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Expressions of interest are now closed for 2026!

JACK IRVINE

OCT 31 - NOV 23

RUPA ANURENDRA

OCT 3 - OCT 26

Catalogue download here

Rupa Anurendra’s debut solo show ‘Peace And Love And Beauty And Freedom And Love And Regret And’ is a meditation on desire, self-obsession, and what it means to be good in a beautiful dying world.

CLARE WIGNEY
& GABRIEL COLE

DREAM MACHINE

SEP 6 - SEP 28

Dream Machine unites the unique practices of Clare Wigney and Gabriel Cole, locating a thread between each artist’s exploration of themes of secrecy, doubt, concealment, privacy and dreaming. For this exhibition the artists have considered concepts surrounding a private space such as the bedroom- the works referencing posters, fan and pop culture, memory, thresholds, doorways, decay and fantasy. Within these spaces personal identity is quietly constructed and kept- and so the act of looking is one of curiosity and caution. Underpinning this exhibition is the artists respective fascination with the world of appearances, and within this an evaluation of truth.

JACK SUMMERS

SPIRIT RULES, BODY FOLLOWS

AUGUST 1ST - 24TH

EXHIBITION CATALOGUE

His second solo exhibition at Mom gallery titled “Spirit rules, body follows” features a series of large scale paintings exploring the relationship between chance and intention.

The works begin with a stain and end with a response, employing the ideas of psychoanalytical notions that images have a life of their own and that the spirit gives birth to them. Summers’ use of large scale allows him to let the body speak and respond in an attempt to mute the contamination of the mind.

KATINCOGNITO

MANIC

JULY 4TH - 27TH

EXHIBITION CATALOGUE AVAILABLE SOON

katincognito is a photographer and multi-media artist.
Using a unique mix of photography, painting and textiles, she captures the delicate balance between personal vulnerability and the natural world through intimate, unrefined moments.
katincognito's work is a reminder to reflect on the beauty in fragility, offering a dreamlike and powerful exploration of sentiment, nature, and existence.

Manic is a collection born from impulse.
Surrendering to instinct over intention, the series is gritty and emotionally immediate.
Photos once hoarded and unseen are given freedom in defiance of overthinking.
Manic is ultimately an unfiltered moment of expression.

JACK MANNIX

STARRING

JUNE 6TH - 29TH

EXHIBITION CATALOGUE - DOWNLOAD HERE
BUY THE PHOTO BOOK HERE

Starring is the new book and exhibition from photographer Jack Mannix. Shot between 2022-2025 across four continents, this dreamlike collection of photographs show the world as Mannix sees it - delirious, glamorous, surreal and occult. Mannix shoots exclusively on film, and with minimal intervention - an attempt at documenting reality in search of the divine, the unreal, magic.

Recurring characters, themes, environments and motifs appear throughout in an abstract, circular narrative - creating a hypnotic flow of images which begin to reveal layers of meaning and association, as well as the inner obsessions of the photographer.

This book signals an evolution (both personally and artistically) since his previous book, Precious Metals (2014) - Starring is more refined and obtuse, aiming higher and sinking deeper, while still retaining his signature eye and enduring fascination with beauty, death, sex, spirituality, excess, gore and symbolism.

GROUP SHOW

FW: ILOVEYOU

APRIL 11TH - MAY 4TH

EXHIBITION CATALOGUE COMING SOON

FW: ILOVEYOU is an experimental exhibition built through a daisy-chain of personal invitations. Starting with a single artist, each participant was asked to invite another—forming a chain of trust that replaces traditional curating with spontaneous connection.

This method deliberately reaches beyond familiar circles to uncover unexpected voices and unfamiliar work. The result is a show shaped not by theme or medium, but by the unpredictable flow of personal networks and the spirit of digital folklore.

Inspired by the chaotic genius of early 2000s phishing emails, FW: ILOVEYOU celebrates online crowdsourcing, randomness, and the beauty of being chosen—inviting viewers into a space of chance encounters and new relationships.

JASON HAMILTON

‘WHEN YOU TRY TO DO EVERYTHING, YOU CANT DO ANYTHING’

APRIL 11TH - MAY 4TH

EXHIBITION CATALOGUE DOWNLOAD NOW

Jason Hamilton is a visual artist whose practice is currently driven by experimentation, using photography to explore personal history through installation, with a desire to engage with the medium beyond the screen.
Hamilton is the co-founder of Hillvale Photo. He grew up in rural Vic and now lives and works in Melbourne/Naarm, on Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung Country.

