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THE REDEMPTION OF COLOUR SCOTT CHASELING Curated by Aimee Frodsham 14th January to 11th April From architecture to fashion, has contemporary life become too monochrome? Chaseling investigates our complex relationship with colour and what colour symbolises today. By using transparent coloured glass in geometric formations, he creates pieces that shift, change and evolve only through physically experiencing them in person. Image credit: Scott CHASELING, Sanctuary (detail), 2020, blown glass. 4 | EXHIBITION PROGRAM | 2021
UNBROKEN CONNECTIONS MEGAN COPE Curated by Irina Agaronyan 20th May to 18th July Unbroken Connections is the exhibition resulting from Cope’s residency at Canberra Glassworks in 2020 and 2021. During her residency, Cope worked with a variety of techniques to produce a distinct body of work that includes shield forms made from blown glass on which the artist used the ‘battuto’ technique to carve away the layers and 250 dugong bones cast from recycled television screen glass. Cope is a Quandamooka woman from Minjerribah (North Stradbroke Island) in South East Queensland. In this exhibition the artist explores the ongoing connection her People have had with the island for thousands of years and the unbroken connections between country, family and nature. Image credit: Megan COPE, The tide waits for no-one, 2020/21, kiln cast TV glass, yungan (dugong) bones, minjerribah mineral sand, light box. Photo by Brenton McGeachie for Canberra Glassworks 5 | EXHIBITION PROGRAM | 2021
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