Journey through Resilience

This is Ange’s first solo exhibition, featuring plaster cast torsos that create a visual representation of the effects of Family Violence. Examining the impact of words on the body, to the golden mend of kintsugi, showing the of strength and renewal. Each piece, a celebration of beauty emerging from vulnerability. The art extends beyond the cast to torn canvases adorned with Kintsugi, symbolising resilience. The ceramic bowls highlight the original concept. Amid the exhibition is additional artworks by the artist.

Rediscovering Creativity - highlights the transformative power of pursuing artistic passions later in life. It acknowledges the courage and dedication of mature-aged students who are embracing their artistic potential and embarking on a new chapter of personal and creative growth. Each artist has created works in their own unique style reflecting their diverse life experiences and using different mediums, including printmaking, painting, and sculpture.

In 2022, 99% was a year-long schedule of exhibitions, public programs, texts, and conversations that untangle the complex connections between populism and contemporary art, staged in a dedicated gallery space in the Nicholas Building in Melbourne’s CBD, and with a public-facing online platform.