Revelation Film Festival

Opening Talk: Jack Sargeant Friday 26 July, 5:00pm
Opening: Friday 26 July, 6:30pm
Exhibition period: Sat 27 July until Sat 14 Sept

Curated by Erin Coates (Fremantle Arts Centre) and Jack Sargeant

Image credit: Astro Morphs ‘Astro Morphs Ascension’, 2018

ARTISTS:

Soda_Jerk – USA
Dan Bourke – Perth
Neil Aldum – Perth
Jess Day & Joanne Richardson – Perth
Astro Morphs – Perth
Claire Evans – USA
Sam Scoggins – UK
Penny Walker-Keefe – Melbourne
Boyden Woods – Perth
Shalini Jardin – Sydney
Oliver Hull – Melbourne
Matthew Bradley – Adelaide
Ian Haig – Melbourne
Lisa Sammut – Sydney
Marne Lucas & Jacob Pander – USA
Roy Ananda – Adelaide

Other Suns focuses on visual and screen-based artists who embrace the science fictional imagination. Not the commonplace narratives of the hyper-commercialised blockbuster SF movie, but instead the less familiar underbellies of science fiction: the hybrid, the noisy, the forbidden, and the vernacular. Artists who explore the detritus of the future, the ecologies of other spaces, and the polymorphic technologies of tomorrow.

Other Suns probes the trajectory of science fiction from its counter culture New Wave outwards, moving in all directions simultaneously. The human imagination unveiled on digital screens, in junkyard sculptures, and at all points in between. From terraformed suburbs to ancient landscapes, the pleasures of the limitless flesh to alternative manifestations of space travel. The universe and dreams, dreams and desires, the surrealism of science fiction and minds unleashed: Other Suns engages with the individual imagination as the key element in the science fiction vision.

Opening Talk: Jack Sargeant Friday 26 July, 5:00pm
Opening: Friday 26 July, 6:30pm
Exhibition period: Sat 27 July until Sat 14 Sept

Curated by Erin Coates (Fremantle Arts Centre) and Jack Sargeant

Image credit: Astro Morphs ‘Astro Morphs Ascension’, 2018

ARTISTS:

Soda_Jerk – USA
Dan Bourke – Perth
Neil Aldum – Perth
Jess Day & Joanne Richardson – Perth
Astro Morphs – Perth
Claire Evans – USA
Sam Scoggins – UK
Penny Walker-Keefe – Melbourne
Boyden Woods – Perth
Shalini Jardin – Sydney
Oliver Hull – Melbourne
Matthew Bradley – Adelaide
Ian Haig – Melbourne
Lisa Sammut – Sydney
Marne Lucas & Jacob Pander – USA
Roy Ananda – Adelaide

Other Suns focuses on visual and screen-based artists who embrace the science fictional imagination. Not the commonplace narratives of the hyper-commercialised blockbuster SF movie, but instead the less familiar underbellies of science fiction: the hybrid, the noisy, the forbidden, and the vernacular. Artists who explore the detritus of the future, the ecologies of other spaces, and the polymorphic technologies of tomorrow.

Other Suns probes the trajectory of science fiction from its counter culture New Wave outwards, moving in all directions simultaneously. The human imagination unveiled on digital screens, in junkyard sculptures, and at all points in between. From terraformed suburbs to ancient landscapes, the pleasures of the limitless flesh to alternative manifestations of space travel. The universe and dreams, dreams and desires, the surrealism of science fiction and minds unleashed: Other Suns engages with the individual imagination as the key element in the science fiction vision.

Opening Talk: Jack Sargeant Friday 26 July, 5:00pm
Opening: Friday 26 July, 6:30pm
Exhibition period: Sat 27 July until Sat 14 Sept

Curated by Erin Coates (Fremantle Arts Centre) and Jack Sargeant

Image credit: Astro Morphs ‘Astro Morphs Ascension’, 2018

ARTISTS:

Soda_Jerk – USA
Dan Bourke – Perth
Neil Aldum – Perth
Jess Day & Joanne Richardson – Perth
Astro Morphs – Perth
Claire Evans – USA
Sam Scoggins – UK
Penny Walker-Keefe – Melbourne
Boyden Woods – Perth
Shalini Jardin – Sydney
Oliver Hull – Melbourne
Matthew Bradley – Adelaide
Ian Haig – Melbourne
Lisa Sammut – Sydney
Marne Lucas & Jacob Pander – USA
Roy Ananda – Adelaide

Other Suns focuses on visual and screen-based artists who embrace the science fictional imagination. Not the commonplace narratives of the hyper-commercialised blockbuster SF movie, but instead the less familiar underbellies of science fiction: the hybrid, the noisy, the forbidden, and the vernacular. Artists who explore the detritus of the future, the ecologies of other spaces, and the polymorphic technologies of tomorrow.

