A croissant tray is only a croissant tray until you look a third time

Channon Goodwin

Featuring Hoi Ni Jess Chow, Freja Innes-Ker and Mikaela McBain. On show from 20-31 May 2024. Opening event Thursday 23 May 5-7pm.

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Freja Innes-Ker, Untitled. Photo taken on iPhone8, 2023

Hoi Ni Jess Chow, Freja Innes-Ker and Mikaela McBain

On show from 20-31 May 2024
Opening event Thursday 23 May 5-7pm

How do you look at your everyday life? How do you take notice of colours, shapes and materials around you? We want to encourage you in this exhibition to re-explore your surroundings. To give examples of how you could look at things past their perceived functions. A practice in looking.

Published: 8/01/2024 4:00 PM Last updated: 5/06/2024 12:16 PM 5405 views

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