RMIT Intersect

Collision Drive 3Kez Hughes, Hiroe Komai , Stephania Leigh, Andrea Medjesi-Jones, Laurence Noga, Steven Rendall, Benet Spencer, Bronte Mae Webster, with text by Jack Willet.

Collision Drive 3 addresses the relationship between painting, collage and life through presenting artworks that collide imagistic obsessions with material tendencies. Copying, hybridity, research and faults in translation are evident, prioritising the processes involved and how painting has strangely thrived despite the shifting grounds of the 21st Century.

Friday 11 October 2019 to Saturday 09 November 2019
Opening: Thursday 10 October 2019
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

Adapt(v.) ‘To fit something for some purpose’

Artists: Liv Boyle, Nicky Hepburn and Belinda Newick

Friday 30 August 2019 to Saturday 28 September 2019
Opening: Thursday 29 August 2019
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

VestigesEnar de Dios Rodriguez

Enar de Dios Rodriguez is a guest of SITUATE as a part of the 2019 SITUATE Austrian Arts Residency Exchange.

Friday 30 August 2019 to Saturday 28 September 2019
Opening: Thursday 29 August 2019
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

Equal LoveDrew Pettifer

This exhibition is the outcome of Australian artist Drew Pettifer's residency project at Kuandu Museum of Fine Arts in late 2018.

Friday 26 July 2019 to Saturday 17 August 2019
Opening: Thursday 25 July 2019
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

Queer NationsNathan Beard, Peter Waples-Crowe, Kate Just, Deborah Kelly, Zito Tseng, Yi-Hsin Tzeng, Cheng-Ta Yu, curated by Drew Pettifer

Both Australia and Taiwan have experienced polarising debates around the issue of same sex or equal marriage. Following a Constitutional Court ruling, Taiwan joined the list of countries with marriage equality in May 2019, becoming the first country in Asia to do so.

Friday 26 July 2019 to Saturday 17 August 2019
Opening: Thursday 25 July 2019
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

Accumulating the MediumMadeleine Thornton-Smith

Remediation is the act of re-forming an object out of a material from which it isn’t usually made. Madeleine Thornton-Smith uses remediation as a method of investigating medium specificity—in particular the location where, and the manner in which, one distinct medium ends and another begins.

Friday 07 June 2019 to Saturday 06 July 2019
Opening: Thursday 06 June 2019
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

Nothing lasts foreverChiao-Yen Hsu

Nothing lasts forever explores the objective and subjective qualities of home. Hsu reflectively paints floating images of architectures, streets and houses that have been re-assembled and re-envisaged through his memory and imagination.

Friday 07 June 2019 to Saturday 06 July 2019
Opening: Thursday 06 June 2019
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

Present MeasuresYaya Sung [IDN]

Present Measures is a series of artworks that acknowledge and pay homage to the long history of female leadership in Indonesia. The work uses sourced black-and-white photographs from the 1959 edition of Api Kartini, an Indonesian magazine published by the women’s rights organisation, Gerwani.

Thursday 02 May 2019 to Saturday 25 May 2019
Opening: Thursday 02 May 2019
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

SightErika Ernawan [IDN]

Erika Ernawan is not as interested in our conceptual knowledge of the world as much as our felt understanding of it.

Thursday 02 May 2019 to Saturday 25 May 2019
Opening: Thursday 02 May 2019
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

Terra MollisThomas Rentmeister [GER]

Dry is a colour. Dryness might absorb our attention as much as it does parch our throats and muffle our footfalls. In Terra Mollis we experience this dryness, brownness and mass not as a closed volume in our minds but rather as an expanse in our senses.

Friday 22 March 2019 to Saturday 13 April 2019
Opening: Thursday 21 March 2019
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

Widgets and Doohickies from a Camp ToolboxSophie Caligari, Sean Coyle, Gerwyn Davies and Xanthe Dobbie, curated by Dr Alison Bennett and Dr Ray Cook

This exhibition, curated by Dr Ray Cook and Dr Alison Bennett, considers camp to be an unstable suite of strategies available to the non-mainstream. Working models of camp become tools for artists, individuals and communities alike to negotiate assertive pathways through marginalisation.

