A Narratorial response to Mel Dixon’s exhibition ‘A Measure of Biography’ at Bus Projects, March 2019. “I’m sorry I’m late.” Sarah yelled through the house as she stepped through the large front door, keys jangling in her hand, her bag and black trench coat draped over her arm. …

A ekphrastic response to Vincent Van Gogh’s Starry Night ~ Stars shone bright over the valley, Edith and Peggy sat on a derelict park bench, feet swinging back and forth, heels contacting elevated ground around the off-green coloured seat, leaving dust on their heels and their sandals. An air of…

I walk into the bustling Bus Projects on a Friday night, 3 openings are happening at once. Young and old softly grasp champagne flutes and heavily condensated brown beer bottles. I am overcome with the wall of noise as I enter. — I move my head around rapidly, eyes darting…

Residue, resistance, and remembrance. These three artists; Alexandra Ragg, Casper Connolly, and Jasper Jordan Lang interrogate the importance of objects, and the psychology, if any, behind the banal. All exploring spatial practice as social practice, the artists in this exhibition replicate, set, arrange, and trace object’s known and unknown histories. …