Responding to the initial split of the first cell billions of years ago, Mel O’Callaghan’s major new exhibition, All is Life, encompasses sculpture, performance, sound and film to explore the relationship between life and nonlife. Starting with the singular impulse of the primordial cell that led to the whole of life on earth, All is Life looks at the individual’s connection to the collective.
A performance takes place every Saturday at 11am.
This is a free exhibition.
Wed-Sun, 10am-5pm
A performance takes place every Saturday at 11am.
A performance takes place every Saturday at 11am.
For more information on the public talks program and to register your attendance click here.
Mel O’Callaghan (b. 1975, Sydney) lives and works in Paris, France and Sydney, Australia. O’Callaghan’s work explores human behaviour in relation to notions of resistance, endurance and transformation.
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Presented by Carriageworks.
This program is supported by the French Embassy in Australia.
Mel O’Callaghan, First sound, last sound (performance), 2022. Installation view, All is Life, 2022, Carriageworks. Photo Zan Wimberley.
