INHABITING ERASURES: EMBODYING TRACES OF THE FEMININE

SAT. 27 MARCH TO SUNDAY 11 APRIL

EXHIBITION OPEN HOURS 

WEDNESDAY TO FRIDAY 12 pm. TO 4 PM.

FRIDAY TO SUNDAY 11AM TO 5PM.

I will be working in the gallery for the two weeks following the opening from Wed. to Friday, including the normal gallery hours Friday to Sun 11 am. ~ 5pm.

SATURDAY 10 APRIL 4.30 pm to 5pm: 

EXHIBITION PERFORMANCE RAKINI DEVI & LIBERTY KERR (CELLO) 

https://www.indianlink.com.au/arts/visual-arts/an-artistic-feminist-protest-by-rakini-devi/

This multidisciplinary exhibition comprised of cloth canopies, journal paintings, video installations and chalk art is informed by my ongoing research into the ‘erasure’ of women through acts of misogyny and violence. These crimes escalated during the pandemic and continue to date. In the context of these atrocities, my installation explores several metaphors of erasure with traces of the (absent) female body materialising as spectral residue.

https://www.facebook.com/events/2560188280949713

Final weekend event on 10th April:

https://www.facebook.com/events/1887561071425029

IMAGES BY HEIDRUN LOHR OF THE OPENING:

PLATFORM 2019 Images by Vsevolod Vlaskine

De Quincey Co's mid-afternoon collection of short performances, installations, artworks and extraordinary music

Saturday & Sunday 29 & 30 JUNE 3.30-5.30pm

ARTISTS:  Cordelia Beresford, Kristina Chan, Tess de Quincey, Martin del Amo, Jim Denley, Michael Dixon, Sue Healey, Mayu Kanamori, Nick Keys, Adelina Larsson, Linda Luke, Rhiannon Newton, Marnie & Melanie Palomares, Matte Rochford, Gaele Sobott, Amanda Stewart, Vsevolod Vlaskine, Adam Warburton, Toni Warburton, Eugene Ward, Gary Warner, Digby Webster, Marcus Whale, Gareth Yuen, Arisa Yura.

Curated by Martin del Amo, Eugene Ward, Marcus Whale, Tess de Quincey

Photo:  Heidrun Lohr

             

                     This program is supported by funding from the Inner west Council