Image: Yvette Coppersmith, Untitled Movement (Magenta), 2022, oil on jute. The Barwon  Collection. Image courtesy of the artist and Sullivan + Strumpf. Photograph: Matthew Stanton.

Bright

Curated by Yvette Dal Pozzo

22 oct. 2022 — 21 jan. 2023

Emma Beer, Vivienne Binns, Yvette Cop­persmith, Lara Merrett, Gemma Smith, Esther Stewart, Margaret Worth

Bright brings together a group of Austra­lian artists who each explore colour and Abstraction in their practice. Taking in­spiration from diverse sources including architecture, dance, design, nature and music, these artists’ works are bold and teeming with energy. The exhibition spans a range of forms, scale and materials, cel­ebrating artists who challenge assump­tions and expand possibilities.

Featuring pioneering and contemporary artists, with newly created pieces presented alongside key existing works, Bright shows the ongoing relevance of Abstraction as a visual language. At different moments, the exhibition exudes a sense of discovery, contemplation and optimism, engaging viewers in works which express the breadth of colour, line and movement.

Image: Yvette Coppersmith, Untitled Movement (Magenta), 2022, oil on jute. The Barwon  Collection. Image courtesy of the artist and Sullivan + Strumpf. Photograph: Matthew Stanton.

Bright

Curated by Yvette Dal Pozzo

22 oct. 2022 — 21 jan. 2023

Emma Beer, Vivienne Binns, Yvette Cop­persmith, Lara Merrett, Gemma Smith, Esther Stewart, Margaret Worth

Bright brings together a group of Austra­lian artists who each explore colour and Abstraction in their practice. Taking in­spiration from diverse sources including architecture, dance, design, nature and music, these artists’ works are bold and teeming with energy. The exhibition spans a range of forms, scale and materials, cel­ebrating artists who challenge assump­tions and expand possibilities.

Featuring pioneering and contemporary artists, with newly created pieces presented alongside key existing works, Bright shows the ongoing relevance of Abstraction as a visual language. At different moments, the exhibition exudes a sense of discovery, contemplation and optimism, engaging viewers in works which express the breadth of colour, line and movement.