Nine Dragon Heads brought six Korean artists to Gozo through an environmental art network
Six Korean artists presented painting and audiovisual work in Gozo through Nine Dragon Heads, an environmental-art network founded in South Korea in 1996.
Six Korean artists presented painting and audiovisual work in Gozo through Nine Dragon Heads, an environmental-art network founded in South Korea in 1996.
Archie Moore’s kith and kin connected Kamilaroi and Bigambul genealogy with Country, language revival, colonisation and incarceration for the Australia Pavilion.
Seven contemporary artists challenged simplified ideas of Italian identity through work on colonialism, language, migration, gender and regional history.
Five artists used portraiture, line drawing, ceramics, abstraction and collage to explore women’s experience at Three Masks in Orlando.
Brighter Futures presented artworks by children from conflict-affected areas of Amhara, Afar and Tigray after a large art-therapy and education-recovery programme.
Lawrence Wells’ Mississippi exhibition gathered work developed in Prague around memory, pop culture, Southern identity and the slow process of painting.
Trần Trung Lĩnh’s HAHAHA exhibition at SiLart Station remixed Michelangelo, Magritte and other art-history references through colourful pop painting.
Justin Bunting turned an imagined retrospective into a chaotic painting where sculptures watch visitors and figures escape their frames.
Difference Machines brought 17 artists together around digital identity, using video games, machinima and interactive systems as critical artistic media.
Nicholas Huggins’ first solo exhibition brought digital art, painting, charcoal, ink and steelpan sketches together in Port of Spain.
