Beyond The Spaces We Consume

Share on facebook
Share on twitter
Share on pinterest

Deadline:

22 Crown Street, South Brisbane

Landscape paintings have a formidable legacy within the art historical canon. Largely they seek to uphold notions of the picturesque depicting natural scenery and beauty of mountains, valleys, rivers and forests. Jacob and Xavier Ryan-McInally’s work challenges picturesque ideations to reflect upon our entanglement with the natural landscape in the epoch of the Anthropocene. Working across two mediums painting and documentary photography these artists engage with unwanted, unseen and forgotten elements of our urban environments. Responding to physical spaces around us, both artists disrupt the aesthetic response to emphasise the intangibility and the transitory. That is, they place the subjective at the centre of the work allowing engagement and interrogation that transcends notions of the sublime and beautiful.

Words by Rosie Hazell

Exhibition Opening – one night only
Where: 22 Crown Street, South Brisbane QLD 4101

Artists: Jacob & Xavier Ryan-McInally

Info not available

Info not available

Related Posts

Mono x Silver Tape Music

Mono x Silver Tape Music

20250617
Sam Cranstoun: You Are Neither Here Nor There

Sam Cranstoun: You Are Neither Here Nor There

20250614
Miguel Villanueva: Transitory Stories

Miguel Villanueva: Transitory Stories

20250606
20250621
Judy Watson: Skeletons

Judy Watson: Skeletons

20250531
20250816
Gorgon De'Lisle: Of Woman, Love and Beauty

Gorgon De'Lisle: Of Woman, Love and Beauty

20250530
20250608
Jake Walker: The Bottle

Jake Walker: The Bottle

20250528
20250617