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Gallery 1 -Fiona Wood
This series of light boxes continues my investigation and exploration of my surrounding environments I am interested in the structure of nature and the structures we make. By layering these images I want to create an imagined, but real fractured , space, a disjointed vision and perception of place These works seek to convey the limitations of the photograph, as a promise of an ideal landscape… and allude to the demise of the photograph as a true record of time and place in memory This is my 2nd time exhibiting at ARS, following a solo show in 2008
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Gallery 1 - Connor Grogan
This collection of drawings consider our linear perception of time. How it decays, progresses and evolves through history. Using styles and forms echoing draftsmanship and scientific diagrams I create linear systems within my work, controlling and shaping areas of disorder. I have shown work at group shows in Melbourne and have shown video work at the Goethe Institute in Dublin, as well as at a small film festival in Sweden. Recently I have had a solo exhibition at Chapman and Bailey as well as at Pallas Contemporary Projects in Dublin, Ireland.
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Gallery 2 - Corinna Berndt
I am interested in objects that appear to have no particular function, and that would normally be described as tacky or ugly. In my work I like to juxtapose non-functional kitsch with discarded domestic items that usually fill up the shelves at OP shops or Salvos stores. To me these abandoned household items are like “object-ghosts”, having been useful once, they now hover somewhere in an in-between state of having been derived from their purpose by no longer being in use, and waiting to be given a new context.
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