Sarah Stevenson: Nothing Hidden
September 22 - December 21, 2018
For the past 30 years, Sarah Stevenson has been making sculptural work that considers and defines space in the most simple and elegant of ways. Like drawings in air, wire and string are arranged into bilateral and almost symmetrical forms and are suspended from the ceiling like a weightless bloom of…
Alana Bartol & Mia Rushton + Eric Moschopedis: a hint of perennial magic lingers in its fingertips
August 6 - October 28, 2018
Project Space
a hint of perennial magic lingers in its fingertips is a site-specific project that examines native and non-native weed species in relation to urban development in the community of Inglewood. Soil and seeds of native and invasive weed species were collected from the construction site across from the…
Anna Torma: Book of Abandoned Details
May 26 - September 2, 2018
Anna Torma was born in Tarnaörs, Hungary in 1952 and graduated with a degree in Textile Art and Design from the Hungarian University of Applied Arts, Budapest in 1979. She has been an exhibiting artist since that time and has produced a body of extremely skilled and exquisitely detailed large-scale…
Vanessa Brown: The Witching Hour
May 26 - September 2, 2018
Vanessa Brown works in the space between strength and fragility through an alchemical fusing of steel, pigment, and glass – sculpture flirting with painting, a symbolic narrative collage, form as gesture or character. This exhibition brings together new installations and recent works, ranging…
Jolie Bird: 1597; Harmonious Frequencies
May 7 - July 29, 2018
Project Space
‘1597; Harmonious Frequencies’ is a performance-based installation to be implemented in the Project Space over the course of twelve weeks. Working within a clean and minimal space, the artist will create an 8-foot diameter representation of the Fibonacci Sequence, which references the golden ratio…
Kapwani Kiwanga: A wall is just a wall (and nothing more at all)
February 3 - May 6, 2018
In this new body of work, Kapwani Kiwanga delves into disciplinary architecture and deconstructs the physical and psychological qualities of different built environments including schools, prisons, hospitals and mental health facilities.
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DaveandJenn: Paradise for an in-between time
January 29 - April 29, 2018
Project Space
DaveandJenn, also sometimes, known as David John Foy and Jennifer Saleik, have been working together since 2004. Their varied practice weaves a long view of both human and natural histories together with the more closed off realms of private spectacles and inner landscapes. For Esker’s Project…
Veronica Verkley: Second Nature: FERAL
October 30, 2017 - January 21, 2018
Project Space
This work by Veronica Verkley, reads as a time-lapse shot over several years, but in reality, it is a stop motion animation shot over many months, with the ruin and decay painstakingly animated by hand. From destruction, there emerges a transformative beauty: the house becomes uninhabitable to some,…
Postcommodity: A Very Long Line
September 16 - December 22, 2017
‘A Very Long Line’ is a four-channel video installation that employs the image and idea of the fence demarcating the U.S.-Mexico border between Douglas, Arizona and Agua Prieta, Sonora. Camera pans of the Sonoran Desert shot through the border fence blur past viewers on all sides, at varying speeds,…
Mary Anne Barkhouse: Le rêve aux loups
September 16 - December 22, 2017
Guest curated by Jennifer Rudder
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