EXHIBITIONS April 6 - 29, 2001

Natalie Billing RECORDS DEPARTMENT
The most recent work in a series of installations in which memory is presented as an accumulative process - an outdated filing system, overwhelmed by the bulk of information it struggles to store.

Sue Boucher BLINDED
Screens of foliage map the gallery space and explore the phenomenon of private space in gardens.

Greg Giannis PHONOSCOPY
What does sound look like? Using digital technology, fragments of sound data composed of a variety of rectangular forms and colours are displayed to reverberate in the gallery space.

Bronwen Garner INTERNALLY HOUSED
Paper assemblages act as visual forms of verse that use colour and the relationship between space and form as their metre.

Andrew Harry VANISHING
Paintings in which a vast series of errors and accidents have been methodically organised into a diagrammatically stable and flexible structure.