Other Suns probes the trajectory of science fiction from its counter culture New Wave outwards, moving in all directions simultaneously. The human imagination unveiled on digital screens, in junkyard sculptures, and at all points in between. From terraformed suburbs to ancient landscapes, the pleasures of the limitless flesh to alternative manifestations of space travel. The universe and dreams, dreams and desires, the surrealism of science fiction and minds unleashed: Other Suns engages with the individual imagination as the key element in the science fiction vision.

FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY – The acclaimed film WATCH THE SUNEST, Australia’s first one shot feature, will screen at The Backlot Cinema as apart of Revelation Film Festival Australian Revelations. Plus, short film THE THROWBACK, which was part of REV’s City of Vincent film competition!

Tickets: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/australian-revelations-watch-the-sunset-tickets-64916933295

Synopsis: Danny Biaro, ex-member of outlaw bikie gang, “The Bloodless Brothers”, is tortured by the choices of his drug-ridden past that led to the disintegration of his family. After witnessing the brutal abuse of a young woman, Charis, at his gang’s club, Danny wants out. Longing to be reunited with ex-partner, Sally, and their daughter, Joey, he flees with Charis, travelling to the regional town of Kerang. With gang member, Shane, his best mate, hunting him down, Danny must race against the clock before the bikie gang reaches his estranged family.

The Throwback: If video killed the radio star, then surely Netflix has killed the DVD store. So how can one tenacious woman keep her doors open long enough to be the last DVD store in the city? Produced by Jenny Crabb and Directed by Louise Bertoncini

Opening Talk: Jack Sargeant Friday 26 July, 5:00pm
Opening: Friday 26 July, 6:30pm
Exhibition period: Sat 27 July until Sat 14 Sept

Curated by Erin Coates (Fremantle Arts Centre) and Jack Sargeant

Image credit: Astro Morphs ‘Astro Morphs Ascension’, 2018

ARTISTS:

Soda_Jerk – USA
Dan Bourke – Perth
Neil Aldum – Perth
Jess Day & Joanne Richardson – Perth
Astro Morphs – Perth
Claire Evans – USA
Sam Scoggins – UK
Penny Walker-Keefe – Melbourne
Boyden Woods – Perth
Shalini Jardin – Sydney
Oliver Hull – Melbourne
Matthew Bradley – Adelaide
Ian Haig – Melbourne
Lisa Sammut – Sydney
Marne Lucas & Jacob Pander – USA
Roy Ananda – Adelaide

Other Suns focuses on visual and screen-based artists who embrace the science fictional imagination. Not the commonplace narratives of the hyper-commercialised blockbuster SF movie, but instead the less familiar underbellies of science fiction: the hybrid, the noisy, the forbidden, and the vernacular. Artists who explore the detritus of the future, the ecologies of other spaces, and the polymorphic technologies of tomorrow.

Other Suns probes the trajectory of science fiction from its counter culture New Wave outwards, moving in all directions simultaneously. The human imagination unveiled on digital screens, in junkyard sculptures, and at all points in between. From terraformed suburbs to ancient landscapes, the pleasures of the limitless flesh to alternative manifestations of space travel. The universe and dreams, dreams and desires, the surrealism of science fiction and minds unleashed: Other Suns engages with the individual imagination as the key element in the science fiction vision.

Opening Talk: Jack Sargeant Friday 26 July, 5:00pm
Opening: Friday 26 July, 6:30pm
Exhibition period: Sat 27 July until Sat 14 Sept

Curated by Erin Coates (Fremantle Arts Centre) and Jack Sargeant

Image credit: Astro Morphs ‘Astro Morphs Ascension’, 2018

ARTISTS:

Soda_Jerk – USA
Dan Bourke – Perth
Neil Aldum – Perth
Jess Day & Joanne Richardson – Perth
Astro Morphs – Perth
Claire Evans – USA
Sam Scoggins – UK
Penny Walker-Keefe – Melbourne
Boyden Woods – Perth
Shalini Jardin – Sydney
Oliver Hull – Melbourne
Matthew Bradley – Adelaide
Ian Haig – Melbourne
Lisa Sammut – Sydney
Marne Lucas & Jacob Pander – USA
Roy Ananda – Adelaide

Other Suns focuses on visual and screen-based artists who embrace the science fictional imagination. Not the commonplace narratives of the hyper-commercialised blockbuster SF movie, but instead the less familiar underbellies of science fiction: the hybrid, the noisy, the forbidden, and the vernacular. Artists who explore the detritus of the future, the ecologies of other spaces, and the polymorphic technologies of tomorrow.

Other Suns probes the trajectory of science fiction from its counter culture New Wave outwards, moving in all directions simultaneously. The human imagination unveiled on digital screens, in junkyard sculptures, and at all points in between. From terraformed suburbs to ancient landscapes, the pleasures of the limitless flesh to alternative manifestations of space travel. The universe and dreams, dreams and desires, the surrealism of science fiction and minds unleashed: Other Suns engages with the individual imagination as the key element in the science fiction vision.

