Lisa Jones, ORTIBAL ROOM 16th Oct - 08th Nov Click the link bellow to browse this exhibition online https://mcontemp.com/exhibition/lisa-jones-solo-exhibition/ The Orbital series draws it’s inspiration from the intimate scale of 17th-century pocket globes — objects that mapped both earth and sky. Here, larger porcelain hemispheres invite new forms of interaction, their surfaces marked through a slow, tactile process of drawing on ceramic. Each line becomes a trace of movement, a recor...
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Lisa Jones, ORTIBAL ROOM 16th Oct - 08th Nov Click the link bellow to browse this exhibition online https://mcontemp.com/exhibition/lisa-jones-solo-exhibition/ The Orbital series draws it’s inspiration from the intimate scale of 17th-century pocket globes — objects that mapped both earth and sky. Here, larger porcelain hemispheres invite new forms of interaction, their surfaces marked through a slow, tactile process of drawing on ceramic. Each line becomes a trace of movement, a recor...
Artist Talk with Andrew Nicholls at NAS Andrew Nicholls, a finalist in the 24th Dobell Drawing Prize presents an artist talk at the National Art School (NAS). Recorded live on 12th April 2025 offering insight into his practice and the work selected for this prestigious award. Known for his meticulously detailed drawings, Nicholls explores themes of history and cultural exchange. This talk provides a unique opportunity to engage with his creative process and the broader dialogue surround...
ART TALKS with .M Contemporary
Lisa Jones, ORTIBAL ROOM 16th Oct - 08th Nov Click the link bellow to browse this exhibition online https://mcontemp.com/exhibition/lisa-jones-solo-exhibition/ The Orbital series draws it’s inspiration from the intimate scale of 17th-century pocket globes — objects that mapped both earth and sky. Here, larger porcelain hemispheres invite new forms of interaction, their surfaces marked through a slow, tactile process of drawing on ceramic. Each line becomes a trace of movement, a recor...
