ECU’s Fringe World exhibitions take the viewer on trip that ranges through different themes, ideas and identities, writes Jaimi Wright.
Tag Archives: Spectrum Project Space
Gems in our own backyard
4 February 2022
This annual exhibition by ECU Galleries offers an unpretentious, environmentally savvy message, writes Jaimi Wright.
Food for thought in the everyday
16 April 2021
Two local artists give viewers plenty to chew on in their explorations of ordinary objects and materials, discovers Jaimi Wright.
Painting and process
19 February 2020
‘Nexus: A Group Show’ gives Miranda Johnson an insight into the way three painters put theory into practice.
Visual Arts: Measure / Delirium
7 November 2019
14 – 22 November @ Spectrum Project Space, ECU, Mount Lawley · Presented by Nikki Lundy and Alex Spremberg · Two solo exhibitions by School of …
Visual Arts: Children of China
18 October 2019
17 – 31 October @ Spectrum Project Space · Presented by Tami Xiang and Ai Song · Working with the social practice of photography, Xiang examines …
Visual Arts: Where Things Commence
19 September 2019
1 – 6 October @ Spectrum Project Space, Edith Cowan University, Mount Lawley · Presented by Gale Thackeray · Where things commence, Triggering ideas through the …
Visual Arts: Retro Stasia epidemic of nostalgia frenzy of progress
19 September 2019
1 – 6 October @ Spectrum Project Space, Edith Cowan University, Mount Lawley · Presented by Laura Mitchell · Retro Stasia presents an interim view into …
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Visual Arts: Fragmented Memories
6 September 2019
13 – 26 September @ Spectrum Project Space · Presented by Ruth Halbert and Jane Ziemons · A collaborative exhibition investigating a multidisciplinary approach towards cloth …
Visual Arts: Patches of Hope and Resistance
15 August 2019
29 Aug – 5 Sep @ Spectrum Project Space, ECU Mount Lawley Campus · Presented by Spectrum Project Space · Patches of Hope and Resistance is …
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