Opening Talk: Jack Sargeant Friday 26 July, 5:00pm
Opening: Friday 26 July, 6:30pm
Exhibition period: Sat 27 July until Sat 14 Sept

Curated by Erin Coates (Fremantle Arts Centre) and Jack Sargeant

Image credit: Astro Morphs ‘Astro Morphs Ascension’, 2018

ARTISTS:

Soda_Jerk – USA
Dan Bourke – Perth
Neil Aldum – Perth
Jess Day & Joanne Richardson – Perth
Astro Morphs – Perth
Claire Evans – USA
Sam Scoggins – UK
Penny Walker-Keefe – Melbourne
Boyden Woods – Perth
Shalini Jardin – Sydney
Oliver Hull – Melbourne
Matthew Bradley – Adelaide
Ian Haig – Melbourne
Lisa Sammut – Sydney
Marne Lucas & Jacob Pander – USA
Roy Ananda – Adelaide

Other Suns focuses on visual and screen-based artists who embrace the science fictional imagination. Not the commonplace narratives of the hyper-commercialised blockbuster SF movie, but instead the less familiar underbellies of science fiction: the hybrid, the noisy, the forbidden, and the vernacular. Artists who explore the detritus of the future, the ecologies of other spaces, and the polymorphic technologies of tomorrow.

Other Suns probes the trajectory of science fiction from its counter culture New Wave outwards, moving in all directions simultaneously. The human imagination unveiled on digital screens, in junkyard sculptures, and at all points in between. From terraformed suburbs to ancient landscapes, the pleasures of the limitless flesh to alternative manifestations of space travel. The universe and dreams, dreams and desires, the surrealism of science fiction and minds unleashed: Other Suns engages with the individual imagination as the key element in the science fiction vision.

Opening Talk: Jack Sargeant Friday 26 July, 5:00pm
Opening: Friday 26 July, 6:30pm
Exhibition period: Sat 27 July until Sat 14 Sept

Curated by Erin Coates (Fremantle Arts Centre) and Jack Sargeant

Image credit: Astro Morphs ‘Astro Morphs Ascension’, 2018

ARTISTS:

Soda_Jerk – USA
Dan Bourke – Perth
Neil Aldum – Perth
Jess Day & Joanne Richardson – Perth
Astro Morphs – Perth
Claire Evans – USA
Sam Scoggins – UK
Penny Walker-Keefe – Melbourne
Boyden Woods – Perth
Shalini Jardin – Sydney
Oliver Hull – Melbourne
Matthew Bradley – Adelaide
Ian Haig – Melbourne
Lisa Sammut – Sydney
Marne Lucas & Jacob Pander – USA
Roy Ananda – Adelaide

Other Suns focuses on visual and screen-based artists who embrace the science fictional imagination. Not the commonplace narratives of the hyper-commercialised blockbuster SF movie, but instead the less familiar underbellies of science fiction: the hybrid, the noisy, the forbidden, and the vernacular. Artists who explore the detritus of the future, the ecologies of other spaces, and the polymorphic technologies of tomorrow.

Other Suns probes the trajectory of science fiction from its counter culture New Wave outwards, moving in all directions simultaneously. The human imagination unveiled on digital screens, in junkyard sculptures, and at all points in between. From terraformed suburbs to ancient landscapes, the pleasures of the limitless flesh to alternative manifestations of space travel. The universe and dreams, dreams and desires, the surrealism of science fiction and minds unleashed: Other Suns engages with the individual imagination as the key element in the science fiction vision.

Opening Talk: Jack Sargeant Friday 26 July, 5:00pm
Opening: Friday 26 July, 6:30pm
Exhibition period: Sat 27 July until Sat 14 Sept

Curated by Erin Coates (Fremantle Arts Centre) and Jack Sargeant

Image credit: Astro Morphs ‘Astro Morphs Ascension’, 2018

ARTISTS:

Soda_Jerk – USA
Dan Bourke – Perth
Neil Aldum – Perth
Jess Day & Joanne Richardson – Perth
Astro Morphs – Perth
Claire Evans – USA
Sam Scoggins – UK
Penny Walker-Keefe – Melbourne
Boyden Woods – Perth
Shalini Jardin – Sydney
Oliver Hull – Melbourne
Matthew Bradley – Adelaide
Ian Haig – Melbourne
Lisa Sammut – Sydney
Marne Lucas & Jacob Pander – USA
Roy Ananda – Adelaide

Other Suns focuses on visual and screen-based artists who embrace the science fictional imagination. Not the commonplace narratives of the hyper-commercialised blockbuster SF movie, but instead the less familiar underbellies of science fiction: the hybrid, the noisy, the forbidden, and the vernacular. Artists who explore the detritus of the future, the ecologies of other spaces, and the polymorphic technologies of tomorrow.

