KALEIDOSCOPE | Group Exhibition 

9 – 25 September, 2021

ARTISTS: Nerida Bell, Steven Bellosguardo, Alice Hu, Jonathan Kim, Kylie Nichols, Georgia Scott-Mills, Stella Vanska

We are proud to support the 'Kaleidoscope' exhibition on behalf of Helpmann Academy. Following the success of their national and international residencies offered by Helpmann Academy, through the generosity of their sponsors.

This group of early career artists  present work created during or following their residencies.

We are excited to present them to you at Praxis Artspace. Be the first to view these works and take the opportunity to acquire their work at the forefront of their contemporary art practice.

Image: Steven Bellosguardo, ‘Palladium’ (detail), 2021, steel, dimensions variable, Courtesy the Artist.

PCA's Print Commission 2021 | Finalists to be announced soon

Image: Carlos Almenardiaz, 'Chromatic Linear Rhythm Series 1-9'

Iriti-nguru nintini kuwari-kutu
Translation: 'Showing the past in the present'

7 – 29 October, 2021

OPENING | Thursday 7 October, 6-8pm

Ernabella Arts (Pukatja), on the Aṉangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara Lands of South Australia, is Australia’s oldest, continuously running First Nations art centre.

Established in 1948, a key element of this longevity is the passing down of cultural knowledge from older artists and family members to the younger generations. For Tarnanthi 2021, early-career, emerging and established artists present paintings and works in diverse media that highlight connections and knowledge-sharing between old and young.

Image: Inawinytji Stanley, 1000 x 660 mm, Acrylic on Canvas