Body Field
In this exhibition, artist Olivia Chin delves into themes of rest, chronic illness, and the interplay between the human body and the natural world. Grounded in the premise that the interior of the body reflects the exterior of the world, Olivia uses painting as a medium to document her experiences of place and identity. Her…
Read MorePlanting a garden in my head
This exhibition presents a suite of new hyper-surreal sculptures exploring the meditative qualities of suburban reality. Inspired by Japanese suiseki or scholar’s rocks that are valued for their aesthetic qualities, Laetitia creates compositions of organic matter in the form of rocks and food that can also be meditated on for their pleasing aesthetic qualities. The…
Read MoreIncinerator Art Award: Art for Social Change
The Incinerator Art Award is the annual premier art award for the City of Moonee Valley. This event represents a pinnacle in our exhibition schedule, dedicated to fostering positive social change within the local community and across Australia. The Incinerator Art Award offers three prestigious awards, including the $10,000 Incinerator Art Award, the $1,000 Moonee…
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This exhibition brings together 8 Bengali artists based in Australia who explore the enduring impact of British colonialism on Bengali identity. The colonial partition created between Bangladesh and West Bengal divided the region along cultural and religious lines. The artists are motivated to untangle colonial legacies to collectively reimagine these boundaries through a nuanced perspective…
Read Moreanti-aria for ater-
This exhibition is the final instalment in a three-part series of exhibition reading rooms by artist Abbra Kotlarczyk that are centred around genealogy, familial history, material kinship, and queer modes of reading and resistance. anti-aria for ater- is relates with Incinerator Gallery’s architecture and histories, intersecting with Abbra’s autobiographical narrative as a migrant through poetics.…
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