Other Suns probes the trajectory of science fiction from its counter culture New Wave outwards, moving in all directions simultaneously. The human imagination unveiled on digital screens, in junkyard sculptures, and at all points in between. From terraformed suburbs to ancient landscapes, the pleasures of the limitless flesh to alternative manifestations of space travel. The universe and dreams, dreams and desires, the surrealism of science fiction and minds unleashed: Other Suns engages with the individual imagination as the key element in the science fiction vision.

Opening Talk: Jack Sargeant Friday 26 July, 5:00pm
Opening: Friday 26 July, 6:30pm
Exhibition period: Sat 27 July until Sat 14 Sept

Curated by Erin Coates (Fremantle Arts Centre) and Jack Sargeant

Image credit: Astro Morphs ‘Astro Morphs Ascension’, 2018

ARTISTS:

Soda_Jerk – USA
Dan Bourke – Perth
Neil Aldum – Perth
Jess Day & Joanne Richardson – Perth
Astro Morphs – Perth
Claire Evans – USA
Sam Scoggins – UK
Penny Walker-Keefe – Melbourne
Boyden Woods – Perth
Shalini Jardin – Sydney
Oliver Hull – Melbourne
Matthew Bradley – Adelaide
Ian Haig – Melbourne
Lisa Sammut – Sydney
Marne Lucas & Jacob Pander – USA
Roy Ananda – Adelaide

Other Suns focuses on visual and screen-based artists who embrace the science fictional imagination. Not the commonplace narratives of the hyper-commercialised blockbuster SF movie, but instead the less familiar underbellies of science fiction: the hybrid, the noisy, the forbidden, and the vernacular. Artists who explore the detritus of the future, the ecologies of other spaces, and the polymorphic technologies of tomorrow.

Other Suns probes the trajectory of science fiction from its counter culture New Wave outwards, moving in all directions simultaneously. The human imagination unveiled on digital screens, in junkyard sculptures, and at all points in between. From terraformed suburbs to ancient landscapes, the pleasures of the limitless flesh to alternative manifestations of space travel. The universe and dreams, dreams and desires, the surrealism of science fiction and minds unleashed: Other Suns engages with the individual imagination as the key element in the science fiction vision.

Opening Talk: Jack Sargeant Friday 26 July, 5:00pm
Opening: Friday 26 July, 6:30pm
Exhibition period: Sat 27 July until Sat 14 Sept

Curated by Erin Coates (Fremantle Arts Centre) and Jack Sargeant

Image credit: Astro Morphs ‘Astro Morphs Ascension’, 2018

ARTISTS:

Soda_Jerk – USA
Dan Bourke – Perth
Neil Aldum – Perth
Jess Day & Joanne Richardson – Perth
Astro Morphs – Perth
Claire Evans – USA
Sam Scoggins – UK
Penny Walker-Keefe – Melbourne
Boyden Woods – Perth
Shalini Jardin – Sydney
Oliver Hull – Melbourne
Matthew Bradley – Adelaide
Ian Haig – Melbourne
Lisa Sammut – Sydney
Marne Lucas & Jacob Pander – USA
Roy Ananda – Adelaide

Other Suns focuses on visual and screen-based artists who embrace the science fictional imagination. Not the commonplace narratives of the hyper-commercialised blockbuster SF movie, but instead the less familiar underbellies of science fiction: the hybrid, the noisy, the forbidden, and the vernacular. Artists who explore the detritus of the future, the ecologies of other spaces, and the polymorphic technologies of tomorrow.

Other Suns probes the trajectory of science fiction from its counter culture New Wave outwards, moving in all directions simultaneously. The human imagination unveiled on digital screens, in junkyard sculptures, and at all points in between. From terraformed suburbs to ancient landscapes, the pleasures of the limitless flesh to alternative manifestations of space travel. The universe and dreams, dreams and desires, the surrealism of science fiction and minds unleashed: Other Suns engages with the individual imagination as the key element in the science fiction vision.

Opening Talk: Jack Sargeant Friday 26 July, 5:00pm
Opening: Friday 26 July, 6:30pm
Exhibition period: Sat 27 July until Sat 14 Sept

Curated by Erin Coates (Fremantle Arts Centre) and Jack Sargeant

Image credit: Astro Morphs ‘Astro Morphs Ascension’, 2018

ARTISTS:

Soda_Jerk – USA
Dan Bourke – Perth
Neil Aldum – Perth
Jess Day & Joanne Richardson – Perth
Astro Morphs – Perth
Claire Evans – USA
Sam Scoggins – UK
Penny Walker-Keefe – Melbourne
Boyden Woods – Perth
Shalini Jardin – Sydney
Oliver Hull – Melbourne
Matthew Bradley – Adelaide
Ian Haig – Melbourne
Lisa Sammut – Sydney
Marne Lucas & Jacob Pander – USA
Roy Ananda – Adelaide

Other Suns focuses on visual and screen-based artists who embrace the science fictional imagination. Not the commonplace narratives of the hyper-commercialised blockbuster SF movie, but instead the less familiar underbellies of science fiction: the hybrid, the noisy, the forbidden, and the vernacular. Artists who explore the detritus of the future, the ecologies of other spaces, and the polymorphic technologies of tomorrow.

