Lu Yang’s first solo exhibition in the United Kingdom, titled ‘LuYang: NetiNeti’, has opened at the Zabludowicz Collection, London, on view through 12 February, 2023. The title LuYang NetiNeti incorporates the Sanskrit expression ‘neti neti’, meaning ‘neither this, nor that’. The Main Hall focuses on the artist’s own avatar, DOKU, created using CGI animation and by motion-tracking …continue reading
Shan Turner-Carroll – Abbotsford Convent
COMA artist Shan Turner-Carroll is currently exhibiting in Abbotsford Convent garden’s night exhibition Interspecies and Other Others, curated by artistic director Kelli Aldred. “This exhibition is about relationships. It is about our connectedness and the wondrous, tumultuous complexity of our coexistence,” explains Alred in a curator statement. The show proposes a set of alternat[iv]e imaginaries that …continue reading
COMA – Second Gallery Announcement
COMA is pleased to announce an expansion of the gallery with the opening of our second space in Chippendale, Sydney. Continuing to commit to an increased focus on catering to the Australian and Asia-Pacific regions this new location will double the footprint of the gallery and allow for alternate forms of programming with ease of …continue reading
Lu Yang – MCA, Sydney
Lu Yang is currently included in the group presentation, ‘Ultra Unreal’, at the Museum of Contemporary Art Australia in Sydney. The exhibition is curated by Anna Davis and on view through 2 October 2022. Ultra Unreal presents the works of six artists and collectives whose practices are connected to nightlife ecosystems across the globe. Club …continue reading
Shan Turner-Carroll – Verge Gallery
Shan Turner-Carroll is currently included in Bodies On A Rock, a new presentation at Verge Gallery that includes moving images, sculptures and assemblages developed and made during an artist in residency program in the regional Icelandic town of Seyðisfjörður. Amongst the mountains, black waterfalls and green skies, Turner-Carroll lived and worked with the experimental art community, LungA …continue reading
JD Reforma – ACCA Melbourne
D Reforma presents a new body of work in the current group exhibition ‘Like a Wheel That Turns: The 2022 Macfarlane Commissions’, curated by Max Delany and Annika Kristensen at Australian Centre for Contemporary Art (ACCA), Melbourne, on view through 4 September 2022. Acknowledging painting’s ability to speak across generations – to personal, social and …continue reading
Mia Middleton – Artsy
Mia Middleton has recently been included in a new Artsy feature article exploring 8 Artists Making Small Paintings Who Prove Size Isn’t Everything. The full article can be read here.
Lu Yang – Zabludowicz Collection
COMA is pleased to share the news that Lu Yang will be presenting a major new solo exhibition at the Zabludowicz Collection in London for autumn 2022. The exhibition, titled ‘LuYang NetiNeti’, will run from 22 September 2022–12 February 2023 and will be his first solo show in the UK. 2022 also marks 15 years …continue reading
Lu Yang – Artnet Interview
“I Felt the Lightning Right Next to Me” Lu Yang was recently featured on Artnet with the interview by Hili Perlson that dives into recent work, perspectives on identity, the use and functions of avatars and how a harrowing flight experience led to a breakthrough digital artwork. To read the article click here.
JD Reforma – AGNSW Acquisition
JD Reforma’s ‘I want to believe’ has recently been acquired by the Art Gallery of New South Wales. ‘I want to believe’ is a work about faith and hope that creates a direct, physical relationship between the domestic and the cosmic. It consists of a filmed performance that took place on the rooftop of the …continue reading
