Home Page - Cement Fondu

Dennis Golding, Take A Seat, 2021. Commissioned by Cement Fondu

follow us on instagram

Thank you to everyone that joined us in the galler

Thank you to everyone that joined us in the gallery over the weekend for the opening of Make Yourself At Home (and for our first day back!).

The exhibition continues during gallery hours today until the 5 December.
__

Cement Fondu is open Thursday - Sunday, 10-5PM.

Join us today from 3-4pm for a Tea Time talk in th

Join us today from 3-4pm for a Tea Time talk in the gallery featuring a conversation between the artists and guest curator @bekaraymond.

@carmenglynnbraun
@dennisgolding

And we're back. Join us in the gallery today to

And we're back.

Join us in the gallery today to view Make Yourself at Home, an exhibition featuring newly commissioned artworks by Dennis Golding and Carmen Glynn-Braun.

Guest curated by Rebekah Raymond, the exhibition explores themes of de-colonisation, domesticity and the making (and reclaiming) of conceptions of ‘home’ from contemporary Indigenous perspectives. In contemplating notions of family, the exhibition explores modes of reclamation, decolonisation and knowledge sharing through the objects and practices of everyday life.

The exhibition is open from 10-5PM this weekend and continues to 5 December.

Pictured, Dennis Golding, Take A Seat, 2021.

Make Yourself at Home explores themes of de-coloni

Make Yourself at Home explores themes of de-colonisation, domesticity and the reclaiming of conceptions of ‘home’ from contemporary Indigenous perspectives.

Featuring newly commissioned artworks by Golding and Glynn-Braun, the artists will present large-scale for the first time while continuing to investigate modes of reclamation and knowledge-sharing through the objects and practices of everyday life.

___

Make Yourself at Home opens 23 October. Join us for a Tea Time Talk with the artists from 3-4PM.

Our latest Project Space exhibition, opening this

Our latest Project Space exhibition, opening this Saturday presents a new installation by Gadigal, Bidjigal and Wiradjuri artist Nadeena Dixon. Dixon's work blends natural materials that are collected with her family with ready-made, found objects. The installation will expand Dixon's traditional weaving practice to present digital, video and installation experimentations. ⁠
⁠
Dixon tells of growing up and learning to innovate using materials found on Country to communicate significant cultural stories and concepts. Her work in the Project Space communicates old knowledges through new means, demonstrating the multidisciplinary practices of contemporary First Nations storytelling.⁠
⁠
___⁠
⁠
Make Yourself at Home opens 23 October ⁠
RSVP for a Tea Time Talk with the artists from 3-4PM.

We’re excited to be re-opening to the public fro

We’re excited to be re-opening to the public from Saturday October 23 with Make Yourself At Home, the first major solo exhibition by Re-Right collective, Carmen Glynn-Braun and Dennis Golding, guest curated by Rebekah Raymond.

On Saturday 23 October, the gallery will be open all day from 11am-5pm.

From 3-4pm, we will host a Tea Time talk in the gallery and online, featuring a Welcome to Country and conversation between the artists and guest curator Rebekah Raymond. In the gallery, the talk will be seated with a limited capacity, please RSVP at the link in bio.