In this installation, Hamilton reassembles thousands of fragmented photographs to explore a mosaic of experiences and the reconstruction of personal history. Drawing from years of observation—marked by moments of connection and personal challenge—this work meditates on growth, mistakes, and the lessons learned along the way. When You Try to Do Everything, You Can’t Do Anything questions how we curate our pasts and whether reassembling fragmented moments can ever fully capture the essence of lived experience.

ORIETTE WOOD

‘SISSY HYPNO’

NOVEMBER 1ST - NOVEMBER 24th

EXHIBITION CATALOGUE (AVAILABLE NOW)

Oriette Wood is a printmaker and seamstress living in Naarm/Melbourne.

Sissy Hypno is a series of prints that draw on themes of sissification, trans exultation, dominance, and kink. These scenarios are inspired by influential fetish artists, cross-dressing forums, and personal fantasies.

MOM x PROP
INTERSTATE GROUP SHOW

‘Pallarel’

OCTOBER 4TH - OCTOBER 27TH

EXHIBITION CATALOGUE (DOWNLOAD NOW)

We wave the white flag by bringing together two great cities through two great art shows.

‘Parallel’ is an interstate group show where each artist has contributed one colour piece and one black and white piece. The colour works will be presented in Melbourne at MOM Gallery and the black and white works in Sydney at Prop Gallery.

Show at MOM is from October 4 - 27
Show at PROP is from October 11 - 27

CARLA MILENTIS
& KASHI RUFFILLI O’SULLIVAN

‘How many angels
can dance on the head of a pin?’

SEPTEMBER 6TH - SEPTEMBER 29TH

EXHIBITION CATALOGUE (DOWNLOAD NOW)

What is beautiful?
Limitless potential.
The reconciliation of contraries.
The awesome drama of nature unfold.
The union of two bodies. The metaphysical pull that draws organisms together.
The magical images that come to us in dream.
The vehicle by which faith and myth are conveyed. Truths and stories.
Comedy and tragedy.
Agony and ecstasy.
Life is beautiful.

Milentis’s work is a result of her process-based practice that discusses
and explores the existing structures that create a necessity for constant individual self-critique and evaluation. Milenti’s
incorporates objects and imagery within her work that imbue a sense of lust, longing, aspiration, failure and
disappointment as a way of constructing a particular monologue. The artist’s practice is both personal and objective as
the parameters of her work discuss issues that can be read as individual or ubiquitous because they pertain to certain
emotional responses, resulting from social and capitalist structures. Carla Milentis often works with provisional objects;
clothing, jewellery, shoes, food, trash, ornaments, as well as other sculptural materials; clay, plaster, wood and tile. The
materials incorporated within Milentis’s work highlight the humour and the tragedy that balance themselves within her
practice as a reminder that we often laugh through our own pain. This moment is fixed within the artists practice as she
uses humour as a mechanism to discuss ideas of vulnerability, embarrassment and inadequateness.

Kashi Ruffilli-O’Sullivan is a contemporary multidisciplinary artist based on Wurundjeri country, Naarm (Melbourne).
Her work focuses on the reconciliation of contraries, with a particular emphasis on psychological and spiritual
experiences. Through a range of processes and materials, opposing forces are scrutinised in an attempt to illuminate and
harmonise the complexities of the human condition.

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AUGUST 2024

MIMI LIBRO

‘Everything Is Real’

AUGUST 2ND - SEPTEMBER 1ST

EXHIBITION CATALOGUE (DOWNLOAD NOW)

Everything is real - beyond vision and reason, there is movement.

The supernatural scratches at our door, whispering through the cracks. Arrested, our cynicism clouds us from feeling everything, from the depth of our reality.

‘Everything is real’ is a consideration of all that we tend to dismiss. The energy shift in a room, the weight of a soul, the force of intention - Mimi Libro’s body of work is an expression of her openness to that which lies beyond the proven, the tangible. By lending personality to the strange and ghoulish, Mimi subverts the darkness of the unknown. Her signature sense of play encourages us to accept all that we do not understand.

What happens if we open the door? Are we being haunted or offered a new perspective? Are we being given the chance to uncover everything that is real, that which was not here before?

