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The Microdot — Photograph: Jacquie Manning.

Granville Centre Art Gallery

Dacchi Dang

The Microdot

Granville Centre Art Gallery presents its inaugural solo exhibition with Dacchi Dang’s The Microdot. Dacchi’s photography-based art practice spans more than three decades. He explores the possibilities of visual language, our memories, and the complex emotional realities of our life experiences.

His work creates and reinvents new perspectives through layered physical and psychological landscapes via the full breadth of photographic practice.

For more information on this exhibition visit our website.

7 March—15 June

Granville Centre Art Gallery

1 Memorial Drive, Granville NSW, Australia

cumberland.nsw.gov.au/arts

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Granville Centre Art Gallery

Dacchi Dang

The Microdot

7 March—15 June

Granville Centre Art Gallery

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Granville Centre Art Gallery

Dacchi Dang

The Microdot

7 March—15 June

Granville Centre Art Gallery

Suggested Reading

Trevor Yeung captures the feeling of small intimacies

Isabella Trimboli

Talking Promises with Jill Orr

Amelia Wallin

The systems that connect us with Dana Harris and Peter Atkins

Andrew Stephens

Sovereignty was never ceded: Protest, resistance and resilience with proppaNOW

proppaNOW

Danish Quapoor explores the contradictions of grief

Louise Martin-Chew

Serwah Attafuah’s studio brings together Afrofuturism, The Matrix and heavy metal

Mariam Ella Arcilla

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