This exhibition of new drawings, video and performance is a response to the Klose’s “random, exhausting and depressing adventures in conservation” and the artist’s growing awareness of diminishing biodiversity in Queensland and immanent threats to its unique landscapes.

Artist/s: Anastasia Klose

Image credit: Anastasia Klose, Cloud Forest, 2023, (detail), pastel and pencil on paper, 101.5 x 67.5 cm. Photographer: Michael Marzik

Flux and Fog is an exhibition of new paintings by Annika Harding exploring the landscapes near her home in the Atherton Tablelands. It examines moments of tension between the built environment and agricultural landscapes, and the lush rainforest ecosystem and its intense weather.

Artist/s: Annika Harding

Image credit: Annika Harding, Misty farm 1, photograph taken on fencepost, 2023, acrylic on pine, 6.5 x 7 cm. Image courtesy the Artist.

I Am comprises five, hand sewn textiles, made of at least 80% up-cycled materials, forming a powerful meditation on individual agency in rewriting our narrative.

Artist/s: Muma Nai

Image credit: Naomi Evans, 'Magnetic', 2024, appliqué mixed textile, cotton + nylon / wool / cotton thread / interfacing + felt, 45 x 38 cm.