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Washed Up JoJo Spook presents sculptural works made from washed-up ocean debris, including ghost nets and discarded fishing materials.
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Through slow, hands on processes of sewing and weaving, these remnants of harm are transformed into delicate yet confronting forms. Image: JoJo Spook, Temporary Housing, 2024, Aluminum found object and ghostnets
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In the Walkway Gallery Donovan Christie – Everyday’s a Birthday Growing up as a '90s kid, Donovan Christie was shaped by outdoor adventures, DIY fun, and the magic of childhood birthdays. Nostalgia runs through his art, connecting his focus on the Australian landscape and pop culture—from humble corner stores to milk bars. In this new series, Christie turns indoors to the suburban kitchen, exploring the chaos and charm of kids’ birthdays through the lens of the iconic 1980s Women’s Weekly Birthday Cake Book. Raised by a single mother, he learned resilience, independence, and creativity early—lessons that fueled his journey from graffiti to canvas. This exhibition is dedicated to her. Image supplied by artist
AGSA Screen Wavelength
AGSA Screen: Wavelength presents moving image works of art from the Art Gallery of South Australia’s time-based media collection. Wavelength draws on past and contemporary approaches to time-based media, sharing stories from across our world that are connected through the theme of water. The Art Gallery of South Australia’s focused yet significant collection of moving image works by Australian and international artists illustrates this medium’s dynamism and the diverse nature of acquisitions within the collection, with the earliest example of the moving image being from 1929. Image still: Mark Patterson, born 1958, Gabriella Smart, born 1963, Gerry Wedd, born McLaren Vale, South Australia 1957, WAVE, 2022, Adelaide, digital video with sound, 12:00 min; Gift of John and Jane Ayers, Candy Bennett and Edwina Lehmann, James Darling AM and Lesley Forwood, Rick and Jan Frolich, and Louise Rigoni through the Art Gallery of South Australia Contemporary Collectors 2022, Art Gallery of South Australia, Adelaide, © Go Patterson Films
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