“Channel G”
Adelle Mills, Alana Kingston, Alice Mathieu, Anastasia Klose, Anita Foard, Annabelle Kingston, Benjamin Scott Sheppard, Beth Rose Caird, Brennan Olver, Callum Jackson, Charly Thorn, Charolyn Garamond, Cheralyn Limxa, Gonzalo Ceballos, Christo Crocker, Christopher LG Hill, Corey McCloud, DAMP, Danielle Hakim, Danny Lacy, Daphne Shum, Eric Demetriou, Gavin Bell, Guillaume Savy, Hanna Tai, Hannah Raisin, Will Heathcote, Ieuan Weinman, Jackson Rowe, Jarrah de Kuijer, Jaya Fausch, Jeremy Eaton, Kalinda Vary, Kat Clarke, Kate Meakin, Kate Robertson, Kay Abude, Kelly Fliedner, Kiera Brew Kurec, Kiron Robinson, Lauren Bliss, Louise Hubbard, Louis Mason, Luke Hand, Madé Spencer Castle, Masato Takasaka, Mathew Linde, Max Piantoni, Mia Tinkler, Michael Ciavarella, Michael Meneghetti, Molly Cook, Nathan Gray, Nickk Hertzog, Nicole Breedon, Noriko Nakamura, Oliver van der Lugt, Oscar Perry, PAMELA Georgina Glanville, Jon Campbell, Minna Gilligan, Patrick Dagg, Pip Ryan, Natalie Ryan, Ross Coulter, Sam George, Sarah Robsinson, Lizzi Parker-Green, Sean Peoples, Simon Zoric, Taree McKenzie, Tim Woodward, James Barnett, Tiziana Borghese, Tony Tot, Trevelyan Clay, Tully Moore, Veronica Kent, Sarah crowEST, Holly Childs, Jordan Head, Gregory Joffrey-Core Humble, Mark Hilton, Christina Apostolidis, Melanie Irwin, Lisa Radford and Katherine Botten
21 June → 13 July 2013

Adelle Mills

Alana Kingston

Alice Mathieu

Anastasia Klose

Anita Foard

Annabelle Kingston

Benjamin Scott Sheppard

Beth Rose Caird is an artist and writer based in Melbourne and recently completed her Bachelor of Fine Art(Hons) at the Victorian College of the Arts. Caird is a Sub-Editor of Un Magazine, 2015, and regularly participates in solo and group exhibitions. In 2012 she was invited by the Royal College of Art to create a series of essays on Where Art Belongs by Chris Kraus, and in 2015 her work will be published by Mega Mute Publishing and Anagram Books.

Brennan Olver

Callum Jackson

Charly Thorn

Charolyn Garamond

Cheralyn Limxa

Gonzalo Ceballos

Christo Crocker

Christopher LG Hill is an artist, poet, anarchist, ignorant teacher, collaborator, facilitator, curator, lover, friend, publisher of Endless Lonely Planet, noise wall proprietor, gardener, label boss, traveller, homebody, dancer, considerate participator, dishwasher, graffiti bencher, fine food eater, DJ, retired gallerist Y3K, conversationalist who represents them self and others, born Melbourne 1980c.e, lives World.

Corey McCloud

DAMP

Danielle Hakim

Danny Lacy

Daphne Shum

Eric Demetriou

Gavin Bell, Jarrah de Kuijer & Simon McGlinn, previously under the name Greatest Hits, have been in collaboration since 2008. Their works are represented in the collections of the National Gallery of Victoria, the Monash University Museum of Art, and various private collections.

Guillaume Savy

Hanna Tai

Hannah Raisin

Will Heathcote

Ieuan Weinman

Jackson Rowe

Jarrah de Kuijer, Gavin Bell & Simon McGlinn, previously under the name Greatest Hits, have been in collaboration since 2008. Their works are represented in the collections of the National Gallery of Victoria, the Monash University Museum of Art, and various private collections. Numerous key galleries and museums such as Gertrude Contemporary have featured Jarrah de Kuijer's work in the past.

