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Cultural Diplomacy
15/09/10 - 10/10/10

Don't worry, be happy
18/08/10 - 12/09/10

Anarchy in Avondale
21/07/10 - 14/08/10

Beneath the Blue
23/06/10 - 18/07/10

Duck!
25/05/10 - 19/06/10

The House of Lentigo
28/04/10 - 22/05/10

Stupid Studid Stupid Stupid Stupid Daddy
31/03/10 - 24/04/10

Joyful, Sorrowful, Glorious
03/03/10 - 27/03/10

Dark Matter Blue Noise
03/02/10 - 27/02/10

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Vanishing Point

Wednesday 15 August - 08 September

Martin Basher looks at the visual packaging of consumer goods. We consume images much in the same way as we consume the contents of packages; finding ourselves associating laundry detergent with rainforest, mint gum with ice and snow, and soft drinks with high energy sports. In these works however, Basher subverts the expected wholesome images and replaces them with more ominous images of oily smoke seething into the sky. In creating this disconnect from the expected, he examines the relationship between the foods we consume and the way they are presented to us, and to consider the implications of unwary over-consumption.

Fiona Jack's series of work entitled Future Reminders of an Imperfect Past are a series of drawings interspersed with found magazine images. The drawings imagine the remnants of existing walls - borders and boundaries in Iraq, Israel, Korea, the US. Fences to keep people out and those inside them safe. The drawings are enlivened by a series of found images of children hopping over walls and effortlessly scaling heights.

Regan Gentry's work is a series of semi-transparent silicone car tyres. These works remind you of our car culture, the tyres you see abandoned in dumps and at beaches, but also of road trips. They are beautiful impossible objects.

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Future Reminders of an Imperfect Past: 1 2007 by Fiona Jack

Tyre 2007 by Regan Gentry

Brown Fire by Martin Basher