Photograph: Pixel Poetry. Image courtesy the artist, Mangkaja Arts and Fremantle Arts Centre.
Please join us on Saturday 16 March from 5pm for the launch of Disco Dreamtime Drums, the brand new solo exhibition by Walmajarri artist, John Prince Siddon. At 5pm, the program kicks off with an artist talk between Siddon and guest curator Emilia Galatis, followed by a Welcome to Country and launch proceedings.
This is the artist’s first major solo in a public gallery in NSW, and will centre significant new sculptural installation, paintings, wallpaper and lightwork. The new commission works were created during and in response to the disastrous flooding in Fitzroy Crossing in 2023 that affected the artist and his community.
This major new commission at Cement Fondu offers Siddon the opportunity to create his largest ever installation to date, which will feature painted and embellished water barrels, his first foray into light and sound work, and an ambitious expansion of his signature painting style that mixes traditional and unconventional materials.
WHAT’S ON
EXHIBITION LAUNCH + ARTIST TALK
SATURDAY 16 MARCH, 5-8PM
EXHIBITION
JOHN PRINCE SIDDON
DISCO DREAMTIME DRUMS
PROJECT SPACE
THEA ANAMARA PERKINS
EXHIBITION DATES
16 MARCH – 5 MAY
OPENING HOURS
THURSDAY – SUNDAY
11AM-5PM
PARTNERS
MANGKAJA ARTS RESOURCE CENTRE
PROUDLY FUNDED BY THE NSW GOVERNMENT.
THANKS TO OUR PRIMARY PRINT AND PROJECTION PARTNER EPSON.