If we choose curiosity instead of fear, embracing all that is real, we might be guided to a hopeful future.

CHUCKY EDGE

‘The Bottom End’

JULY 5TH - JULY 28TH

EXHIBITION CATALOGUE (DOWNLOAD NOW)

Throughout the extremely long winded and heavy lockdowns in Naarm during covid, Chucky took to the streets and did the only thing he know how, to document and explore.

This show presents images of the people Chucky met through that time in some of this city’s darker and unseen corners.

GROUP SHOW

‘Papery’

Curated by Lilly Skipper and Aaron Ashwood

JUNE 7TH - JUNE 30TH

FEATURING
Lilly Skipper, Aaron Ashwood, Ebben Saunders, Cael Gilmour, Oscar Paxton, Annie Wallwork, Yolanda Scholz Vinall, Mirjana Savic, Jacob Sturgeon, Lilyan Stark, Lily Baxter.

Papery is a group exhibition curated by Lilly Skipper and Aaron Ashwood exploring the medium of drawing through the diverse practices of eleven Naarm-based artists. Some of the chosen artists have established drawing practices whilst others are generally working outside the medium. Each artist has been asked to produce a ‘drawing’ with no specific parameters other than its size, being no larger than A3. What may be considered a ‘drawing’ has been left up to personal interpretation. Through this vague prompt, Lilly and Aaron aim to share a collection of works that contemplate the medium of drawing and highlight its precariousness.

HANNAH NIKKELSON

‘Portal’

MAY 10TH - JUNE 5TH

Based in Naarm, Hannah is a photographer and the co-founder of Assignment.

‘Portal’ is a collection of anonymously submitted phone notes alongside portraits of their donors.

SAMMY-JO & AANEKE

‘Dominiqua’s Dark Carnivl’

MARCH 29TH - MAY 5TH

EXHIBITION CATALOGUE (DOWNLOAD NOW)

Dominiqua was kicking it all by her ownsome n it was cold as and she couldn’t feel her fingers n jamie weren’t there no more n it’s like when your 16 n got no where to go no place to b n no one not one cunt knows where tf u r or where ur goin not even u and it hurts so bad in the most fuckedest way cos u thought he was gonna take it away and you’d be solid sweet ok cos loving feels so good n ur the hero in ur own life cos ur loved touched by love and grace of a merciful g_d n give it away for free , hand it over where’s it gone whatd he do with it. I don fucken know ain’t there no more n turns out love don’t kill the demon didn’t kill urs n u got a rumble in ur tummy n then ur just walking and keep walking n u can’t feel ur fingers I can’t feel my fingers and I can’t dream that way no more

Based off St Kilda’s nun legend Dominiqua and her wall stories, Sammy-Jo and Aaneke combine dream fasting and hitting legs to depict the ascension of fuckedism in biddies to born again juggalettes shivving the jugular of anger management. Dominiqua’s Dark Carnivl is for all of youse Lo’s and Lette’s who get down for the clown

AUSTIN HAIRE

‘OZ’

MARCH 1ST - MARCH 24TH

OZ by Austin haire is the Second exhibition of Austin’s art works and the first time his hand made clothing has been presented and available for order. Over the last 6-8 years he has created, cut up, copied, destroyed and amended his own clothing, in doing that slowly a personal styling and fit has become a part of each piece. His latest creation’s are focusing on the outline of the object and what’s perceived as key features that would show and define its character.

SPIDER X DEATH

‘The Artwork of Winter Garden Records’

FEB 2ND - FEB 25TH

EXHIBITION CATALOGUE (DOWNLOAD NOW)

MOM is proud to present a retrospective exhibition of Winter Garden records, a boutique lathe cut record label, founded by tattoo artist Spider X Death.

The name is taken from the apartment back where the label was first born, many years ago in the turbulent suburb of Kings Cross, NSW.

After decades of playing in many punk and hardcore bands, Spider stepped away from the mic and lived in the shadows…

Each wintergarden release is hand crafted and cut on a record lathe in true diy fashion.

This method can create a lofi sound in the records (especially in the earlier releases), so to compensate, Spider creates over the top artwork, packaging and concepts for each release.

These records are extremely limited and usually sell out in a day or sometimes an hour . Record fanatics would murder each other just to get a glimpse of a WG record.

