2nd December

Are We Dead Yet? by Stephen Dupont // Exhibition Opening

Name: Are We Dead Yet? by Stephen Dupont // Exhibition Opening
Start: 2021-12-02T18:00:00+1100
End: 2021-12-02T20:00:00+1100
Location: aMBUSH Gallery Kambri

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Are We Dead Yet? is an artistic documentation of the devastating effects of climate change on our nation, through the lens of award-winning Australian photographer Stephen Dupont.

The exhibition is at once a visually stunning and confronting show of 21 of his works, taken as part of a long-term project. Featuring images including a solitary figure swimming in the ocean during a dust storm, a flooded football ground, charred bushland ravaged by fire and the parched ground of drought-stricken regions, this photographic journey traverses much of Australia.

Opening night at aMBUSH Gallery Canberra (Kambri at ANU) is on Thursday, 2 December from 6-8pm, with drinks from Capital Brewing Co., Lerida Estate and music from local DJ Feraude.

Are We Dead Yet? is curated and presented by aMBUSH Gallery. The exhibition will continue daily from 10am-6pm weekdays and 12pm-5pm on weekends until Sunday, 23 January.

Visit www.ambushgallery.com for more information, and for the show catalogue, email elisa@ambushgallery.com

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aMBUSH Gallery

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aMBUSH Gallery is much more than a physical exhibition space. It’s an innovative program of site-specific, project-based art activations stemming from a unique fusion of philanthropic and commercial impulses. aMBUSH Gallery, which is an initiative of Wiltshire + Dimas Management, is a multi-award winning gallery which has a demonstrated history of staging highly successful activations, which not only engage and entertain audiences, but also provides sustainable futures for emerging and established artists. They launched our multi-award social enterprise aMBUSH in 2007 which now includes 2 non-commercial galleries and 2 non-commercial outdoor galleries in Sydney and Canberra. It has worked with over 5000 local and international artists, has curated and produced arts festivals, public art projects, creative placemaking initiatives and more. In its heart lies the ambition in creating a sustainable economy for our local arts sector and making the arts accessible to all.

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