Hope Dies Last, Margaret Lawrence Gallery & Gertrude Contemporary, 5 October – 16 November
Buxton Contemporary Collection artists Tony Garifalakis, Tracey Moffatt and Mutlu Çerkez feature in new exhibition Hope Dies Last: Art at the End of Optimism curated by Mark Feary and presented in partnership with Melbourne International Arts Festival.
Hope Dies Last is a curated exhibition of Australian and international contemporary art presented across two sites, Gertrude Contemporary and the Margaret Lawrence Gallery. The project focuses on how artists consider the depletion of optimism, how they might envisage the end of days, and how they make sense of these tumultuous times. The project brings together works by leading Australian and international artists, as if to choreograph a collective swan song of lament.
Hope Dies Last: Art at the End of Optimism
5 October – 16 November
Margaret Lawrence Gallery & Gertrude Contemporary
(Free entry)
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Image: Tony Garifalakis Fucking Optimism, 2007 Cut felt and glue 120 cm x 95 cm Courtesy of the artist and Sarah Scout Presents, Melbourne; and Hugo Michell Gallery, Adelaide
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