured pencils and glitter.
Dawn Tan