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Visual Art
Allison Chhorn immerses viewers in the daily rituals of her Cambodian-Australian family with an atmospheric sound and image installation embodying themes of trauma, migration, displacement and cultural heritage.
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Visual Art
Questions of shelter, anthropocentrism and the natural world are central to both the textile work and life of artist Kasia Tons, who splits her time between a warehouse studio space in the city and a leaky yurt in Lenswood.
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Visual artists grapple with the emerging realities of pervasive internet algorithms, surveillance capitalism and 3D virtual spaces in an exploration of our increasingly inescapable relationship to technology.
Placards bearing hand-knitted pictures of political protest signs and installations bathed in purple light that turn a critical lens on New Age spirituality and self-help culture offer plenty to contemplate in two new exhibitions showing side by side.
From his Prospect studio, Elyas Alavi dreams of the lives of 19th-century cameleers.
Step out of the real world and into Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama’s delightfully disorientating infinity mirror room full of polka dots and pumpkins at the Art Gallery of South Australia.
