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Our world is in the midst of a mass extinction of life with scientists estimating we lose 150-200 species of plant, insect, bird and mammal every 24 hours. Liminal Space explores issues of extinction and de-extinction while questioning those political decisions that place our environment in jeopardy.
This exhibition follows from Jenny Mulcahy's At-Home Artist-in-Residence (AHAIR) program.
Download your exhibition eInvitation here. | Download a web version of the catalogue here.
Exhibition Launch event from 6pm Friday 14 August 2020.
Umbrella can have 72 people attend at a time (based on the one person per 4 square metres Queensland government regulation) so we will be enabling visitors to book for one or more slot.
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Artist Floortalks 10:30am Sunday 16 August 2020
Exhibitions and Creative Sparks projects also on display 14 August - 27 September: Our Internal Shadows (Tony Lamont) | Ngumban (Susan Peters) | Semiotics of the Bathroom (Sonia Ward)
Image: Jenny Mulcahy, Trough series #2 Collusion (detail), transfer prints and underglaze on ceramics, beads and found materials, variable dimensions.
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Sonia Ward's video work Semiotics of the Bathroom subverts and contemporises Martha Rosler's seminal Semiotics of the Kitchen with an iPhone selfie-style performance. The work is influenced by performance art, performance-like behaviour on social media platforms, and the COVID-19 situation that sees performances happening online and at home. The piece reflects on the role of the mask in a time when masks are considered protective, and questions if masks (and masked performances) protect, reveal or create identities in the viewer's mind of the performer.
The artwork will be projected in Umbrella's downstairs Vault space from 14 August - 27 September 2020 (with limited accessibility). Please note there is limited accessibility to the exhibition, as there is one staircase leading to the room (or access via the rear door on Ogden St), then a step up into the room. Please call Umbrella staff prior to your visit if you would like to discuss your options and arrange a time to access the space via our rear door. We apologise for any inconvenience and hope you can make it in to the see the project. Alternatively, please view it online here.
Exhibitions also on display 14 August - 27 September: Liminal Space (Jenny Mulcahy) | Our Internal Shadows (Tony Lamont) | Ngumban (Susan Peters)
Commissioned through Creative Sparks, this project receives generous support from the Regional Arts Development Fund. RADF is a partnership between the Queensland Government and the Townsville City Council to support local arts and culture in regional Queensland.
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Susan Nampitjin Peters' latest body of work features experimental works engaging with the materiality of hessian, plant matter, ochres and her lore and culture. The title Ngumban is the artist's grandmother's name.
Peters is a contemporary artist of the Walmajarri people (Tanami desert of South East Kimberleys, Western Australia) who currently lives in Townsville. She comes from a family of painters. Her Indigenous culture is often reflected in contemporaneous pictorials of bush plants, foods, medicine and native ecology. Through her wider art practice she experiments with a range of art media and traditions ranging from painting to printmaking.
Exhibitions and Creative Sparks projects also on display 14 August - 27 September: Liminal Space (Jenny Mulcahy) | Our Internal Shadows (Tony Lamont) | Semiotics of the Bathroom (Sonia Ward)
Image: Susan Peters, work in progress (detail), 2020, ochres on hessian, variable dimensions.
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Tony Lamont’s highly saturated digital prints recontextualise elements from black and white chest X-rays. The digital image processes are cathartic to the artist, relieving stressful years he spent working in clinical medicine and radiology. The images also illuminate spiritual aspects of medical processes - “seeing” through the dark glass of technology internal bodily structures, things not visible to the naked eye.
Download your exhibition and floortalks eInvitation here.
Artist Floortalks 10:30am Sunday 16 August 2020
Exhibitions and Creative Sparks projects also on display 14 August - 27 September: Liminal Space (Jenny Mulcahy) | Ngumban (Susan Peters) | Semiotics of the Bathroom (Sonia Ward)
Image: Tony Lamont, Chest 163, Turtle Rock again (detail), 2017, Archival ink on studio jet gloss photo paper, 59.4 x 84.1cm.
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Griffiths and Gaemers have been collaborating tog ether for many years. They are continuing to work with ghost net, beach rope and plastic rubbish, investigating how this waste is impacting our life and the environment, with manipulated suggestions toward future morphosis.
Artist Floortalks 10:30am Saturday 3 October 2020. See more here.
Sculptural Weaving Workshop 9:30am-12:30pm Saturday 24 October 2020. Purchase your tickets & read more here.
