Critical Limit: An urgent call for collective climate action

Thursday 04 August 2022 - Saturday 03 September 2022

Image credit: ‘No Going Back’ (2020), Anonymous Rebel, ink on newsprint. Image courtesy of Extinction Rebellion. City of Yarra Collection.

‘Critical Limit’ presents works from the City of Yarra arts collection and beyond with an environmental focus.

Across moving image, photography, painting, prints and sculpture the works explore issues contributing to the climate emergency and its impact on our animal life and natural ecologies. ‘Critical Limit’ looks to our artists to gain knowledge, express our concerns, and find solutions. ‘Critical Limit’ is an impassioned response to this urgent call for collective action.

Featuring artists Alice Duncan, Michael Fikaris, Kathy Holowko, Leila Jeffreys, Kent Morris, Felix Wilson, with collection artists Alexis Beckett, Extinction Rebellion, Sally Gabori, Silvi Glattauer, Christine Johnson, Cameron Robbins, Wendy Stavrianos, John Wolseley, and Jessi Wong.

Where: Climarte Gallery 120 Bridge Road, Richmond
When: Thursday 4 August – Saturday 3 September
Exhibition launch Thursday 11 August, 6-7.30pm

Artist  Talk: 6pm Wednesday 17 August

Join us for Critical Limit: A call for collective climate action panel discussion. Hear Kathy Holowko and Michael Fikaris in conversation with Climarte Gallery’s co-chair Jo Lane. This conversation will explore themes such as the role of artists and arts in connecting our community to issues which matter right now; how art might help us heal our relationship with nature; how we might create art which is visible, accessible and has impact; and the role of artists as agents of change.

Find out more about the talk here. This is a free event and refreshments will be provided.     

Artist  Talk: 6pm Wednesday 17 August

Join us for Critical Limit: A call for collective climate action panel discussion. Hear Kathy Holowko and Michael Fikaris in conversation with Climarte Gallery’s co-chair Jo Lane. This conversation will explore themes such as the role of artists and arts in connecting our community to issues which matter right now; how art might help us heal our relationship with nature; how we might create art which is visible, accessible and has impact; and the role of artists as agents of change.

 

Find out more about the talk here. This is a free event and refreshments will be provided. 

 

Climarte Gallery

Richmond

Date and time:
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Thursday 04 August 2022 - Saturday 03 September 2022


Address:
120 Bridge Rd, Richmond