Thursday 31 January 2019 to Saturday 02 March 2019
Opening: Thursday 31 January 2019
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

5 collections

LIGHTSCAPES: Peripheral Vision: 2018 Robyn Beeche Foundation Prize FinalistsAmita Sur, Eden Row, Mark Hall, Cecilia Baker and Georgia Papagiannis

LIGHTSCAPES is a public art project that connects to the very fabric of the city—enriching, critiquing and reconsidering notions of audience, site and public space through art.

Monday 23 July 2018 to Sunday 18 November 2018
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

2 collections

LIGHTSCAPES: Sarah Pannell

LIGHTSCAPES is a public art project that connects to the very fabric of the city—enriching, critiquing and reconsidering notions of audience, site and public space through art.

Monday 23 July 2018 to Sunday 18 November 2018
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

2 collections

LIGHTSCAPES: Wil Polson

LIGHTSCAPES is a public art project that connects to the very fabric of the city—enriching, critiquing and reconsidering notions of audience, site and public space through art.

Monday 23 July 2018 to Sunday 18 November 2018
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

Significant VelocitiesJeremy Bakker, Catherine Evans, David Haines & Joyce Hinterding, Jacob Kirkegaard [DNK] and Zoe Scoglio. Curated by Andrew Tetzlaff.

Significant Velocities considers the importance of felt and experiential knowledge by exploring how art might enable new understandings of the immense and oftentimes intangible qualities of the geological.

Friday 05 October 2018 to Thursday 15 November 2018
Opening: Thursday 04 October 2018
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

5 collections

Peripheral Vision: 2018 Robyn Beeche Foundation PrizeAmrita Sur, Eden Row, Mark Hall, Cecilia Baker and Georgia Papagiannis.

Peripheral Vision brings together the work of the 2018 Robyn Beeche Foundation Prize finalists. In honour of the late fashion photographer’s unique vision and experimental capacity, students in their final year of study in the BA Photography program were selected for their inventiveness, sophistication, and responsiveness to the contemporary moment. The photographic works bring into focus what lie

Wednesday 01 August 2018 to Thursday 16 August 2018
Opening: Thursday 02 August 2018
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

Art at the HeartChloe Bartram, curated by Dr Damian Smith

Chloe Bartram will exhibit her photographic impressions of the Shire of the East Pilbara of Western Australia.

Chloe Bartram

Friday 29 June 2018 to Thursday 09 August 2018
Opening: Thursday 28 June 2018
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

Selected works from MartumiliNora Wompi, Nora Nungabar and Bugai Whyoulter, curated by Dr Damian Smith

This exhibition will showcase a collection of paintings developed by Indigenous artists from the Martu community that explore their local environment. The project, curated by Dr Damian Smith, celebrates the rich and uniquely inter-cultural location that is the East Pilbara shire of Western Australia.

Dr Damian Smith

Friday 29 June 2018 to Thursday 09 August 2018
Opening: Thursday 28 June 2018
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

5 collections

LIGHTSCAPES: Highlights 2018Julia Burke, Marcelle Bradbeer, Kristen Brownfield, Celeste Magee, Mon Strosity

Each year INTERSECT showcases a selection of exceptional work from the School of Art's most recent graduating students in the LIGHTSCAPES. Located across all three LIGHTSCAPES Sites, Highlights provides these artists a pathway to exhibit in public space immediately after graduation.

Julia Burke Marcelle Bradbeer Kristen Brownfield Celeste Magee Mon Strosity

Wednesday 04 April 2018 to Sunday 22 July 2018
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

I/tTe' Claire, Shan Crosbie, Niki Koutouzis and Lauren Morehouse, curated by Julian Cobb

With a flair for the abject, four artists are navigating the narrow path between “I” and “it” to investigate what it means to be human. Each work asks the viewer to confront the visceral, to embrace it in order to find new ways of looking and understanding who, what, and why we are.

