2026 Exhibitions
Current
Friday 3 July - Sunday 26 July 2026
Opening Thursday 2 July 2026, 6 - 8pm
Embodied Trauma: Exploring Performance and Wearable Art as a Visual and Tactile Language for Sexual Assault Survivors
Keziah Craven
Gallery 1
Opening Thursday 2 July, 2026, 6-8pm
Friday 3 July - Sunday 26 July
Through collaborative, ethics‑approved research, Embodied Trauma uses wearable art to translate the lived experiences of sexual assault survivors into sculptural forms. This exhibition by Keziah Craven offers a visual and tactile language for trauma, foregrounding resilience, agency, and the power of embodied storytelling.
Friends
Anna Bonshek
Gallery 2
Opening Thursday 2 July, 2026, 6-8pm
Friday 3 July - Sunday 26 July
Anna Bonshek’s exhibition Friends, through installations and painting of herself and colleagues, explores deep connection, memory and meaning. Inspired by bush, stone, shared journeys, rhythms of life, the interdependent ecosystems of earth, water, air, and forest, Friends acknowledges the importance of human experience, intervention, interdependency and connection.
Guide to Surreal Urbias
Eliott June O’Dowd
Gallery 3
Opening Thursday 2 July, 2026, 6-8pm
Friday 3 July - Sunday 26 July
Inspired by plants and influenced by O’Dowd’s journey to project their artistic voice, Guide to Surreal Urbias investigates a relationship between the real and imagined. The artist reinterprets colours and forms observed in the world into a making of his own. The collection is an ode to growth, observation and memory, driven by process and expressed through the abstract, the contrasting and the loosely figurative.
Dahlias
Bec Schaefer
CHUTESPACE
Opening Thursday 2 July, 2026, 6-8pm
Thursday 2 July - Sunday 26 July 2026
In Floriography, the language of flowers, Dahlias mean inner strength, integrity, grace and creativity. These were all qualities of many key female figures in my life. I was fortunate to be surrounded by beautiful gardens in my childhood, and it was the strong women around me who maintained all of them.