With that in mind, for the first time ever, Spider is exhibiting all the artwork from the majority of these releases. To coincide with this event, Winter Garden will be releasing a limited Straight Jacket Nation fanzine 7” pack, which also comes with a beautiful poster and patch!

Come down early to avoid disappointment and witness Spiders first ever solo show in Melbourne .

Record collectors are potential millionaires….

COME BACK SOON

Group Show

JAN 12TH - JAN 28TH

ROBYN DALY

‘Latin Mass’

DEC 1ST - DEC 24TH

EXHIBITION CATALOGUE (DOWNLOAD NOW)

Robyn Daly is a Melbourne based photographer and ceramicist, her ongoing work chases the candid moments, nondescript spaces, and in-between episodes of everyday life.

In this body of work, Robyn explores the concept of Latin Mass as a metaphor for her own medium; photography as spiritual practice. Escapism comes in many forms. Some visit a church while others play video games or doom scroll in bed. In an overstimulating and irony-poisoned world, can we still veil ourselves from the dark and twisted complexities of contemporary society? These photographs are an attempt at carving out little dips in time to reflect and consider the elemental world around us. These observations are not a rejection of reality but a forced bonding with it. Moments of appreciation to behold the mundane beauty of life and embrace duality. Honour the high-brow with the low-brow. See beyond the cracked screen and into the sunset.

COSMO

‘Dopamine Suppository’

OCTOBER 27TH - NOVEMBER 26TH

EXHIBITION CATALOGUE (DOWNLOAD)

Cosmo Feltham is an illustrator, tattooist and the vocalist for the industrial-electronic trio Cutting Room. For this show, Cosmo will be hybridising painting, screen printing and painted clothing, and marker illustrations on tracing paper. These works are made in the spirit of collectors, the beach combers and dumpster divers.

Cosmo invites you to bring your own clothes, trinkets or refuse for him to rejuvenate and reimagine. Cosmo also invites you to idle away the hours with him, watch him work, bring him juice, or heckle him during the duration of the show.

AIDAN LINK-FREEMAN

‘i think i’m missing the point’

SEPTEMBER 29TH - OCTOBER 22ND

EXHIBITION CATALOGUE (DOWNLOAD)

Terra Madre Love Story - A short story by Aidan Link-Freeman (DOWNLOAD)

MOM presents ‘i think i’m missing the point’ a debut solo exhibition by Aidan Link-Freeman

Aidan is a multi media artist who works with the relationship between the written word and painting in an attempt to obscure and reveal understanding of consciousness and the physical environment.

At the cafe a man in his 30’s is reading Jack Kerouacs On the Road

I am doom scrolling an instagram page titled DailyDoseOfCringe

We are one in the same

I am afraid to get my tarot read

the same way I’m afraid to go to the doctors

Despite my ibs

True love will have to guide me

If I’m missing the point please let me know

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SEPTEMEBER 2023

JACK SUMMERS

‘Wasn’t Me’

SEPTEMBER 1ST - SEPTEMBER 24

EXHIBITION CATALOGUE ︎︎︎ (DOWONLOAD)

MOM Gallery presents ‘Wasn’t Me’, a solo exhibition of paintings by Melbourne based artist Jack Summers.

In the exhibition, Summers’ paintings are the final product of a relationship between painting mediums and the collective and personal unconscious. The artist works with meditation, dreaming, movement, flow and symbology in order to create a series of works that do not solely feel like his own doing.

I think of gardening together

Trying to pry oxalis from the ground without breaking their delicate clusters

of tiny chickpea-sized bulbs.
But they would always snap

And we knew that even if we extracted thousands of them, all their dormant children waited to sprout again.
An eruption of yellow laughter, from their foamy carpet of goats feet.
Bermuda Buttercup

a will o’ the wisp, in the shadow of the sea,

We spoke of dreams.

Crouched beneath maples, recalling the hazy week of visions.

Trying to reconstruct the glisten of night dew, into a clear prism, as to split darkness, into the colour of day.

Or the other way round.
Or somewhere in between,

a pure volcanic glass, of dark rainbow obsidian

knocked over by mistake, spilling all that Self into self, or the entire circumference of time into a moment of space

*

Reminds me of that sludge in the well we used to play in.

That game,

Where you conceal your head from your body and then forget where you buried it.

propagating and multiplying.

