“uncertainty is possibility” and “a matter of spirit”

deborah harris and Sae Kimura have been creating collages from cloth in response to Picasso and Caravaggio in the latest exhibit,  "uncertainty is possibility". 

Gallery curator harris started with images of two of the noted painters' compositions, Guernica and The Entombment of Christ, merging them into a large collage. Segments of this work are now on display in the main floor Genesis Gallery wherein she and her assistant Kimura are recreating the images from many scraps of fabric, currently scattered across the space.

One of the gallery's unusual features is the development of exhibitions during opening hours, allowing visitors to witness the process directly.

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Voyage through nine exhibit spaces from Tuesday to Saturday, 12 noon to 5:30pm. 

Supported by the Foundation for the Study of Objective Art, a registered charity.

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The Genesis Gallery: “uncertainty is possibility” and “a matter of spirit” with Terry FitzGerald

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Up North Gallery: McConnachie, Claustro, ᐃᑖᒥ ᓴᐃᒪᐅ and others

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Ascending Gallery: mobile sculptures, paintings, pastels through four floors

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Collage Gallery: rotating works including by Zibnitski, harris, Boyd, Kimura

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The Library: "E.J. Gold meets Picasso"

Floyd Kuptana sculpture from the permanent collection + an indoor garden

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Photographic Gallery: Elaine Ling and Dominique Cruchet

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The Dark Room: “sacrifice of war” and “leaving”; Heywood and Hanequand

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The Drawing Room: works by D Hanequand, O Kassian, D Sapp & EJ Gold

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The Studio:

come to the lower level for an often busy working space

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