Other Suns probes the trajectory of science fiction from its counter culture New Wave outwards, moving in all directions simultaneously. The human imagination unveiled on digital screens, in junkyard sculptures, and at all points in between. From terraformed suburbs to ancient landscapes, the pleasures of the limitless flesh to alternative manifestations of space travel. The universe and dreams, dreams and desires, the surrealism of science fiction and minds unleashed: Other Suns engages with the individual imagination as the key element in the science fiction vision.

Opening Talk: Jack Sargeant Friday 26 July, 5:00pm
Opening: Friday 26 July, 6:30pm
Exhibition period: Sat 27 July until Sat 14 Sept

Curated by Erin Coates (Fremantle Arts Centre) and Jack Sargeant

Image credit: Astro Morphs ‘Astro Morphs Ascension’, 2018

ARTISTS:

Soda_Jerk – USA
Dan Bourke – Perth
Neil Aldum – Perth
Jess Day & Joanne Richardson – Perth
Astro Morphs – Perth
Claire Evans – USA
Sam Scoggins – UK
Penny Walker-Keefe – Melbourne
Boyden Woods – Perth
Shalini Jardin – Sydney
Oliver Hull – Melbourne
Matthew Bradley – Adelaide
Ian Haig – Melbourne
Lisa Sammut – Sydney
Marne Lucas & Jacob Pander – USA
Roy Ananda – Adelaide

Other Suns focuses on visual and screen-based artists who embrace the science fictional imagination. Not the commonplace narratives of the hyper-commercialised blockbuster SF movie, but instead the less familiar underbellies of science fiction: the hybrid, the noisy, the forbidden, and the vernacular. Artists who explore the detritus of the future, the ecologies of other spaces, and the polymorphic technologies of tomorrow.

Other Suns probes the trajectory of science fiction from its counter culture New Wave outwards, moving in all directions simultaneously. The human imagination unveiled on digital screens, in junkyard sculptures, and at all points in between. From terraformed suburbs to ancient landscapes, the pleasures of the limitless flesh to alternative manifestations of space travel. The universe and dreams, dreams and desires, the surrealism of science fiction and minds unleashed: Other Suns engages with the individual imagination as the key element in the science fiction vision.

Opening Talk: Jack Sargeant Friday 26 July, 5:00pm
Opening: Friday 26 July, 6:30pm
Exhibition period: Sat 27 July until Sat 14 Sept

Curated by Erin Coates (Fremantle Arts Centre) and Jack Sargeant

Image credit: Astro Morphs ‘Astro Morphs Ascension’, 2018

ARTISTS:

Soda_Jerk – USA
Dan Bourke – Perth
Neil Aldum – Perth
Jess Day & Joanne Richardson – Perth
Astro Morphs – Perth
Claire Evans – USA
Sam Scoggins – UK
Penny Walker-Keefe – Melbourne
Boyden Woods – Perth
Shalini Jardin – Sydney
Oliver Hull – Melbourne
Matthew Bradley – Adelaide
Ian Haig – Melbourne
Lisa Sammut – Sydney
Marne Lucas & Jacob Pander – USA
Roy Ananda – Adelaide

Other Suns focuses on visual and screen-based artists who embrace the science fictional imagination. Not the commonplace narratives of the hyper-commercialised blockbuster SF movie, but instead the less familiar underbellies of science fiction: the hybrid, the noisy, the forbidden, and the vernacular. Artists who explore the detritus of the future, the ecologies of other spaces, and the polymorphic technologies of tomorrow.

Other Suns probes the trajectory of science fiction from its counter culture New Wave outwards, moving in all directions simultaneously. The human imagination unveiled on digital screens, in junkyard sculptures, and at all points in between. From terraformed suburbs to ancient landscapes, the pleasures of the limitless flesh to alternative manifestations of space travel. The universe and dreams, dreams and desires, the surrealism of science fiction and minds unleashed: Other Suns engages with the individual imagination as the key element in the science fiction vision.

Opening Talk: Jack Sargeant Friday 26 July, 5:00pm
Opening: Friday 26 July, 6:30pm
Exhibition period: Sat 27 July until Sat 14 Sept

Curated by Erin Coates (Fremantle Arts Centre) and Jack Sargeant

Image credit: Astro Morphs ‘Astro Morphs Ascension’, 2018

ARTISTS:

Soda_Jerk – USA
Dan Bourke – Perth
Neil Aldum – Perth
Jess Day & Joanne Richardson – Perth
Astro Morphs – Perth
Claire Evans – USA
Sam Scoggins – UK
Penny Walker-Keefe – Melbourne
Boyden Woods – Perth
Shalini Jardin – Sydney
Oliver Hull – Melbourne
Matthew Bradley – Adelaide
Ian Haig – Melbourne
Lisa Sammut – Sydney
Marne Lucas & Jacob Pander – USA
Roy Ananda – Adelaide

Other Suns focuses on visual and screen-based artists who embrace the science fictional imagination. Not the commonplace narratives of the hyper-commercialised blockbuster SF movie, but instead the less familiar underbellies of science fiction: the hybrid, the noisy, the forbidden, and the vernacular. Artists who explore the detritus of the future, the ecologies of other spaces, and the polymorphic technologies of tomorrow.

