Eco-Anxiety presents contemporary Japanese and Australian artists and designers responding to the changing environment, to reflect the rising tide of shared (eco) anxiety, and ecological empathy, in the Anthropocene. On September 22 – November 4, 2017
The group show that includes our work Crystal Palace entitled Perpetual Uncertainty, curated by Ele Carpenter and touring Northern Europe, opens on Sept 16th at the beautiful Z33 Gallery Belgium.
We are exhibiting our work in the 1st Honolulu Biennale 2017. VIP tour and opening will be held on 7th March. The Biennale will be opened from 8th March to 8th May 2017.
Our next major new exhibition showing a body of completely new works will be at Mizuma Gallery Tokyo in February.
We are exhibiting our work “Crystal Palace” in a group show at Bildmuseet in Sweden. Perpetual Uncertainty / Contemporary Art in the Nuclear Anthropocene Press preview on 29th September The exhibition will be opened from 2nd October to 16th April 2017. We are using a room of 240 square meters for an installation. Further information to …
We are exhibiting our works in the KENPOKU ART 2016, Ibaraki Prefecture Japan will be opened on 17 September 2016. Our work will be in the underground of HITACHI Civic Centre.
Our work is showing in the group show Quiddity, RMIT University Melbourne
Our solo exhibition “The Great Exhibition” will be opened at Mizuma Gallery Singapore on 4th June 2016. Artist Talk: Sat, 4 June 2016, 4 – 6 pm Opening Reception: Sat, 4 June 2016, 6 – 9 pm More information in the Gallery’s site
A projection of our work Crystal Palace also adorned the walls of the National Gallery of Australia as part of Enlighten Canberra, 2016.
The Last Temptation banquet, held outside the National Gallery of Australia Contemporary Spaces in conjunction with Enlighten Canberra, was a great success. Over 2000 people attended the Zen-inspired Coral Garden 20 meter long banquet.