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Between Waves - A series of events, floor talks and conversations

Summary

A series of events, floor talks and conversations to celebrate the closing of the exhibition Between Waves curated by Jessica Clark

Start Date

May 10, 2024

End Date

May 11, 2024

Venue

Plimsoll Gallery

The images is the title of the exhibition BETWEEN WAVES. The letters are written in a light grey font

Image Description: A moving image GIF with a red-orange background opens with white typeface reading ‘Black Wattle Volume II’ before cycling through a series of images and screenshots.   Image credit: this mob, Black Wattle Volume II 2023, Digital commission. Commissioned by ACCA and The Ian Potter Foundation. Courtesy the artists;


Please join us for a series of events, floor talks and conversations to celebrate the closing of the exhibition Between Waves curated by Jessica Clark

Closing event + meet the artists

Join us for an opportunity to meet and chat with the curator, Jessica Clark, and the artists, Mandy QuadrioJames Howard, Kate Ten Buuren, Jenna Warwick and Maya Hodge from this mob, Brad Darkson and Cassie Sullivan, and to celebrate the conclusion of the Between Waves at the Plimsoll Gallery with an informal exhibition tour.

Date:
Friday 10 May, 5- 7pm

Free event | All welcome


Image Description: Circular shadow of with eight symmetrical rectangles on speckled grey surface.

Image credit: James Howard, Subterranean frequencies, 2023 (detail), Installation view, Australian Centre for Contemporary Art. Commissioned by ACCA.
Courtesy of the artist. Photograph: Andrew Curtis.

Artist floor talks

Join us for this in-conversation event with curator, Jessica Clark, and the artists Mandy QuadrioJames Howard, Kate Ten Buuren, Jenna Warwick and Maya Hodge from this mob, Brad Darkson and Cassie Sullivan sharing more about their practices and their work
presented in Between Waves.

Date:
Saturday 11 May, 11 - 2pm

Free event | All welcome


Between Waves amplifies concepts related to light, time and vision – and the idea of shining a light on our times – expressed by the Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung word ‘Yalingwa’. The exhibition variously explores the visible and invisible energy fieldsset in motion by these ideas, to illuminate interconnected shapeshifting ecologies within, beyond and between what can be seen.

Through a range of contemporary artforms including video, installation, poetry, projection, photography, painting, sculpture, sound, printmaking, and a digital commission, the invited artists have developed reflective and site-responsive projects which explore and experiment with the intersection of material and immaterial realms of knowledge and knowing.

Participating artists embrace the push and pull dynamics that flow beneath the surface, navigating ideas of presence and absence, the known and unknown, transgenerational and collective consciousness. Together, their reflective and site-responsive new commissions, traverse internal and external worlds, embracing the sensory and cyclical rhythms of light and sound, thinking, and feeling, listening and seeing, interwoven with ideas of material memory.

Between Waves is an exhibition developed by the Australian Centre for Contemporary Art (ACCA) touring nationally with NETS Victoria, curated by Jessica Clark.

Artists: Hayley Millar Baker, Maree Clarke, Dean Cross, Brad Darkson, Matthew Harris, James Howard, Jazz Money, Mandy Quadrio, this mob, Cassie Sullivan


GALLERY OPENING HOURS

9 March - 18 May 2024
11am - 4pm, Monday to Saturday
Closed Sundays and public holidays


This project has been supported by Creative Victoria through the Yalingwa Visual Arts Initiative and the NETS Victoria Exhibition Development Fund; and the Australian Government’s Visions of Australia program.

National Exhibitions Touring Support (NETS) Victoria is supported by the Victorian Government through Creative Victoria, by the Australian Government through Creative Australia, its principal arts investment and advisory body, and through the Visual Arts and Craft Strategy, an initiative of the Australian, State and Territory Governments. NETS Victoria also receives significant in-kind support from the National Gallery of Victoria.