Exhibitions Held
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Echoes of
A perfect Moment
in Cincinnati
Brian Sergio/
Arthur Tress/garrie maguire
Main Gallery:
What links these three artists more then a curator’s linking them as echoes, is that they like Mapplethorpe, is they have perspectives on masculinity, the Tress’ fantasies delving into the psyche, Sergio’s depiction of the realities of Manila through a heterosexual male gaze and maguire who allows males to present themselves to viewers consideration.
This exhibition was made possible with the assistance of
Curated by Zhipéng Guo
What do we do in shadows? When no one is watching, when no one is judging, when we are free to be who we are and express our true selves. Explore the little exposed fetish side, through the lens of a single historical culture, from places close and far.
Staged by Zhipéng Guo (Sir Z), from artists he admires.
Artists:
Main Gallery: Zee, Tong Se Fang, SIR, Studio Dee and BuWay Kang.
Director’s space: Domasan and Zhipéng Guo
Impressing God
of Buildings for Worship
21 July - 27 August 2023
Religion provides people with a sense of purpose, moral guidance, and a framework for understanding the world. It allows like-minded individuals to foster a shared identity and a sense of belonging, to gather as a community. Every community needs a space. As each of the worlds great religions developed they created their own design language to instill in their followers an understanding of their Gods.
George Washington Wilson, Prajwal Bhattarai,
Said Elmobasher, Võ Duy Kim
and garrie maguire in the Director's Space
Sheet Film
An overview of work made in Victoria
26 May - 2 July 2023
A survey of photographers working in Victoria making work on sheet film. This is an exhibition to inspire, to show the public that photography can a considered, precise and beautiful.
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Zo Damage, David Patterson, Hody Hong, Ali Choudhry, Andrew Green, Mark Darragh, Ellie Young, Lachan Fysh, Mat Hughes,
Kurt Baldonado, Avner Ben-Arieh, Kevin Xue, Shea Kirk,
Keria Hudson, Charles Li, garrie maguire and Stuart Murdoch
From Dags to Digital
a history of commercial photographic processes
30 March - 7 May 2023
We invite you to step into a world where art and technology meet, where creativity and precision merge into a dazzling display of photographic craftsmanship. This exhibition showcases the beauty of commercial photographic print processes that became commercial, from the early days of daguerreotype to the cutting-edge techniques of digital printing.
Men/Still/Shooting
Scott Davis, Travis De Jonk, Eureka O'Hanlon,
Bentron Parry, Rod Spark & Ross Spirou
25 January - 12 March 2023
A brief survey of middle-aged gay men, photographing male friends and acquaintances. Each is working within this newish photographic trope, and making it fresh. The rise of the gay liberation movement and photography as collectable art is parallel. The naked male still has the ability to make people feel uncomfortable, as the reality of the penis is disappointing compared to the phallus and its role in perpetuating patriarchal structures. By displaying these images we are conducting a reality check on masculine dominance.
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This exhibition is part of the Midsumma Festival
XMAS STOCK SALON
A new place for xmas gifts
9 - 18 December 2022
For the end of our first year we are gathering some of the many interesting photographs we have collected and exhibiting them for sale. This is a salon hang so when a photograph is purchased it will be taken down for the new owner and replaced with another interesting image.
TALAMITAM INTIMACY
//Dansk Santos // Raul Policarpio
// Zairene Yeoh // Miguel de Quiros
29 September - 24 November 2022
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Four photographers who make work that looks at aspects of talamitam/intimacy. Each approach and style being unique to their vision. They express the longing for intimacy, and that of self, the photographer's significant others and one's own child. The gallery is very proud to show these artists for the first time. Two make their homes in Melbourne two are based in the Philippines.
a Flower Blossoms
for it's Own Pleasure
Matthew Schiavello, Victoria Bilogan,
Minh Khoa Tran (Olly) & Danny Tasmakis
28 July - 15 September 2022
A survey of photography of flowers in Victoria, featuring artists who are reinterpreting this genre of photography. Each brings personality and pushes the subject to find build on the traditions of this emotive subject.
