Join us at Tributary Projects on Saturday April 30th 12:00pm - 1:30pm for a group critique to support the growth of these artists. (There will also be drinks and a sausage sizzle from 1:30pm to 3:00pm after, everyone welcome)

Carport Session (I) brings together in-progress artworks from three featured artists, Ashe (Dhudhuroa Country, NE Vic), Jacques McMaster (Wadjanbarra Yidi Country, FNQ) and Bryan Foong (Ngunnawal Country, ACT). Carport Session (I) challenges the convention of a gallery space for finished works by bringing a collection of in-progress studio experiments into the gallery. By positioning studio work in a gallery space, the artists are inviting the public into the usually private process of critical feedback. The focus will assist in deciphering the visual languages at play and seeing whether or not it aligns with the artist's intent. Aiding in developing the artists' work.

Please join Tributary Projects, Ashe, Jacques McMasters and Bryan Foong for a day of fun and pondering at our public program, Group Critique. Carport Session (I) presents a variety of in-progress studio experiments in the gallery. With Sebastian Henry-Jones (Naarm, VIC) facilitating the group critique, we invite you to observe, ponder and interpret these unfinished experiments all in order to support the learning and growth of these artists and their future works.

Access the venue:
Contact us at contact@tributaryprojects.xyz if you need help with transportation, interpreter, AUSLAN, or anything to make the event easier for you to attend. The venue is wheelchair accessible and has gender-neutral bathroom. Please email us if you cannot find the way.

The project uses the gallery space to host a public critique, facilitating the development of each artist's work and connecting regional and city-based artists and audiences in meaningful dialogue.

*75% of Tributary Projects public events sales goes to the artists who are organising it; 25% goes to the organisation as continuous fund for the gallery.

Please cancel your booking 24 hours ahead of the event if you won't be able to attend anymore. Please follow the Covid-19 restrictions in Canberra at the time and stay at home if you have any symptoms.

Image Credit: 1. Ashe, studio wall, March 2022. 2. Bryan Foong, Ecstasy and other poems (drowned amphitheatre), 2022, video still3. Jacques McMasters, Porcelain cup with a Shino glaze, 2022