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Examining imagery alluding to the built environment, HABITAT: Ways of living features works by artists from Canberra and around Australia.
This exhibition reveals ways of living in a variety of environments - from high-rise, high-end apartments, to prosaic suburban subdivisions and locations where inhabitants have endured the collapse of their communities. These contemporary artists reveal how the built environment responds to, and is influenced by circumstance. The exhibition tells individual stories of the resilience and imagination of the human spirit.
The featured artists in HABITAT: Ways of living include: Alex Asch, Burchill/McCamley, Miriam Charlie, Sean Davey, David Flanagan, Michal Glikson, Tina Havelock Stevens, Katie Hayne, Mikhaila Jurkiewicz, Waratah Lahy, Hardy Lohse, Catherine O’Donnell, David Paterson, Alan Patterson, Patrice Riboust, Natalie Rosin, Khaled Sabsabi, James Tylor (Possum).
Supported by the Gordon Darling Foundation.
Image:
Alex Asch, Suburban Block, 2020
recycled timber, sumi ink and wax, sixteen elements, dimensions variable
Courtesy of the artist
Join curator Mark Bayly in an introduction to the exhibition HABITAT: Ways of living
The exhibition HABITAT: Ways of living explores how contemporary artists respond to the built environment and how individuals, families and…
Join us for a conversational floor talk with artist James Tylor and exhibition curator Mark Bayly about Indigenous architecture in Australia
Join Ann Cleary as she discusses the liveability and social issues reflected in the HABITAT: Ways of living exhibition