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Colour Is Enough — Ruth Howard, Untitled (detail), 2023, glaze, earthenware, 15 x 12 x 10 cm.

Arts Project Australia

Colour Is Enough

Colour is Enough presents recent bodies of work by Arts Project Australia artists Wendy Dawson, Ruth Howard and Julian Martin within a broader context of Australian monochrome painting and sculpture. Unlike the process of reading words on a page, in monochrome work there is no direction for where to start or finish. Viewers engage with the totality of a single colour. Understanding and experience is based on ‘consuming’ the whole work of art at once. Colour is its own entity that is distinct and independent. Related to (but not beholden to) form, colour is enough. Includes work by guest artists A.D.S Donaldson, Eleanor Louise Butt, Nancy Constandelia, Renee Cosgrave, Rox De Luca, Mikala Dwyer, Louise Gresswell, Aaron Martin, Jackson McLaren, John Nixon, Ron Robertson Swann, David Serisier, Madeline Simm, Lachlan Stonehouse, David Thomas, Sam George & Lisa Radford and more.

Curated by David Sequera.

Opening event Saturday 6 April, 3-5pm.

6 April—18 May

Arts Project Australia

Collingwood Yards, Johnston Street, Collingwood VIC, Australia

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