Other Suns probes the trajectory of science fiction from its counter culture New Wave outwards, moving in all directions simultaneously. The human imagination unveiled on digital screens, in junkyard sculptures, and at all points in between. From terraformed suburbs to ancient landscapes, the pleasures of the limitless flesh to alternative manifestations of space travel. The universe and dreams, dreams and desires, the surrealism of science fiction and minds unleashed: Other Suns engages with the individual imagination as the key element in the science fiction vision.

Opening Talk: Jack Sargeant Friday 26 July, 5:00pm
Opening: Friday 26 July, 6:30pm
Exhibition period: Sat 27 July until Sat 14 Sept

Curated by Erin Coates (Fremantle Arts Centre) and Jack Sargeant

Image credit: Astro Morphs ‘Astro Morphs Ascension’, 2018

ARTISTS:

Soda_Jerk – USA
Dan Bourke – Perth
Neil Aldum – Perth
Jess Day & Joanne Richardson – Perth
Astro Morphs – Perth
Claire Evans – USA
Sam Scoggins – UK
Penny Walker-Keefe – Melbourne
Boyden Woods – Perth
Shalini Jardin – Sydney
Oliver Hull – Melbourne
Matthew Bradley – Adelaide
Ian Haig – Melbourne
Lisa Sammut – Sydney
Marne Lucas & Jacob Pander – USA
Roy Ananda – Adelaide

Other Suns focuses on visual and screen-based artists who embrace the science fictional imagination. Not the commonplace narratives of the hyper-commercialised blockbuster SF movie, but instead the less familiar underbellies of science fiction: the hybrid, the noisy, the forbidden, and the vernacular. Artists who explore the detritus of the future, the ecologies of other spaces, and the polymorphic technologies of tomorrow.

Other Suns probes the trajectory of science fiction from its counter culture New Wave outwards, moving in all directions simultaneously. The human imagination unveiled on digital screens, in junkyard sculptures, and at all points in between. From terraformed suburbs to ancient landscapes, the pleasures of the limitless flesh to alternative manifestations of space travel. The universe and dreams, dreams and desires, the surrealism of science fiction and minds unleashed: Other Suns engages with the individual imagination as the key element in the science fiction vision.

Opening Talk: Jack Sargeant Friday 26 July, 5:00pm
Opening: Friday 26 July, 6:30pm
Exhibition period: Sat 27 July until Sat 14 Sept

Curated by Erin Coates (Fremantle Arts Centre) and Jack Sargeant

Image credit: Astro Morphs ‘Astro Morphs Ascension’, 2018

ARTISTS:

Soda_Jerk – USA
Dan Bourke – Perth
Neil Aldum – Perth
Jess Day & Joanne Richardson – Perth
Astro Morphs – Perth
Claire Evans – USA
Sam Scoggins – UK
Penny Walker-Keefe – Melbourne
Boyden Woods – Perth
Shalini Jardin – Sydney
Oliver Hull – Melbourne
Matthew Bradley – Adelaide
Ian Haig – Melbourne
Lisa Sammut – Sydney
Marne Lucas & Jacob Pander – USA
Roy Ananda – Adelaide

Other Suns focuses on visual and screen-based artists who embrace the science fictional imagination. Not the commonplace narratives of the hyper-commercialised blockbuster SF movie, but instead the less familiar underbellies of science fiction: the hybrid, the noisy, the forbidden, and the vernacular. Artists who explore the detritus of the future, the ecologies of other spaces, and the polymorphic technologies of tomorrow.

Other Suns probes the trajectory of science fiction from its counter culture New Wave outwards, moving in all directions simultaneously. The human imagination unveiled on digital screens, in junkyard sculptures, and at all points in between. From terraformed suburbs to ancient landscapes, the pleasures of the limitless flesh to alternative manifestations of space travel. The universe and dreams, dreams and desires, the surrealism of science fiction and minds unleashed: Other Suns engages with the individual imagination as the key element in the science fiction vision.

