CURATED BY AMBER SMITH & Ilana russell
CURRENTS
SAT 10 FEB 3.45PM - FRI 15 MAR 5.00PM
OPENING EVENT SAT 10 FEB, 3.45-6.00PM
FREE TO ATTEND
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Monday 9.00am - 5.00pm
Tuesday 9.00am - 5.00pm
Wednesday 9.00am - 5.00pm
Thursday 9.00am - 5.00pm
Friday 9.00am - 5.00pm
Saturday 10.00am - 3.00pm
Sunday closed
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For the CURRENTS exhibition, Gallery One is darkly-lit to accommodate screen and projection works. Gallery Two is lit by daylight, and accessible via stairs or elevator.
Platform Arts is wheelchair-accessible via our Gheringhap St entrance. Unlocked, accessible bathrooms are available on both ground and first floors.
For accessibility enquiries, please directly contact us at hello@platformarts.org.au
Angela Tiatia, Bonita Ely, Elena Betros Lopez, Georgia Nowak, James Geurts, Jazz Money, Kelping (Lichen Kelp and Dylan Martorell), OCEAN Lab (Fiona Hillary, Prue Francis, and Vicki Hallett), and Baai film artists (Atil Angeth, Kotnyin Thon, Martha Kudum and Nyang Mayen).
CURRENTS is an exhibition that examines our relationship to water. Featuring the works of 15 contemporary artists, it looks at water as protagonist, collaborator, and material, inviting viewers to reflect on the dynamic forces that shape our interactions with this essential element.
The works in CURRENTS contemplate tides, migration, ecosystems, climate change, saturation, sustenance, and hydration, and sit at the intersection of the arts and sciences, amplify First Nations voices, and advocate for collective conservation.
CURRENTS is both an artistic endeavor and a call to action; unravelling our reliance on, and reverence of, water, and delving into the issues that surround water scarcity, security, and climate change. CURRENTS presents important and stirring works that bring the importance of water conservation and protection to the forefront.
For enquiries, please contact curator@platformarts.org.au.
Images (top to bottom): Jazz Money, OCEAN Lab, Bonita Ely.
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Angela Tiatia
Bonita Ely
Elena Betros Lopez
Georgia Nowak
James Geurts
Jazz Money
Kelping (Lichen Kelp and Dylan Martorell)
OCEAN Lab (Fiona Hillary, Prue Francis, and Vicki Hallett),
BAAI film artists (Atil Angeth, Kotnyin Thon, Martha Kudum and Nyang Mayen).