Jaya Fausch

Jeremy Eaton

Kalinda Vary

Kat Clarke

Kate Meakin is a Melbourne-based artist. Recent solo exhibitions include Tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrow, Punk Café 2015; seeds are borne on wispy silken tufts, TCB artinc., 2014. Recent group exhibitions include the 9th Berlin Biennale (in collaboration with HB Peace), 2016; Lurid Beauty - Australian Surrealism and its Echoes, National Gallery of Victoria, 2015; and held in a half globe, as if cupped by hands, with Virginia Overell, Vaerelset, Copenhagen. Meakin also ran the exhibition space Flake from 2013 -2015.

Kate Robertson

Kay Abude

Kelly Fliedner is a curator and writer based in Perth. She was the Writer and Editor of the 2016-17 Kochi-Muziris Biennale, where among other things, she wrote and edited the Biennale’s guide, catalogue, and a short children’s book titled Kutti’s Night at the Biennale. Kelly has worked as a creative and a producer with many organisations including Next Wave, Biennale of Sydney, MPavillion and un Magazine, and was Program Curator at West Space from 2009 until 2013.

Kiera Brew Kurec

Kiron Robinson is a Lecturer in Art at the Victorian College of the Arts and practising visual artist.

Lauren Bliss

Louise Hubbard

Louis Mason

Luke Hand

Madé Spencer Castle

Masato Takasaka works with a diverse array of found objects and materials. His installations form boisterous spaces where art and design interact together to create multiple, nuanced, levels of chaos and control—not entirely unlike Masato himself.

Mathew Linde

Max Piantoni

Mia Tinkler

Michael Ciavarella

Michael Meneghetti

Molly Cook

Nathan Gray

Nickk Hertzog

Nicole Breedon

Noriko Nakamura completed a Fine Art Foundation Diploma at Saint Martins College of Arts and Design, University of the Arts London, before receiving a Bachelor of Fine Arts (Honours) from the Victorian College of the Arts in 2011. Her work has been exhibited at XYZ Collective, Tokyo; Slopes, Melbourne; TCB art inc., Melbourne; RM gallery, Auckland; Dog Park Art Project Space, Christchurch; Murray White Room, Melbourne and National Gallery of Victoria Studio, Melbourne.

Oliver van der Lugt

Oscar Perry is a Melbourne-based artist whose energetic studio practice focuses primarily on abstract painting.

Oscar Perry is a Melbourne-based artist whose energetic studio practice focuses primarily on abstract painting.

PAMELA Georgina Glanville

Jon Campbell

Minna Gilligan

Patrick Dagg

Pip Ryan

Natalie Ryan

Ross Coulter

Sam George

Sarah Robsinson

Lizzi Parker-Green

Sean Peoples

Simon Zoric completed a Master of Fine Art at the Victorian College of the Arts in 2014 and a Bachelor of Fine Arts (Honours) at the Victorian College of the Arts in 2009. He has exhibited at TCB Art Inc, West Space, Neon Parc, Deakin Gallery Burwood, The Centre for Contemporary Photography and Orgy Park in New York.

Taree McKenzie

Tim Woodward

James Barnett

Tiziana Borghese

Tony Tot

Trevelyan Clay was born in Cornwall, United Kingdom in 1982, and relocated to Australia soon after. He grew up on the Mid-North Coast, New South Wales. Trevelyan completed a Bachelor of Visual Arts (Painting) with First Class Honours at the Australian National University, 2001-2004.

Tully Moore

Veronica Kent

Sarah crowEST

Holly Childs

Jordan Head

Gregory Joffrey-Core Humble

Mark Hilton

Christina Apostolidis

Melanie Irwin

Lisa Radford is an artist who writes and teaches. Lisa lectures at the Victorian College of the Arts.In conjunction with the exhibition, West Space and Surpllus also launched Aesthetic nonsense makes commonsense, thanks X, a book presenting a collection of her writings.

Katherine Botten