Opening Talk: Jack Sargeant Friday 26 July, 5:00pm
Opening: Friday 26 July, 6:30pm
Exhibition period: Sat 27 July until Sat 14 Sept

Curated by Erin Coates (Fremantle Arts Centre) and Jack Sargeant

Image credit: Astro Morphs ‘Astro Morphs Ascension’, 2018

ARTISTS:

Soda_Jerk – USA
Dan Bourke – Perth
Neil Aldum – Perth
Jess Day & Joanne Richardson – Perth
Astro Morphs – Perth
Claire Evans – USA
Sam Scoggins – UK
Penny Walker-Keefe – Melbourne
Boyden Woods – Perth
Shalini Jardin – Sydney
Oliver Hull – Melbourne
Matthew Bradley – Adelaide
Ian Haig – Melbourne
Lisa Sammut – Sydney
Marne Lucas & Jacob Pander – USA
Roy Ananda – Adelaide

Other Suns focuses on visual and screen-based artists who embrace the science fictional imagination. Not the commonplace narratives of the hyper-commercialised blockbuster SF movie, but instead the less familiar underbellies of science fiction: the hybrid, the noisy, the forbidden, and the vernacular. Artists who explore the detritus of the future, the ecologies of other spaces, and the polymorphic technologies of tomorrow.

Other Suns probes the trajectory of science fiction from its counter culture New Wave outwards, moving in all directions simultaneously. The human imagination unveiled on digital screens, in junkyard sculptures, and at all points in between. From terraformed suburbs to ancient landscapes, the pleasures of the limitless flesh to alternative manifestations of space travel. The universe and dreams, dreams and desires, the surrealism of science fiction and minds unleashed: Other Suns engages with the individual imagination as the key element in the science fiction vision.

Opening Talk: Jack Sargeant Friday 26 July, 5:00pm
Opening: Friday 26 July, 6:30pm
Exhibition period: Sat 27 July until Sat 14 Sept

Curated by Erin Coates (Fremantle Arts Centre) and Jack Sargeant

Image credit: Astro Morphs ‘Astro Morphs Ascension’, 2018

ARTISTS:

Soda_Jerk – USA
Dan Bourke – Perth
Neil Aldum – Perth
Jess Day & Joanne Richardson – Perth
Astro Morphs – Perth
Claire Evans – USA
Sam Scoggins – UK
Penny Walker-Keefe – Melbourne
Boyden Woods – Perth
Shalini Jardin – Sydney
Oliver Hull – Melbourne
Matthew Bradley – Adelaide
Ian Haig – Melbourne
Lisa Sammut – Sydney
Marne Lucas & Jacob Pander – USA
Roy Ananda – Adelaide

Other Suns focuses on visual and screen-based artists who embrace the science fictional imagination. Not the commonplace narratives of the hyper-commercialised blockbuster SF movie, but instead the less familiar underbellies of science fiction: the hybrid, the noisy, the forbidden, and the vernacular. Artists who explore the detritus of the future, the ecologies of other spaces, and the polymorphic technologies of tomorrow.

Other Suns probes the trajectory of science fiction from its counter culture New Wave outwards, moving in all directions simultaneously. The human imagination unveiled on digital screens, in junkyard sculptures, and at all points in between. From terraformed suburbs to ancient landscapes, the pleasures of the limitless flesh to alternative manifestations of space travel. The universe and dreams, dreams and desires, the surrealism of science fiction and minds unleashed: Other Suns engages with the individual imagination as the key element in the science fiction vision.

Opening Talk: Jack Sargeant Friday 26 July, 5:00pm
Opening: Friday 26 July, 6:30pm
Exhibition period: Sat 27 July until Sat 14 Sept

Curated by Erin Coates (Fremantle Arts Centre) and Jack Sargeant

Image credit: Astro Morphs ‘Astro Morphs Ascension’, 2018

ARTISTS:

Soda_Jerk – USA
Dan Bourke – Perth
Neil Aldum – Perth
Jess Day & Joanne Richardson – Perth
Astro Morphs – Perth
Claire Evans – USA
Sam Scoggins – UK
Penny Walker-Keefe – Melbourne
Boyden Woods – Perth
Shalini Jardin – Sydney
Oliver Hull – Melbourne
Matthew Bradley – Adelaide
Ian Haig – Melbourne
Lisa Sammut – Sydney
Marne Lucas & Jacob Pander – USA
Roy Ananda – Adelaide

Other Suns focuses on visual and screen-based artists who embrace the science fictional imagination. Not the commonplace narratives of the hyper-commercialised blockbuster SF movie, but instead the less familiar underbellies of science fiction: the hybrid, the noisy, the forbidden, and the vernacular. Artists who explore the detritus of the future, the ecologies of other spaces, and the polymorphic technologies of tomorrow.

Other Suns probes the trajectory of science fiction from its counter culture New Wave outwards, moving in all directions simultaneously. The human imagination unveiled on digital screens, in junkyard sculptures, and at all points in between. From terraformed suburbs to ancient landscapes, the pleasures of the limitless flesh to alternative manifestations of space travel. The universe and dreams, dreams and desires, the surrealism of science fiction and minds unleashed: Other Suns engages with the individual imagination as the key element in the science fiction vision.

