John Curtin Gallery Archives

Review

Tending local talent

30 October 2019

Review: The John Stringer Prize Exhibition · John Curtin Gallery · Review by Jaimi Wright · A city’s cultural identity, in a lot of ways, is…

Event

Visual Arts: Brian Robinson: Tithuyil (moving with the rhythm of the stars)

7 October 2019

6 Oct – 8 Dec @ John Curtin Gallery · Presented by John Curtin Gallery, Curtin University · The John Curtin Gallery presents Brian Robinson: Tithuyil*…

Review

Intrigue in Thompson’s powerful gaze

14 June 2019

Christian Thompson, ‘Ritual Intimacy’ · John Curtin Gallery · Review by Jenny Scott · The spaces of John Curtin Gallery have been transformed by ‘Ritual Intimacy’, an exhibition…

Mother Tongue, 2017 (still).
Two-channel high definition colour video installation and surround sound, 17 minutes 54 seconds.
Photography: Bonnie Elliot.
Courtesy the artist and Anna Schwartz Gallery. A man doing a handstand on a desk in a formal meeting chamber A timely take on migration and displacement

Review

A timely take on migration and displacement

14 April 2019

Candice Breitz & Angelica Mesiti, ‘REFUGE’ · John Curtin Gallery, 7 April 2019 · Review by Jenny Scott · Splitting the John Curtin Gallery into two…

Article

Visual Arts: Refuge

25 November 2018

12 Feb – 18 April @ John Curtin Gallery · Presented by Angelica Mesiti & Candice Breitz · Two of the world’s leading audio-visual artists give…

Article

Visual arts: Directors’ Cut exhibition

31 May 2018

Now showing until 8 July @ John Curtin Gallery · Presented by John Curtin Gallery · The John Curtin Gallery, at Curtin University’s Bentley campus, in…

Article

A rich and tender alternative

22 February 2018

Perth Festival review: “Emissaries” by Lisa Reihana · John Curtin Gallery · Review by Miranda Johnson · Lisa Reihana’s “Emissaries” takes as its starting point a…

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Tending local talent

Visual Arts: Brian Robinson: Tithuyil (moving with the rhythm of the stars)

Intrigue in Thompson’s powerful gaze

A timely take on migration and displacement

Visual Arts: Refuge

Visual arts: Directors’ Cut exhibition

A rich and tender alternative

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Tending local talent

Visual Arts: Brian Robinson: Tithuyil (moving with the rhythm of the stars)

Intrigue in Thompson’s powerful gaze

A timely take on migration and displacement

Visual Arts: Refuge

Visual arts: Directors’ Cut exhibition

A rich and tender alternative

Join the conversation

What’s in a name?

Seesaw would like to acknowledge the traditional custodians of this land and we pay our respects to their Elders past, present and future for their unique contribution to the cultural life of communities across Australia.
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name?