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Australia s oldest independent gallery vamps up for annual gala and benefit auction

Australia s oldest independent gallery vamps up for annual gala and benefit auction
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CANCELLED | Violent Salt | Celebration and Curators Talk

About this event Join co-curators Yhonnie Scarce and Claire Watson for a celebration and discussion of the Artspace Mackay Touring Exhibition, Violent Salt. There will be a Welcome to Country and Smoking Ceremony, Auslan interpretation, speeches and refreshments. Violent Salt discusses issues surrounding racism and discrimination against First Nations peoples and minority groups as well as the lack of respect for, and desecration of culture and the natural environment. Violent Salt invites artists to speak their truths about these experiences and offers an opportunity for understanding and connection, whilst seeking to celebrate and honour Australia’s unique multiculturalism and landscape.

Inspired by organic cells, with some marvellous art on show, the Gold Coast s new HOTA Gallery is a triumph

The new $60.5 million HOTA Gallery opened its doors on the weekend, updating ageing infrastructure and marking an exciting chapter for the Gold Coast. HOTA, or Home of the Arts, has been developed as part of a masterplan begun almost a decade ago by the Gold Coast Council to rework a 17-hectare site into a vibrant arts and entertainment precinct. Nestled just in front of the gallery is a $37.5 million outdoor stage. Designed by Melbourne-based architects ARM, the HOTA Gallery signals a democratic and inclusive vision for both residents and visiting tourists. The architecture takes inspiration from Voronoi tessellations which occur throughout nature.

There s a huge art culture here : can a $60m gallery break Gold Coast stereotypes? | Art

Last modified on Tue 4 May 2021 19.59 EDT Contemporary artist Ali Bezer believes in a version of the Gold Coast that doesn’t appear on postcards. Her home town, she says, is more complex than its glossy facade suggests. Bezer’s newest installation, an undulating aluminium and bitumen sculpture called I Can Hear Water (2021), will show as part of Solid Gold: Artists from Paradise, the inaugural exhibition of a new $60.5m gallery that opens to the public on 8 May, part of cultural district Home of the Arts. “The Gold Coast is a really natural place,” she says. “The biggest stereotype is that it’s culturally void. Hota proves that there is a huge art culture here, but it’s not weighed down by intellectualism. It’s more responsive to place and energies.”

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