Resonance
Contemplating history — and making it.
Overview
Five artists. Three venues. One citywide exhibition that both contemplates history and makes it. That's Resonance in a nutshell, a creative showcase that aims to both reflect and build upon Australia's cultural heritage.
Boasting the work of Sara Irannejad, Natasha Lewis Honeyman, Mandana Mapar, Sally Molloy and Camille Serisier, and spanning Old Government House, Newstead House and Miegunyah House Museum, it's safe to say that this isn't your usual curated collection. As the featured creatives respond to times gone by, not only will you trawl through past treasures given a new lease on life, but you'll see Brisbane's historic spaces with fresh eyes.
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