Individual works (in alphabetical order):
Hany Armanious, “Set Down”, 2013. Cast pigmented polyurethane resin. 130 x 50 x 40 cm, Edition 2/2. Courtesy Fine Arts, Sydney.
Guy Benfield, ”Nothing like Christopher Cross to calm you down during a police chase all around LA”, 2007. Perspex box, plastic, gorilla grip, digital colour photo. 44 x 56 cm.
Corey Black, ”Registration”, 2022. Sand case and rubberised aluminium. 45 x 24 x 17 cm.
Jacqueline Bradley, “Bolt”, 2023. Linen/cupro, timber. 20 x 20 x 170 cm.
Jacqueline Bradley, “Seed crown”, 2023. Bronze. 12 x 23 x 23 cm.
Jacqueline Bradley, “Stamps”, 2023. Bronze, timber, linen, cotton. 103 x 40 x 7 cm.
Mitch Davis, “GOD”, 2023. Tent, tarpaulin and cotton thread. 152 x 152 cm.
Damian Dillon, “Bourgeois cha cha #8”, 2023. High resolution digital print on aluminium, tape, acrylic. 110 x 110 x 10 cm.
Lewis Doherty,“Untitled”, 2023. Bronze and silica. 609 x 178 x 380 mm (2 parts).
Lewis Doherty, “OO”, 2023. Bronze and silica. 724x 390 x 395 mm.
Hana Earles,“An eye4aneye”, 2023. Glitter and oil on canvas. 455 x 455 mm.
Alethea Everard,“Untitled (the object)”, 2021. Acrylic, inkjet print, plaster on MDF. 900 x 1200 mm.
Joshua Petherick and Lewis Fidock, “Make A Wish! (8)”, 2023. Burlap, steel rod, muslin, rope, latex, polymer paint. 1070 x 710 mm
Joshua Petherick and Lewis Fidock, “Make A Wish! (7)”, 2023. Burlap, steel rod, muslin, rope, latex, polymer paint. 1026 x 710 mm.
Joshua Petherick and Lewis Fidock, “Make A Wish! (9)”, 2023. Burlap, steel rod, muslin, rope, latex, polymer paint. 1640 x 990 mm.
Caesar Florence-Howard,“Untitled (loop)”, 2021. Acrylic, oil pastel, pencil, perma- nent marker and polymer clay on raw canvas. 135 x 105 cm.
Philippa Hagon,“Red”, 2021. Acrylic paint on board on (removable) crate. 39 x 40 cm.
Philippa Hagon,“Ping Pong”, 2017. Synthetic polymer paint on cardboard. 161 x 97 cm.
Patrick Hartigan,“Cradle”, 2022. Acrylic, pencil and cuts on board. 37 x 28.2 x 2 cm. Courtesy The Commercial, Sydney.
Jesse Hogan, Installs & Floortalks – “Fiona Connor and Tahi Moore ‘Pickups, Magic Mountain, Home, Okay, A pretty intense long drawn out game’ SOLO SHOW Y3K Melbourne – RUNNING 19 SEPT-10 OCT 12-6PM THURS-SAT Fiona Connor & Tahi Moore (NZ)”, 2013. Oil on Canvas. 92 x 65 x 3 cm.
Emryn Ingram-Shute,“It’s OK to make mistakes – Sparring with AI”, 2023. 620 photographic images of sculptures and installations melded from the real and Open AI. A cacophony of ordinary thought derived from 650 million images. MP4 Video looped at 24 frames per second.
Tim Johnson, “The Visitors”, 1979. Acrylic on canvas. 44 x 29 cm.
Alexis Kanatsios “Submission drawing (4)”, 2023. Pastel on tracing paper, wood. 45 x 6 x 6 cm.
Alexis Kanatsios “Submission drawing (5)”, 2023. Charcoal on tracing paper, wood. 30 x 6 x 6 cm.
Bridie Lunney, “Tidal current”, 2023. Silk Lanvin dress, stainless steel fixings, bronze, drinking glass. Dimensions variable.
Luke Parker, “Hanabi”, 2019. Dye-sublimation print on adhesive polyester, board, acrylic paint. 119 x 84 cm.
Luke Parker, “Dark Matter”, 2019. Dye-sublimation print on adhesive polyester, board, acrylic paint. 119 x 84 cm.
Onrie Radovic, “Barrier 2”, 2023. Acrylic on aluminium. 84 x 63 cm.
Sarah Ryan, “Electricity Rocks”, 2014. Inkjet Print on Canson Rag Photographique 315gsm. 40 x 60 cm.
Charlotte Simpson, “…and keen and cold”, 2023. Latex, hair, bathroom residue. 80 x 80 cm.
jane smith ( Alias ), “hand me down”, 2021. Woven recycled plastic bags. 28 x 16 x 10 cm.
Pearl Smith, “Simple Story”, 2023. Oil on arches oil paper. 56 x 75 cm.
Mary Teague, “Language of Art”, 2014. Corflute, gold plate, steel, oil paint. 1910 x 1910 x 1910mm.
Mary Teague, “Language of Art”, 2014. Corflute, gold plate, steel, oil paint. 1910 x 1910 x 1910mm.
Adele Warner, “Latter Night”, 2022. Oil on canvas. 185 x 120 cm.