3rd August

CLOSING EVENT Strange Weather

Name: CLOSING EVENT Strange Weather
Start: 2024-08-03T14:00:29+1000
End: 2024-08-03T15:00:00+1000
Location: UniSC Art Gallery

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Event description

Closing event
Strange Weather
2pm Saturday 3 August 2024

Join us on the final weekend of Strange Weather! Hear artists Rebecca Ross and Nikki Sheth in conversation with Megan Williams, and enjoy a performance by Ross Manning responding to the exhibition theme.

Strange Weather brings together artworks that broadly consider how our contemporary understanding of the environment and our place within it is mediated by technology. Here strange weather is a metaphor for ecological, geopolitical, technological and economic fragmentation.

Artists
Grayson Cooke, Torin Francis, Libby Harward, Chris Henschke, Ross Manning, Rebecca Najdowski, Rebecca Ross, Nikki Sheth, Philip Samartzis, Sean Williams and Martin Walch.

Image
Still from Rebecca Ross Greater Sunrise 2023. Image courtesy of the artist.

Event photography
This event will be photographed. Photos taken may be reproduced by UniSC online and in print. Please speak with staff at the event if you do not wish to be photographed.

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Hostinformation

University of the Sunshine Coast Art Gallery

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The University of the Sunshine Coast Art Gallery is a space where art, ideas and community come together. Located at the UniSC Sunshine Coast campus, the Art Gallery was redeveloped in 2020 establishing itself as the leading public gallery in the region. The Art Gallery presents a program of exhibitions by leading local, national and international artists that are research-led, enquiry based and shaped by the university’s commitment to enabling opportunities for our communities to participate meaningfully with UniSC. The exhibition program is supported by an active publishing program that generates new scholarship as well as public programs and educational activities such as lectures, symposia, seminars, workshops and performances that offer opportunities for our diverse communities to access contemporary art and its ideas. The Art Gallery is also responsible for the University of the Sunshine Coast Art Collection. At over 1000 works—and with many displayed across UniSC’s multi-campus network—it is a culturally significant asset for the region.

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