Like those weeds.

thousands of pure silica spheres, compressed atop one another, endlessly refracting light into the most brilliant of opalescent hues, without a grain of pigment

It's the same as the colours bleeding through the raw cotton,

There were a lot of wells, we got lost in -pores in the skin - but that was the point right?
You get the muck, and its Rorschach stains, and our imprisoned associations. And his free radicals,

And hold the unbearable mystery beneath the magic of its laughing flowers.

And in company, you inhabit the rubble of broken buildings

and monasteries,
or a hospital bed, or that train that foretold it all.

And then you remember,

(You’ve always been gifted at that)

and the deluge evens out into a blossoming wetland.

of tiny yellow oxalis

- text by Adam Gottlieb

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AUGUST 2023

JIM MCCULLOUGH

‘In Your Dreams’

JULY 29 - AUGUST 28

EXHIBITION CATALOGUE ︎︎︎ (DOWONLOAD)

MOM Gallery is pleased to present In Your Dreams, an exhibition of new paintings by Melbourne-based artist Jim McCullough.

In his paintings, drawings and writing, McCullough approaches concepts of life and death, grief, dreams and fantasy.

As an undertaker for 5 years in his younger life, McCullough has his own perspectives on such matters, a somewhat realistic view of life after death, or at least in the physical world.

‘It’s hard not to think about how the scene played out leading up to these unfortunate events; how it all went down. I do always remember what it smelt like on those nights. If it was raining, or if it was cold. I always remembered aspects from the scenes once I arrived too. The patterns on the curtains, the stained pillow, the painting of three ducks flying”

McCullough’s past bodies of work, such as “Therapeutic Values” drew from a more abstract approach, working strictly in with movement and color in a celebration of existence. McCullough’s last notable body of work “Glue factory” seeked to enter a more pictorial world of painting, bringing in figures, objects and subject matter. We see this new found style of McCulloughs painting continue in “In your dreams” with a refreshed style of application of paint to canvas.

“I wanted to start staining the canvas. Use rags, and pigment. It's been a challenge, and sometimes hard to get right, but it's a nice way to work”

Some of McCullough’s paintings from the body of work were created in lockdown, a time he was able to reflect on past visions and feelings. He touches on aspects of solitude, lonely characters living in their homes, forgotten by the world.

Even though there are elements of sadness to McCulloughs work there is also an element of beauty and fantasy in his paintings. 'A Dance With Time’ shows the memory of a lady with her late husband dancing in their youth.

‘In Your Dreams’ invites you into a world of unfamiliar bedrooms, into back seats of speeding cars and neon ballrooms in the sky, all characterized by unknown figures going about their lives whilst unwillingly or willingly at their end.

Expressions of interest are now closed for 2026!

JACK IRVINE

OCT 31 - NOV 23

RUPA ANURENDRA

OCT 3 - OCT 26

Catalogue download here

Rupa Anurendra’s debut solo show ‘Peace And Love And Beauty And Freedom And Love And Regret And’ is a meditation on desire, self-obsession, and what it means to be good in a beautiful dying world.

CLARE WIGNEY & GABRIEL COLE

SEP 6 - SEP 28

JACK SUMMERS

AUGUST 1ST - 24TH

EXHIBITION CATALOGUE

KATINCOGNITO

JULY 4TH - 27TH

EXHIBITION CATALOGUE AVAILABLE SOON

Manic is a collection born from impulse. Surrendering to instinct over intention, the series is gritty and emotionally immediate. Photos once hoarded and unseen are given freedom in defiance of overthinking.Manic is ultimately an unfiltered moment of expression.

JACK MANNIX

JUNE 6TH - 29TH

EXHIBITION CATALOGUE - DOWNLOAD HERE BUY THE PHOTO BOOK HERE

GROUP SHOW

APRIL 11TH - MAY 4TH

EXHIBITION CATALOGUE COMING SOON

JASON HAMILTON

APRIL 11TH - MAY 4TH

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ORIETTE WOOD

NOVEMBER 1ST - NOVEMBER 24th

EXHIBITION CATALOGUE (AVAILABLE NOW)

Oriette Wood is a printmaker and seamstress living in Naarm/Melbourne. Sissy Hypno is a series of prints that draw on themes of sissification, trans exultation, dominance, and kink. These scenarios are inspired by influential fetish artists, cross-dressing forums, and personal fantasies.

