Exhibition Program
Embodiment of Summer
5 November, 2025 - 5 January, 2026
Grand opening: 6 November, 6 - 8 pm
Artists Include: Jessica Eun Kyoung Choi, Mark Bo Chu, Andrew Farmer, Liam Gerrard, Carmelina Greco, Meg Kelso, Llael McDonald, Kepsibel Hill, and Millie Hopton
Celebrate the vibrancy and warmth of the season with Embodiment of Summer, a captivating exhibition bringing together the diverse voices of emerging and established artists from across Australia and New Zealand. Through painting, sculpture, and mixed media, each artist captures the essence of summer — its shifting light, vivid hues, and fleeting moments of stillness.
The works in Embodiment of Summer invite viewers to reflect on the season’s sensory richness and emotional resonance: the shimmer of coastal horizons, the rhythm of long, sunlit days, and the beauty found in renewal and rest. Together, they form a dynamic portrait of connection — to place, to memory, and to the shared experience of living within the warmth and wonder of the Southern Hemisphere’s summer.
ALEXEY KONDAKOV
6 January - 2 February, 2026
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Ukrainian artist Alexey Kondakov unveils a series of works that reimagine how the past and present coexist within the modern world. Known for blending figures from classical painting with scenes of everyday city life, Kondakov creates compositions where art history meets the pulse of contemporary culture. His images suggest that beauty and meaning can be found as easily in a morning commute as in a Renaissance chapel.
In this latest collection, Kondakov continues his exploration of myth, memory, and urban experience. By setting timeless characters amid concrete streets and neon light, he highlights the shared humanity that links us across centuries. The resulting works are both grounded and ethereal — familiar yet dreamlike — revealing quiet stories of grace, longing, and connection that transcend time itself.
OLAF HaJEK
3 February - 2 March, 2026
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Renowned for his vibrant and dreamlike imagery, Olaf Hajek brings his richly symbolic world to life in this special February exhibition. Blurring the boundaries between reality and imagination, Hajek’s work draws from folklore, mythology, and the natural world to explore themes of identity, beauty, and transformation.
His distinctive paintings — layered with lush colour, texture, and intricate detail — invite viewers into a universe where the everyday becomes extraordinary. Celebrated internationally for his unique visual language, Hajek’s exhibition offers an evocative journey through storytelling, symbolism, and the poetic power of art.