Download the Final Curtain invitation here and catalogue here.
Image: Marion Gaemers and Lynnette Griffiths, Reef Rambler, 2019, Found beach rope and ghost net, variable dimensions, photograph courtesy Lynnette Griffiths.
Exhibitions also on display 2 October - 15 November 2020:
Compact Prints (read more about the project and the silent auction at this link) | Print Commission 2020 | Gerald Soworka - Chasing Shangri-la | Jack Macale - Ngaraarrdgyie Mohyi Biridu Nigyie Bunuba Grama
Exhibitions Launch from 6pm Friday 2 October 2020
Umbrella can have 72 people attend at a time (based on the one person per 4 square metres Queensland government regulation) so we will be enabling visitors to book for one hour long spot each. Please book your attendance slot below. There will be two brief sets of speeches - one around 6:30pm and one around 7:30pm. All visitors will need to provide contact details - to book: type the qty of attendees, type the details for each attendee, click 'add to cart', proceed to checkout, enter your billing details and 'place order'. We will ask that you leave by the end of your allocated slot. Walk-ins will be allowed from 8pm onwards. Feel free to invite your contacts via the Facebook event, however they will need to book here to confirm attendance. Please also join our eNews and follow our social media for updates. Please contact staff if you wish to cancel your booking.
Key COVID-safety messages for the launch:
- Umbrella is responding to government restrictions for gatherings and visitors must comply with our COVID-19 Safety Plan.
- Visitors must not attend if they have symptoms of COVID-19. (Stay at home if you are unwell or have a cough, fever, sore throat, fatigue or shortness of breath).
- Seek assistance from staff if you become unwell during the event
- Maintaining physical distancing requirements is the individuals responsibility, including at the entrance to the gallery.
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Our world is in the midst of a mass extinction of life with scientists estimating we lose 150-200 species of plant, insect, bird and mammal every 24 hours. Liminal Space explores issues of extinction and de-extinction while questioning those political decisions that place our environment in jeopardy.
This exhibition follows from Jenny Mulcahy's At-Home Artist-in-Residence (AHAIR) program.
Download your exhibition eInvitation here. | Download a web version of the catalogue here.
Exhibition Launch event from 6pm Friday 14 August 2020.
Umbrella can have 72 people attend at a time (based on the one person per 4 square metres Queensland government regulation) so we will be enabling visitors to book for one or more slot.
Please book your attendance below for each half-hour slot that you intend to be here for. You will need to provide your contact details for each visitor. Feel free to invite your contacts via the Facebook event, however they will need to book here to confirm attendance. Please also join our eNews or follow our social media for updates.
Artist Floortalks 10:30am Sunday 16 August 2020
Exhibitions and Creative Sparks projects also on display 14 August - 27 September: Our Internal Shadows (Tony Lamont) | Ngumban (Susan Peters) | Semiotics of the Bathroom (Sonia Ward)
Image: Jenny Mulcahy, Trough series #2 Collusion (detail), transfer prints and underglaze on ceramics, beads and found materials, variable dimensions.
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From 9 August our gallery is closed Mondays, public holidays and during exhibition install weeks
Shop open during gallery open hours and Tues-Thurs of install weeks. Follow our social media for updates.
Upcoming workshops:
ETCHING WORKSHOPS WITH JILL O'SULLIVAN
ARTIST BOOK CLASS | SCULPTURAL BASKETRY WORKSHOP
Other programs:
REGISTER FOR COMPACT PRINTS (Closes 11 September) | VOLUNTEER WITH US | CREATIVE INDUSTRIES
CREATIVE SPARKS | CREATIVE KIDS | AT HOME ARTIST IN RESIDENCE PROGRAM
COVID Safe Visits
The gallery has now reopened. We ask that visitors adhere to social distancing, visitor logs, and other COVID Safe procedures as directed.find us at
408 Flinders Street, Townsville, Qld, 4810
PO Box 2394, Townsville, Qld, 4810 Australia
regular opening hours
Gallery open Tues-Fri 9am-5pm | Sat-Sun 9am-1pm | Gallery closed Mondays, public holidays and during exhibition install weeks | Shop open during gallery open hours and Tues-Thurs of install weeks. Follow our social media for updates.
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Umbrella Studio acknowledges the financial support of: the Queensland Government through Arts Queensland, and the Visual Arts and Craft Strategy, an initiative of the Australian, State and Territory Governments. Townsville City Council is proud to support Umbrella's studio operations under its Community Grants program.