This Thursday ~

The lucky ones

Lynette Smith

Opening Thursday 3rd April 6pm

Up next ~

Previously 〰️

PAS25 : Situation 1 :

PAS25 : Situation 1 :

Thursday 27 March

Featuring performances by:

Kami Million

Hazardous Lace

Jule Vincent

Kirby Casilli + Richard Munro

Hazards and Offerings

Claire Harmer

6th - 16th March

OPENING 6TH MARCH 6PM

Hazards and Offerings is a series of high-fired ceramic and steel sculptures made during the artist’s residency at Northcote Pottery Supplies in 2024. The sculptures engage with diorama as architecture-in-miniature, in moments of tension or precarity. Viewing the diorama as a macroscopic theoretical format, utopic and dystopic landscapes are presented as maps of our present and imaginings of our future. Simultaneously, the work serves as mud-maps to a more intimate internal landscape. For the artist, change and instability felt in the body is translated into form through labour intensive and repetitive material processes. Frozen in moments of growth or collapse, the ruinous spaces of the work hold a stillness, tension and potential. This space outside time is both fictitious and grounded in geography; it’s absence of human form is an invitation to occupy it for a moment. 

Claire Harmer, b. 1997, is a self-taught sculptor living and working on the land of the Wurundjeri Woi-wurrung people. Creating across ceramic, metal and site-specific found material, Harmer’s process is one of constant material experimentation. Using visual language derived from architecture, scientific diagrams and geology, her work expresses a fluctuating sense of alienation from, and connection to, her local environments. Claire is an Art House Milton Intern for 2025, holds a Bachelor of Film Production from AFTRS (2019) and debuted her solo show, Beneath the Topsoil at AIRspace Projects in July 2023.

Maybe the title

of the show is

the friends we met along the way 

Curated by Sara Jajou and Jermaine Ibarra

13 Feb - 1 March

OPENING : THURSDAY 13 FEBRUARY, 6PM

Featuring work by:

Fentine Gard, Seven (7), Tina Saba, Evie J Taylor, Sara Jajou, Sunday, Jermaine Ibarra, Jackson Elhage, Klau Rimando, Ryan Campbell and Kween Kali

NEW TRAPS APPEAR

LAUREN MAY + AARON HOFFMAN

23/1 - 30/1

Opening Thursday 23rd January, 6pm

Aaron Hoffman is a Naarm based artist, currently completing his PhD at Deakin University.

Lauren was born in Aotearoa, and currently resides in Narrm, her artistic practice is a material inquiry into the problem of embodiment.

Open for viewing

14 December, 10am- 4pm