MOM x PROP INTERSTATE GROUP SHOW

OCTOBER 4TH - OCTOBER 27TH

EXHIBITION CATALOGUE (DOWNLOAD NOW)

CARLA MILENTIS & KASHI RUFFILLI O’SULLIVAN

SEPTEMBER 6TH - SEPTEMBER 29TH

EXHIBITION CATALOGUE (DOWNLOAD NOW)

MIMI LIBRO

AUGUST 2ND - SEPTEMBER 1ST

EXHIBITION CATALOGUE (DOWNLOAD NOW)

CHUCKY EDGE

JULY 5TH - JULY 28TH

EXHIBITION CATALOGUE (DOWNLOAD NOW)

Throughout the extremely long winded and heavy lockdowns in Naarm during covid, Chucky took to the streets and did the only thing he know how, to document and explore.This show presents images of the people Chucky met through that time in some of this city’s darker and unseen corners.

GROUP SHOW

Curated by Lilly Skipper and Aaron Ashwood

JUNE 7TH - JUNE 30TH

FEATURING Lilly Skipper, Aaron Ashwood, Ebben Saunders, Cael Gilmour, Oscar Paxton, Annie Wallwork, Yolanda Scholz Vinall, Mirjana Savic, Jacob Sturgeon, Lilyan Stark, Lily Baxter.

HANNAH NIKKELSON

MAY 10TH - JUNE 5TH

Based in Naarm, Hannah is a photographer and the co-founder of Assignment.‘Portal’ is a collection of anonymously submitted phone notes alongside portraits of their donors.

SAMMY-JO & AANEKE

MARCH 29TH - MAY 5TH

EXHIBITION CATALOGUE (DOWNLOAD NOW)

AUSTIN HAIRE

MARCH 1ST - MARCH 24TH

SPIDER X DEATH

FEB 2ND - FEB 25TH

EXHIBITION CATALOGUE (DOWNLOAD NOW)

COME BACK SOON

JAN 12TH - JAN 28TH

ROBYN DALY

DEC 1ST - DEC 24TH

EXHIBITION CATALOGUE (DOWNLOAD NOW)

COSMO

OCTOBER 27TH - NOVEMBER 26TH

EXHIBITION CATALOGUE (DOWNLOAD)

AIDAN LINK-FREEMAN

SEPTEMBER 29TH - OCTOBER 22ND

EXHIBITION CATALOGUE (DOWNLOAD)

MOM presents ‘i think i’m missing the point’ a debut solo exhibition by Aidan Link-Freeman

Aidan is a multi media artist who works with the relationship between the written word and painting in an attempt to obscure and reveal understanding of consciousness and the physical environment.

JACK SUMMERS

SEPTEMBER 1ST - SEPTEMBER 24

EXHIBITION CATALOGUE ︎︎︎ (DOWONLOAD)

JIM MCCULLOUGH

JULY 29 - AUGUST 28

EXHIBITION CATALOGUE ︎︎︎ (DOWONLOAD)

CLARE WIGNEY
& GABRIEL COLE

Manic is a collection born from impulse.
Surrendering to instinct over intention, the series is gritty and emotionally immediate.
Photos once hoarded and unseen are given freedom in defiance of overthinking.
Manic is ultimately an unfiltered moment of expression.

EXHIBITION CATALOGUE - DOWNLOAD HERE
BUY THE PHOTO BOOK HERE

Oriette Wood is a printmaker and seamstress living in Naarm/Melbourne.

Sissy Hypno is a series of prints that draw on themes of sissification, trans exultation, dominance, and kink. These scenarios are inspired by influential fetish artists, cross-dressing forums, and personal fantasies.

MOM x PROP
INTERSTATE GROUP SHOW

CARLA MILENTIS
& KASHI RUFFILLI O’SULLIVAN

Throughout the extremely long winded and heavy lockdowns in Naarm during covid, Chucky took to the streets and did the only thing he know how, to document and explore.

This show presents images of the people Chucky met through that time in some of this city’s darker and unseen corners.

FEATURING
Lilly Skipper, Aaron Ashwood, Ebben Saunders, Cael Gilmour, Oscar Paxton, Annie Wallwork, Yolanda Scholz Vinall, Mirjana Savic, Jacob Sturgeon, Lilyan Stark, Lily Baxter.

Based in Naarm, Hannah is a photographer and the co-founder of Assignment.

‘Portal’ is a collection of anonymously submitted phone notes alongside portraits of their donors.