An exhibition of new paintings and works on paper, made in Barreiro (Portugal) and Meanjin. There used to be a ship sailing is a collection of compositions embedded with illusive landscapes, memories and imagined scenes.
Amy-Jean Mitchell: There used to be a ship sailing
Deadline:
8 February
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March 1
Carpark Gallery
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Exhibition •
Solo Exhibition •
Group Exhibition •
Artist Talk •
Artist Run Initiative •
Workshop •
Festival •
Painting •
Sculpture •
Photography •
Drawing •
Printmaking •
Installation •
Performance •
Video Art •
Digital Art •
Emerging Art •
First Nations Art •
Conceptual Art •
Opportunities •
Call Outs •
Funding •
Residency •
Art Prize •
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