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EVERNOW: PAST + NOW + FUTURE IMPLIED
EVERNOW: PAST + NOW + FUTURE IMPLIED celebrates five decades of paintings, photography and sculpture.
Featuring: Michelle Anderson, Teresa Baker and Marita Baker, Paul Bong, Sandy Brumby, Maree Clarke, Nyakul Dawson, Nathanael Edwards, Bob Gibson, Ned Grant, Charles Jangala Inkamala, Clare Jaque Vasquez, Carbiene McDonald Tjangala, Kent Morris, Johny Nagabunji, Nellie Stewart, Ita Tipungwuti, James Tylor, Roy Underwood, Angela Watson, Tommy Watson, Regina Pilawuk Wilson, and her family Anastasia Naiya Wilson and Hayden Wilson.
Free
Raw & Unframed Exhibition
A powerful exhibition of unframed canvas works created by more than 20 artists currently in detention. These artists express hope, resilience and lived experience through raw, honest visual language. Now, they hang on the walls of Space2b to raise money for the artists survival and visa costs.
Ticketed opening event
Saturday 7 March, 1 pm – 3 pm $10
Tix
Liquid
Featuring artists who explore the transformative qualities of materials that flow, run, drip, shift, move and sometimes solidify or set into concrete forms. LIQUID presents new work by Vanessa Arthur, Monique Barnett, Molly Cook, Rebecca Odgers, Yongping Ren, Kate Stewart and Jordan Wood traversing forms of jewellery, sculpture, painting and installation.
LIQUID opening celebration 5.30-7.30pm Thursday 5 March.
Free
Picturing Democracy
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
In Picturing Democracy, Ross Coulter explores and poetically creates representations of democracy, democratic processes, community participation, and connections across the City of Port Phillip.
Drawing from 4,000 photographs held within the Port Phillip City Collection, and in addition to creating his own photographs, artist and curator Ross Coulter re-imagines what democracy looks like, from the past and into the future.
Free