For the month of December, interdisciplinary artist, writer and community organiser Julia Bavyka will be in-residence at Firstdraft developing new episodic dream-texts.
Soft Power is an online exhibition featuring a suite of new commissions by eight artists and writers, each exploring what is obscured and nullified in emergent and established systems of power.
Our annual fundraiser is a time to come together and celebrate artists supporting artists.
Traversed Differences is an exhibition that explores the way we can express and represent identity, spirituality, otherness.
Edwina Green’s exhibition to make a basket speaks about the connectivity of language through the practice of basket making.
Sometimes when I feel empty, I eat a second breakfast. is a sculptural response to the everyday.
‘Enua Mānea is an immersive interactive installation that reflects on the environmental and cultural impacts of climate change within the Pacific Islands today.
In residence at Firstdraft throughout May, Sonya Holowell and James Hazel’s Danger/Dancer began as an artistic inquiry into geocultural sites in Australia holding fraught pasts, presents and futures.
Embracing the flip-the-table energy of the new year, be engulfed by loud, saucy and uninhibited artworks in a night of hedonism and surprise.
A call to rise extends conversations around the ways in which bread, and its various processes and forms, has the potential to disrupt, relate, differentiate, produce, sustain and gather bodies
The Perceiving of Sound is an immersive sound installation where audiences partake in their own personal experience of perceiving sound.
This exhibition attempts to reclaim a sanctified space and challenge antiquated notions of purity and pollution.
Five new commissions by Tom Blake, Jazz Money, Amy Claire Mills, Athena Thebus and Leo Tsao, presented at Carriageworks.
Archaeology of Memory tells the stories of refugees and asylum seekers, suspended between conflict and political rhetoric.
Virtual works and prints exploring figures that hatch in speculative futures. The series is informed by the natural systems and projections of tomorrow.
A text-based textile installation highlighting society’s attitudes towards and the absurdities of our need to save, change or fix disabled people.
An installation of paintings that convey the artist’s experience of involuntary seclusion.
