We pay our respect to Elders past, Present and Emerging.
Sovereignty has not been ceded.
UPCOMING
First show of 2022.
Without your mother
by
Madeline Bishop
‘ Without your mother considers the nature of absence within maternal relationships. An absence is a state or condition in which something expected, wanted or looked for is not present. We begin our lives looking for our mothers. Do we ever stop looking for them and do they ever stop looking for us? As we grow, we make attempts to detach ourselves in order to become independent and live adult lives. What remnants of this relationship that defines our early lives remain in the distance of adulthood? Amid absence, our memories morph, the details become duller and distorted over time and we’re left with a summarised version of what might have happened, similar to a photograph. Some edges will blur and some will sharpen until those are the only parts we can remember.‘
Poster: Lois Morton-Chong
The Cornershop 2019.
AVAILABLE HERE
The first publication from the corner, looking back at the shows exhibited in the windows throughout 2019. Made up of artist statements, snapshots of works in the windows and the photos themselves, featuring: Sam Stephenson, Sophie Gabrielle, Isabella Kerstens, Jason Koxvold, Tammy Law, Reece Beauzeville, Whitney Arlana and Jordan Madge.
Design: Sunny Lei
Printing: Deep House Printing
Specs:
Edition of 50
112 pages
170 x 240mm
Binding : Wiro Antique colour
ISBN: 978-0-6488811-0-0
LINK TO PODCAST
FondueShop is a collaboration between local literary project Fondue and Newtown window gallery The CornerShop.
Coming to you as a podcast, Fondue's usual open mic readings will be supplemented by three headline acts: Dan Hogan (fiction), Janette Chen (non-fiction) and Lucia Moon (poetry).
Also including reading from: Olivia Costa, Adrian Asher, Lucy Cummins, Henry Chase Richards, Clara Rosc
and Teaghan Alexander
Writers were invited to respond to one, some or all of the photographs from Wouter Van de Voorde's body of work, STORM.
Australia faced one of its worst bush fire seasons during the summer of 2019 going on to 2020, with around 18,636,079 hectares burnt.
In response to this national tradegy, we teamed up with our friends at Rewind Photo Lab and a few artists we have worked with in the past to get a print sale up and running, with 100% of proceeds to be split between WIRES and FIRE RELIEF FUND FOR FIRST NATIONS COMMUNITIES.
Due to not meeting the deadline for FIRE RELIEF FUND FOR FIRST NATIONS COMMUNITIES, we decided to split that half of the funds between SEED MOB and FIRESTICKS ALLIANCE.
We raised $2,200.00
Artists in order:
Jordan Madge, Otis Burian Hodge, Isabella Kerstens, Tammy Law, Jason Koxvold, Harry Culy,
Sam Stephenson, Whitney Arlana, Jake Mein