Local Contemporary Art Prize
Caloundra Regional Gallery
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Credits:Image: Cassie Sullivan, wayi (to hear), 2023, installation view. Credit: Andrew Curtis.
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Between Waves
Australian Centre for Contemporary Art (ACCA) touring nationally with NETS Victoria - presented at UniSC Art Gallery.
Between Waves amplifies concepts related to light, time and vision – and the idea of shining a light on our times – expressed by the Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung word ‘Yalingwa’. The exhibition variously explores the visible and invisible energy fields set in motion by these ideas, to illuminate interconnected shapeshifting ecologies within, beyond and between what can be seen.
Through a range of contemporary artforms including video, installation, poetry, projection, photography, painting, sculpture, sound, printmaking, and a digital commission, the invited artists have developed reflective and site-responsive projects which explore and experiment with the intersection of material and immaterial realms of knowledge and knowing.
Participating artists embrace the push and pull dynamics that flow beneath the surface, navigating ideas of presence and absence, the known and unknown, transgenerational and collective consciousness. Together, their reflective and site-responsive new commissions, traverse internal and external worlds, embracing the sensory and cyclical rhythms of light and sound, thinking, and feeling, listening and seeing, interwoven with ideas of material memory.
Creative Team
- Curator – Jessica Clark
- Artists – Hayley Millar Baker, Maree Clarke, Dean Cross, Brad Darkson, Matthew Harris, James Howard, Jazz Money, Mandy Quadrio, this mob and Cassie Sullivan.
Acknowledgements
Between Waves is presented by UniSC Art Gallery and is an exhibition developed by the Australian Centre for Contemporary Art (ACCA) touring nationally with NETS Victoria, curated by Jessica Clark.
This project has been supported by Creative Victoria through the Yalingwa Visual Arts Initiative and the NETS Victoria’s Exhibition Development Fund; and the Australian Government’s Visions of Australia program.
This exhibition is presented in an art gallery environment, indoor location.
Audience members can choose the duration of their experience, we suggest you allow 45 mins to 1 hour.
There is some seating available in the gallery.
This experience is suitable for all ages and abilities - it is inspirational, insightful, meaningful, culturally significant.
Wheelchair accessible
All-gender toilets
Registered guide and assistance dogs are welcome
First Nations visitors to this site are advised that the following may contain images, names, and voices of people who have deceased.
By car
Paid parking is available in the UniSC carparks.
By public transport
Sunbus runs regular bus services between various Sunshine Coast locations and the University's campus at Sippy Downs. The UniSC Transit Centre includes a three-platform bus interchange and dedicated bus/pedestrian link directly from the University into Chancellor Park.
Information on Sunbus routes and timetables can be found on the TransLink Journey Planner website. Use the journey planner to find times and services that suit you.
