HOMAGE: THE ROYAL DOZEN & THE REGAL TWELVE

25 August – 28 October  

Alexia Sinclair

An Australian Centre for Photography Touring Exhibition 

Alexia Sinclair's distinct and highly complex digital composite photographs are celebrated in art collections and publications throughout the world.  Sinclair travelled the globe to photograph architecture and landscapes that she then used in her constructed photomedia portraits of great historical figures.  Nobles such as Alexander the Great were represented in this captivating exhibition.

Alexia Sinclair, Marie Antoinette - The Extravagant Queen (1755-1793), 2005	Alexia Sinclair, Louis XIV - the Sun King (1638-1715), 2010

THE LITTLE GALLERY

Catching A Mirage

Fernando do Campo

Catching a Mirage marked a return to works on paper for artist Fernando do Compo. The exhibition investigated the dichotomy between the limitation and limitlessness of pictorial space to hold visual information. The works were made by recycling residual tape and other materials left over from the studio. The cut-outs and collages are taken from previous paintings on paper and are reconstituted into other works. Their installation as a group exhibition discusses and addresses a process of editing excessive information while at the same time recycling patterns and colours that would otherwise be lost.