Vile Diva - Ted Rogers
Jul
22
to Aug 27

Vile Diva - Ted Rogers

Vile Diva is show about rage, dance and the subversive power of viper tongued queens.

Ted Rogers' debut solo show at Quench will include film, drawings, sculpture and installation.

Opening Saturday July 22nd and running til August 27th. There will be performative happenings on opening night.

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Cook in the Slaughterhouse - Daniel Burley
May
20
to Jul 2

Cook in the Slaughterhouse - Daniel Burley

An audio book about a necrophiliac/ cannibal exploring metaphysical and moral philosophy and the process of them being captured by the authorities, playing alongside sculptural attempts to obtain abstraction through referential juxtapositions with the overarching goal of exploring consumption, pseudo-ism, absurdism and existentialism.

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Lean Six Sigma - Kialy Tihngang
May
20
to Jul 2

Lean Six Sigma - Kialy Tihngang

The result of a body of research speculating on the ornaments and desk toys of supervillains of antiquity (1600s merchants, slave traders, and industrialists), present (billionaire profiteers of extractive neo-colonial practices such as mining and waste dumping), and future (colonisers of as-yet-unknown territories such as space and the deep sea).

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Duppy Dance - Annis Harrison
Jan
28
to Mar 5

Duppy Dance - Annis Harrison

Duppy Dance is a solo exhibition by Annis Harrison. She presents a new body of work that celebrates carnival whilst engaging with its inherently revolutionary and rebellious spirit.

The Carnival seen here is a triumphant representation of freedom and movement, but also a direct response to the legacy of the problematic Black history of the United Kingdom.

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Gratitudenously - Ann Churchill & J.M. Churchill
Jan
28
to Mar 5

Gratitudenously - Ann Churchill & J.M. Churchill

GRATITUDENOUSLY is an exhibition of works by J.M. Churchill and Ann Churchill organised by Elizabeth Neilson (Judith’s granddaughter and Ann’s daughter).

It includes works by two generations of the same family who would not define themselves as artists, but who both used drawing as a tool to document their own inner journey.

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Happy Birthday, Dear Speed - Hamish Pearch
Aug
20
to Sep 24

Happy Birthday, Dear Speed - Hamish Pearch

Hamish Pearch presents two new series of photographs in his exhibition ‘Happy Birthday, Dear Speed’. Pearch has serialised 72 moments of stretched time. Presenting the cosmic and the mundane, the images were taken at a moonlit Botany Bay and a print shop near to the artists studio.

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Tomato Potato - Clara Hastrup
Aug
20
to Sep 24

Tomato Potato - Clara Hastrup

A bluefooted battery, a wind-up mandarine and a tiger lurking in a paint brush. For her solo exhibition "Tomato Potato" Clara Hastrup will exhibit a new group of photographs extending an ongoing series, "Instant Sculptures" (2020-). Via playful and simple gestures and through the lens of the camera everyday objects and magazine cut-outs transform into illusions that not only touch on the dichotomies of our relationship with nature and the endless cycle of consumption but invites us to look closer.

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