8 August - 27 October
This exhibition responds to significant built heritage, popular culture and history in the City of Yarra. Louise Blyton, Jane Brown, Lizzie Dennis, Fred Fowler, Rona Green, Benjamin Lichtenstein, Jordan Marani, Phuong Ngo, Kate Robertson, David Wadelton, and more. Curated by Cassie May.
Threading the river (Abbotsford), 2017
19 Aug – 17 Sep 2017
Photography and astronomy have an intrinsic relationship, reflected in technical advances and the collective imagination of space. A Field Guide to the Stars is a group exhibition that explores how space might be understood through photomedia.
The exhibition features the work of Clare Benson, Alex Cherney, Kate Golding, Kate Robertson, Hillary Wiedemann, Rebecca Najdowski and Eric William Carroll.
Pinhead Pluto, 2014
To read the exhibition essay 'A living social document: Kate Robertson’s Recording the medicinal plants of Siwai, Bougainville' by Christine McFetridge, click here.
Also, more information on the project and exhibition can be viewed on The Design Files and the Papua New Guinea Post-Courier
image credit: Kate Molenkamp
This exhibition will include new work. I hope you can make the opening, 6 - 8pm, Thursday 4 May at Chapter House Lane.
Two photographs from the series Celestial Body Model are included in the New Matter at the Art Gallery of New South Wales.
The exhibition is on now until February 2017.
To read the exhibition essay by Jake Treacy, click here.
Curated by Christine McFetridge
14 - 25 April 2016.
Victory seeks to highlight women photographers working in Victoria. Moving through landscape and manmade environments, the artists included accomplish great feats; holding their clenched fists high, charging forward. Sometimes cheeky, sometimes a little more serious; the work places women at the central point of focus.
Hoda Afshar, Coby Baker, Ariel Cameron, Bella Capezio, Zoe Croggon, Jessie DiBlasi, Kate Golding, Linsey Gosper, Katrin Koenning, Rebecca Najdowski, Kate Robertson and Dianna Wells.
Curated by James Farley and Christopher Orchard.
19 March - 5 June 2016.
This exhibition is held in conjunction with Land Dialogues conference at the Charles Sturt University. It includes works by Renata Buziak, Amy Findlay, Christine McFetridge, Jacob Raupach, Kate Robertson, Felix Wilson and Carolyn Young.
Co-curated by Louise Beer, Melanie King and Michael Dooney.
20 February - 2 April 2016.
This exhibition brings together a group of artists and photographers that share a fascination with astronomy. Using various methods of photography; both experimental and direct, real and imagined, the artists look at relationships between astronomy, matter, time and space.
Main Tammi, Kate Robertson, Casey Moore, Barry W Hughes, Jane Grisewood, Louise Beer, Claire Krouzecky, Osheen Harruthoonyan, Katie Goodwin, Sophy Rickett, Jaden Hastings, Melanie King, Michaela French, Lauren Franklin.
Curated by art proper.
4 - 20 November 2015.
As if light could be translated brings together a group of artists who are interested in ideas of the universe, astrology, constellations, space, distance and the science of stars.
Anna Dunnill, Ash Kilmartin, Gabriella Hirst, Kate Robertson, Leanne Hermosilla, lisa sammut, Michaela Gleave, Scott Morrison.
http://firstdraft.org.au/exhibitions/asiflightcouldbetranslated/
Co-curated by Suzanne Buljan, Cherine Fahd & Dr. Martyn Jolly.
30 October - 6 December 2015.
The Alchemists: Rediscovering Photography in the Age of the Jpeg is a collaboration between the Australian Centre for Photography, The Australian National University and The University of Sydney, Sydney College of the Arts involving an exhibition, symposium, masterclass and digital publication.
Joyce Campbell, Ben Cauchi, Danica Chappell, Lisa Clunie, Lucinda Eva-May, Ashleigh Garwood, Mike Gray, David Haines, Joyce Hinterding, Matt Higgins, Benjamin Lichtenstein, Todd McMillan, Dane Mitchell, Laura Moore, Sarah Mosca, Anne Noble, Sawit Prasertphan, Kate Robertson, Catherine Rogers, Aaron Seeto, Benjamin Stone-Herbert, CJ Taylor, Craig Tuffin, James Tylor, and Daisuke Yokota.
The first issue, Lucida Journal: Habitat, concerns the spaces in which humans live, work, and dwell. The journal examines our relationship to habitats and the significance of our surrounds, whether it is for work, activity, reclusion, meditation or escape.
GALLERY FEATURE: GALERIE PAVLOVA | by Michael Dooney
Curated by Veronica Caven Aldous, Dr Juliette Peers and Caroline Phillips
Image: Caroline Phillips, f generation (detail), 2015
We ask the question ‘How is feminism important to you?’ Drawing on the rich history of George Paton Gallery, this project explores the continuum that is feminist art today by inviting open responses in a variety of forms.
21-30 OCTOBER
Closing Event: Wednesday 28 October 5-7pm
http://umsu.unimelb.edu.au/what-is-on/gallery/upcoming-exhibitions/
Celestial Body Model will be shown by Galerie Pavlova (Berlin) at Photo London, 21 - 24 May 2015. Photo London is an international photography fair of over 70 exhibitors and will be held at Somerset House.
Garnkiny to Ganyu: Artists who capture the night
1 May 2015 - 13 June 2015
Curated by Clare Armitage
The night and its skies have inspired contemplation, meditation and storytelling throughout human history and across the cultures of the world. This exhibition includes the work of Indigenous and non-Indigenous artists from Western Australia, the Northern Territory, New South Wales and Victoria.
http://www.gyracc.org.au/events/garnkiny-ganyu-artists-who-capture-night
Dust Landscape #7, 2012
Peppercorn Earth and Chickpea Uranus are featured in Italian magazine TAR magazine, Issue 12, guest curated by David Lynch.
Excited to have my work included in (and on front cover of) Common Ground Journal, Issue 2, Nature/Next.
Holy Lands
21 - 31 October 2014
Curated by Jake Treacy
Holy Lands is an exhibition situated between lands. It is an earthed forum, like a sacred circle drawn into dirt, wherein a consecrated gathering of contemporary Australian artists map the landscape. Scars and valleys, mountains and veins, the water which dislocates and unites, and terrain mirroring the expanse of the sky.
Eleanor Louis Butt, Vivian Cooper Smith, Nina Gilbert, Pip Grenda, Melanie Irwin, Gina Nero, Aaron Christopher Rees, Thomas Rennie, Kate Robertson, Jo Scicluna
awesome repeat x infinity bonus ;-o
24 September - 11 October 2014
Curated by Sue Dodd
Damiano Bertoli, Megan Campbell, Sonia Donnellan, Ry Haskings, Sean Loughrey, Stuart Murdoch, Kate Robertson, and Michael Weldon.