Exhibition Type: Group Show

Presented by Starkwhite in partnership with 1301PE Los Angeles. Slippery Painting presents the work of four painters from the United States. Together this group of artists seeks to alter our concept what a painting can be. Although we have come to know and appreciate the ‘expanded field’ of sculpture, and it is also true that … Whitney Bedford, Petra Cortright, Kirsten Everberg, Judy Legerwood | Slippery Painting

This exhibition, which brings together a New Zealand and a Chinese artist, argues for strong correlations between historical Western and historical Chinese representations and cultural uses of islands. To understand ‘islandness’ in the cultural imagination both artists produce performative geographies beginning with the assumption that the meaning of islands is not so much apprehended as … Jin Jiangbo, John Reynolds | Performative Geographies

Starkwhite’s exhibition Sampler 2020 runs to 6 June 2020 and includes works by represented artists such as Martin Basher, Ani O’Neill, Seung Yul Oh, Fiona Pardington, John Reynolds, Gordon Walters, et.al., and others. It also includes a new limited edition screenprint of Gordon Walters’ painting Genealogy III (1971), which has been released by the Walters Estate.

Starkwhite is pleased to present Gordon Walters: From the Archive from 5 February – 7 March 2020, in partnership with the Walters Estate. Developed with Laurence Simmons, one of the curators of the survey exhibition Gordon Walters: New Vision, the exhibition highlights the way Walters used drawing, collage, and preparatory studies (gouache and acrylic on … Gordon Walters | From the Archive

Richard Maloy will present Studio: Space & Time at Starkwhite from 28 January – 1 February 2020. It is the first of five short-run exhibitions in the gallery’s 2020 programme, a new series introduced in 2019 to provide artists with opportunities to present experimental projects and high-concept, less-is-more exhibitions. Studio: Space & Time is a … Richard Maloy | Studio: Space & Time

We are pleased to present new works by Australian artist Rebecca Baumann from 27 November – 21 December 2019. Baumann’s mesmerising works are shaped by her interest in psychology, sociology, and art history. Using light, colour and random pattern movement, she seeks to evoke a response, activating viewers’ emotions in fleeting and unexpected ways. Working … Rebecca Baumann | New Work