AD Space x Tributary Projects: Becoming with
Becoming with is one part of AD Space x Tributary Projects interstate gallery swap. Exhibiting two iterative exhibitions across two cities with artists from UNSW Art & Design and Canberra. Becoming with at Tributary projects features work by Ella Bryne, Joan Shin, Stella Palmer, Jesse Rye, Megan Hanson, Mackenzie Benato, Jack De Lacy, Collaboration between Eleanor Zurowski, Bryan Martin, Max Whelan-Young and Sunny Lei, Two Leaves, Meng-Yu Yan and Ondine Manfrin. Curated by Anna May Kirk.
Opening: Wednesday 4 September 6-8 PM
Continues: 4-15 September
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Ursula K. Le Guin has stated that “the only thing that makes life possible is permanent, intolerable uncertainty: not knowing what comes next”. We stand in our present moment, paralysed. Looking into the mirage of an unimaginable future, swirling with abstract dystopian visions and fleeting utopian hopes. This moment is an existential juncture — an extended journey along the edge of extinction into a time unrecognisable from what we know.
How do we love with the end in sight?
Becoming with explores relations in the face of uncertainty. Artists in this exhibition meddle with the stitches that hold us together, speculating how might we understand connections between bodies, beings, technologies and environments in this time of rapid shifts. Becoming with centres care as the tool to work beyond and with this crisis. Embodying it as a strategy that places us at stake in the world.
This project is kindly supported by The ANU PARSA Student Extracurricular Enrichment Fund & UNSW Art & Design Student Council.
Image: Megan Hanson, Given we don't know each other, I think we should meet beforehand to discuss safety, consent and preferences..., detail, 2019. Image by Jonno Revanche
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Tributary Projects acknowledge the Traditional Owners of the land, the Ngunnawal, Ngambri, and Ngunawal peoples and recognise that sovereignty was never ceded.
AD Space acknowledges and pays respect to the Gadigal people of the Eora nation, the traditional custodians of the land on which AD Space is built, operates and creates. AD Space is a student run exhibition space at UNSW Art & Design. Managed by Arc @ UNSW limited in partnership with UNSW Art & Design faculty.
