Carriageworks invites eleven artist-led initiatives from across New South Wales for ‘No Show’. Including artist-run spaces, studios, cooperatives, digital platforms and online publications, each group presents an independent program that profiles early career and under-represented artists. Across three weeks, artists and writers work within the discrete but connected spaces designed by architects Youssofzay + Hart.
Image 1: Left to Right: Simon Lawrence, ‘Various ceramics’, 2020-21 for Our Neon Foe; Athena Thebus, ‘Bunny’, 2021 for Firstdraft; and Priscilla Bourne, ‘Horatio’ 2021 for Our Neon Foe. Installation view ‘No Show’, 2021, Carriageworks. Photo credit Zan Wimberley.
Image 2: Jodie Whalen, ‘A new and different sun’, 2021 for Prototype. Installation view ‘No Show’, 2021, Carriageworks. Photo credit Zan Wimberley.
Image 3: Ella Sutherland, ‘Becoming Cyclonic’ 2021 for Ankles. Installation view ‘No Show’, 2021, Carriageworks. Photo credit Zan Wimberley.
Image 4: Tom Blake, ‘holding on to the stream’, 2021 for Firstdraft. Installation view ‘No Show’, 2021, Carriageworks. Photo credit Zan Wimberley.
Wednesday to Sunday, 10am-5pm.
This is a free exhibition.
Our Neon Foe performance: Kate Brown, Echo Interna Ripetere
13 Feb, 11am
Public Space
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Running Dog book launch: Scenes (For a pilot about…)
27 Feb, 2pm
Running Dog Exhibition Space
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Our Neon Foe performance: Mark Brown, UNKNOWN PLEASURES DRONE # 2
6 Mar, 11am
Public Space
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Running Dog digital poetry workshop with Hannah Jenkins and Rory Green
6 Mar, 2pm
Running Dog Exhibition Space
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Studio A artists working onsite: Butterfly Universe. Rainbow Plait
Every Wed, Thurs & Fri: 11am – 2.30pm
Every Sat: 10am – 12.30pm
Studio A Exhibition Space
Runway Journal, Issue 43: Divine Call Out Q&A
Every Saturday, 11am – 3pm
Runway Journal Exhibition Space
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Supported by the Australia Council for the Arts and Create NSW, with Media Partner Broadsheet.