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Shortlist+ Remove 'Idol' made by Kate Rhode from resin and air-dry clay.

‘Fake PPW (Post Petroleum Works)’ by Dale Hardiman and James Walsh, 2017. Plastic objects and Central Australian red sand. Shot by Arnad Hajdic.

Rainbow’s End

Exhibition

A collection of artefacts from a possible future, curated by Heath Killen.

The year is 2060. A series of catastrophes have decimated the earth’s population. Global communications have been destroyed. We are alone. Here in Australia, those of us who have survived have formed tribes, living in small pockets of the country that are still habitable. We are scattered across the land: the mountains, rivers, deserts, and forests. We create communities in response to our new homes. We use the materials available to us – either found in nature or scavenged from the ruins of nearby cities and towns. Rather than rebuild the civilisation that we lost, we try to forge a new future that will set us on a different path than the one that brought us here.

Works by Liane Rossler, Kevina Jo Smith, Helle Jorgensen, Racket, Valerie Restarick, Michael Gray, Dale Hardiman, SHHORN (Grace and Sean), Kate Rohde, Fred Fowler, Tracy Deep, and Dave Teer.

Presented by Hotel Hotel in the Cabinets on the ground floor from 12 August to Friday 6 October.

When:Saturday 12 August to Friday 6 October
Where:The Cabinets on the ground floor of Hotel Hotel
Cost:Free

It’s best to double check that events are happening – sometimes things don’t go to plan.
“Stercus accidit.” — David Hume.
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