Wednesday 13 June 2018 to Thursday 28 June 2018
Opening: Thursday 14 June 2018
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

City ColourChien-Ju Chia [TWN]

Chien-Ju Chia is the recipient of the 2018 Taiwanese Arts Residency Exchange, supported by RMIT University and the Kuandu Museum of Fine Arts.

Chien Ju Chia

Friday 18 May 2018 to Thursday 21 June 2018
Opening: Thursday 17 May 2018
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

Walking Backwards (towards the precipice)Lucie McIntosh

Lucie McIntosh is interested in the process of signification and, more specifically, in how the process of signification might be made visible through the content of an artwork. Her practice emphasizes the inherently plural and personal nature of meaning—reminding us of, and celebrating, our agency in its creation.

Lucie Mc Intosh

Friday 18 May 2018 to Thursday 21 June 2018
Opening: Thursday 17 May 2018
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

PSYCHOGEOMETRY 2David Batchelor

The first one-person exhibition in Australia of work by the London-based artist David Batchelor. For the past twenty five years, Batchelor has been exploring the strange complexities of colour in works that encompass sculpture, installation, painting, drawing, photography and animation. He has also published a number of books and essays on colour, including Chromophobia (2000).

David Batchelor

Wednesday 09 May 2018 to Thursday 24 May 2018
Opening: Thursday 10 May 2018
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

ISLAND Book LaunchIan Strange

RMIT:ART:INTERSECT presents the Australian launch of ISLAND, a new publication project created by Ian Strange. This is a companion to his body of photographic work of the same name created in the USA between 2015 and 2018. This limited edition publication will be exclusively available at the launch and will be exhibited alongside photographic works, artefacts and drawings from the ISLAND series.

Ian Strange

Wednesday 04 April 2018 to Thursday 10 May 2018
Opening: Thursday 05 April 2018
Art launch in Victoria, Australia.

Hive

Hive is a series of photographic works shot throughout RMIT’s New Academic Street, a large area of the University that is currently undergoing a major reconstruction and transformation.

Andrea Grützner

Monday 30 October 2017 to Sunday 01 April 2018
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

MAPSmapping2017Luping Chen, Grace Leone, Jasmine Grace, Julie Stevens and Lyndall Watson, curated by Fiona Hillary

Forming a part of the 2017 Graduate Exhibition for the Master of Arts – Art in Public Space this series of images represents works undertaken in the public realm by five of our recent Graduates: Luping Chen, Grace Leone, Jasmine Pilcher, Julie Stevens and Lyndall Watson.

Luping Chen Grace Leone Jasmine Grace Julie Stevens Lyndall Watson

Monday 30 October 2017 to Sunday 01 April 2018
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

How I Will ChangeKate Just

For this newly commissioned exhibition at RMIT Project Space, Just will present an installation of a new series of neon works inspired by the use of feminist hashtags in social media spaces to generate dialogue and attention about the current issue of sexual harassment and violence against women.

Wednesday 31 January 2018 to Thursday 22 March 2018
Opening: Thursday 22 February 2018
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

Queertech.io = ART(URL, IRL)Queertech.io

Take the leap into the queer digital realm with this extraordinary project that gathers together digital artworks by queer identifying artists from across the globe, presented by QueerTech.io and Midsumma Festival in association with Testing Grounds, ACMI and RMIT:ART:INTERSECT.

Wednesday 31 January 2018 to Thursday 22 March 2018
Opening: Thursday 22 February 2018
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

Tisna SanjayaOver the course of February, Tisna Sanjaya will engage in a studio residency at the RMIT School of Art, which will culminate in an exhibition at SITE EIGHT gallery.

Tisna Sanjaya is one of Indonesia’s leading contemporary artists. He was born in 1958 in Bandung, West Java, and currently lives and works in Bandung.

Tisna Sanjaya

Friday 02 March 2018 to Thursday 15 March 2018
Opening: Thursday 01 March 2018
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.

Talia Carroll

Long lived by the idea of a starry sky, this series explores the Australian night sky and its stars as an investigation of light, detail and texture.

Talia Carroll

Monday 30 October 2017 to Sunday 28 January 2018
Art exhibition in Victoria, Australia.