Echo & Geniculum
This is a rare opportunity to see masters of their arts in a dual exhibition of beautiful creations.
Overview
This is a rare opportunity to see masters of their arts in a dual exhibition of beautiful creations.
The exhibition by Anne Ooms and Catriona Stanton entitled Echo is a collaboration of Ooms’ drawing and Stanton’s sculpture. The two work together much like in conversation, each feeding and enabling the other. The result is a multi-dimensional installation, portraying their dual influence as well as external stimuli such as their greater cultural surroundings.
Julie-Anne Milinski joins the pair with her exhibition, Geniculum; the Latin word meaning “a knot in a plant”. It is the exploration and admiration of botany and the opposing forces that are found in their natural forms. From masculine and feminine energies, to the organic and man-made beauties that surround us, to the individual and factory productions that are both so vital to our way of life, as irreplaceable as the trees and flowers.
Join the artists and admirers on November 8th from 6pm, for the dual opening of these exhibitions. You can see the works until the November 16th.
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