Mary Kelly, Extase, 1986, laminated photo positive, silkscreen and acrylic on Perspex, 6 panels, 122 x 92 cm each.

Photo: Mary Kelly, Extase, 1986, 6 panels, 122 x 92 cm each

Curator Talk: What Remains

Name: Curator Talk: What Remains
Start: 2027-02-09
End: 2027-02-09
Location: The Women's Art Collection

9 Feb 2027

A relaxed, small-group tour of the What Remains exhibition with curator Laura Moseley. Participants look closely at the artworks, discuss the exhibition's themes and research, and consider how contemporary artists continue to work with feminist histories, archives and memory.

What Remains marks the 40th anniversary of the college's first artwork acquisition, Mary Kelly's Extase (1986). It brings together works by contemporary artists working across archives, personal and collective histories, and material traces of the past, including Lorna Hamilton-Brown, Rachael House, Sarah-Joy Ford, Ellen Lesperance, Helen de Main, Sadé Mica, Kelly O'Brien, Olivia Plender and Ebun Sodipo.