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TRANSMEDIA

RELAY

Thursday 12th March

From 6pm

$10 entry on the door for non-members

Join us this Thursday from 6pm for the second leg of the Trans-Media Relay, an open-ended chain of artistic transformations through contrasting media, taking off from Bruno Latour's questioning of modernity.

Behind the scenes, Aimless Research Institute and GalleryGalleryINC are tweaking the knobs to push the experiment out of control, initiating collisions between contrasting practices and scanning the gallery space for desirable yet unpredictable emissions.

Join us this Thursday for Less Unreasonable by PAVEMENT Print Studio

The second leg of the Trans-Media Relay responds to last month’s event, Object Lore by KLATSCH Improv Ensemble, in which members from the Pavement Print Studio, respond to last months 6-hour durational improvised musical performance.

“Less Unreasonable” translates the ethereal and percussive sounds of “Object Lore” into screen prints—hundreds of them, produced both on and offsite in green and turquoise inks. Like the blades of a luscious kelp forest, this exhibition layers illustration upon illustration via overprinting techniques.

Pavement Print Studio is a mobile screen printing practice bringing collaborative printmaking into public space. The studio's work centres on participatory making — layering contributions from multiple people through overprinting to create collective outcomes that none could have made alone. Established in 2025 with support from RMIT's Brunswick Campus, the studio is operated by students, alumni and staff from the Graphic Design program.

Crew

Aan Ko

Mikey D'amico

Will Vadasz

Madeline Ware

Isaac Piskopos

Hollie Houlihan-McKie

Elana Hogan

Simon Rankin

Oliver Van Toor

Ren Fujii

Oliver Kennedy

Lara Copeland

Claire Harbeck

Lucas Rivera

Less Unreasonable
by PAVEMENT Print Studio

Will be open from

March 12 - 28, 2026

Gallery viewing hours are Saturdays 10 am - 4 pm, with onsite events around 2 pm

Level 1, 7A Hope St, Brunswick Bulleke-bek

Entrance on Ovens St under the sign for a defunct dance studio.

Gallery opening hours : Saturdays 10 - 4pm. Or by appointment.

Accessible by stairs.

COMING SOON ~ TMR #3

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TRANSMEDIA

RELAY#1

Thursday 19th February

From 6pm-12am

Join us this Thursday from 6pm for the first leg of the Trans-Media Relay, an open-ended chain of artistic transformations through contrasting media, taking off from Bruno Latour's questioning of modernity.

The first leg of the Trans-Media Relay launches from our current exhibition, the GalleryGalleryINC End of Year In-House Art Project: Help us understand We Have Never Been Modern by Bruno Latour, featuring the diagrams from his book ‘We Have Never Been Modern’ (1991), and takes form as Object Lore by KLATSCH Improv Ensemble this Thursday the 19th of February from 6 pm - 12 am. In this 6-hour durational performance, from which you can come and go as you wish, musicians will respond to the diagrams, gallery space and audience conversations, exploring the mediation between objects, spaces, and bodies.

KLATSCH Improv Ensemble features Bryn Renard (she/they) composer, designer, vocal & instrumental performer and Gianni R. Posadas-Sen (he/him) flutist, sound artist, facilitator :

KLATCH is an experimental improv ensemble focused on fostering and supporting innovation in notation and performance expression. We are curious about the languages we use to convey and organise music, and what values they represent. We strive for an experimental practice of music-making that is more equal and accessible, and encourages collaboration between disparate artists and musicians.

Founded by trans musicians, we maintain a strong focus on works by trans, queer and BIPOC artists. We aim to collaborate and commission widely to build a strong, diverse artistic community around KLATSCH. We perform graphic scores, minimally notated & unnotated performance works, multimedia works, animated scores, text scores, sculptural scores, and more.