Opening Talk: Jack Sargeant Friday 26 July, 5:00pm
Opening: Friday 26 July, 6:30pm
Exhibition period: Sat 27 July until Sat 14 Sept

Curated by Erin Coates (Fremantle Arts Centre) and Jack Sargeant

Image credit: Astro Morphs ‘Astro Morphs Ascension’, 2018

ARTISTS:

Soda_Jerk – USA
Dan Bourke – Perth
Neil Aldum – Perth
Jess Day & Joanne Richardson – Perth
Astro Morphs – Perth
Claire Evans – USA
Sam Scoggins – UK
Penny Walker-Keefe – Melbourne
Boyden Woods – Perth
Shalini Jardin – Sydney
Oliver Hull – Melbourne
Matthew Bradley – Adelaide
Ian Haig – Melbourne
Lisa Sammut – Sydney
Marne Lucas & Jacob Pander – USA
Roy Ananda – Adelaide

Other Suns focuses on visual and screen-based artists who embrace the science fictional imagination. Not the commonplace narratives of the hyper-commercialised blockbuster SF movie, but instead the less familiar underbellies of science fiction: the hybrid, the noisy, the forbidden, and the vernacular. Artists who explore the detritus of the future, the ecologies of other spaces, and the polymorphic technologies of tomorrow.

Other Suns probes the trajectory of science fiction from its counter culture New Wave outwards, moving in all directions simultaneously. The human imagination unveiled on digital screens, in junkyard sculptures, and at all points in between. From terraformed suburbs to ancient landscapes, the pleasures of the limitless flesh to alternative manifestations of space travel. The universe and dreams, dreams and desires, the surrealism of science fiction and minds unleashed: Other Suns engages with the individual imagination as the key element in the science fiction vision.

Opening Talk: Jack Sargeant Friday 26 July, 5:00pm
Opening: Friday 26 July, 6:30pm
Exhibition period: Sat 27 July until Sat 14 Sept

Curated by Erin Coates (Fremantle Arts Centre) and Jack Sargeant

Image credit: Astro Morphs ‘Astro Morphs Ascension’, 2018

ARTISTS:

Soda_Jerk – USA
Dan Bourke – Perth
Neil Aldum – Perth
Jess Day & Joanne Richardson – Perth
Astro Morphs – Perth
Claire Evans – USA
Sam Scoggins – UK
Penny Walker-Keefe – Melbourne
Boyden Woods – Perth
Shalini Jardin – Sydney
Oliver Hull – Melbourne
Matthew Bradley – Adelaide
Ian Haig – Melbourne
Lisa Sammut – Sydney
Marne Lucas & Jacob Pander – USA
Roy Ananda – Adelaide

Other Suns focuses on visual and screen-based artists who embrace the science fictional imagination. Not the commonplace narratives of the hyper-commercialised blockbuster SF movie, but instead the less familiar underbellies of science fiction: the hybrid, the noisy, the forbidden, and the vernacular. Artists who explore the detritus of the future, the ecologies of other spaces, and the polymorphic technologies of tomorrow.

Other Suns probes the trajectory of science fiction from its counter culture New Wave outwards, moving in all directions simultaneously. The human imagination unveiled on digital screens, in junkyard sculptures, and at all points in between. From terraformed suburbs to ancient landscapes, the pleasures of the limitless flesh to alternative manifestations of space travel. The universe and dreams, dreams and desires, the surrealism of science fiction and minds unleashed: Other Suns engages with the individual imagination as the key element in the science fiction vision.

Opening Talk: Jack Sargeant Friday 26 July, 5:00pm
Opening: Friday 26 July, 6:30pm
Exhibition period: Sat 27 July until Sat 14 Sept

Curated by Erin Coates (Fremantle Arts Centre) and Jack Sargeant

Image credit: Astro Morphs ‘Astro Morphs Ascension’, 2018

ARTISTS:

Soda_Jerk – USA
Dan Bourke – Perth
Neil Aldum – Perth
Jess Day & Joanne Richardson – Perth
Astro Morphs – Perth
Claire Evans – USA
Sam Scoggins – UK
Penny Walker-Keefe – Melbourne
Boyden Woods – Perth
Shalini Jardin – Sydney
Oliver Hull – Melbourne
Matthew Bradley – Adelaide
Ian Haig – Melbourne
Lisa Sammut – Sydney
Marne Lucas & Jacob Pander – USA
Roy Ananda – Adelaide

Other Suns focuses on visual and screen-based artists who embrace the science fictional imagination. Not the commonplace narratives of the hyper-commercialised blockbuster SF movie, but instead the less familiar underbellies of science fiction: the hybrid, the noisy, the forbidden, and the vernacular. Artists who explore the detritus of the future, the ecologies of other spaces, and the polymorphic technologies of tomorrow.

Other Suns probes the trajectory of science fiction from its counter culture New Wave outwards, moving in all directions simultaneously. The human imagination unveiled on digital screens, in junkyard sculptures, and at all points in between. From terraformed suburbs to ancient landscapes, the pleasures of the limitless flesh to alternative manifestations of space travel. The universe and dreams, dreams and desires, the surrealism of science fiction and minds unleashed: Other Suns engages with the individual imagination as the key element in the science fiction vision.