AD Space Exhibitions: Caitlin Dubler & Natasha Dubler + Group Exhibition

Tephra | Caitlin Dubler & Natasha Dubler

Gallery Space

In the Miocene period, 14 million years ago, multiple volcanic eruptions flooded the Blue Mountains region with basalt lavas. Swept away by processes of erosion, only small peaks of fertile volcanic soil and rock remain.

Rumbling from within the basalt-capped peaks and temperate rainforest of Mount Wilson and Mount Irvine, Tephra is a multi-channel sound and sculpture installation which encourages a different kind of sensory engagement with site. Weaving together site impressions and field recordings, the sonic-tactile sculptures gesture at experiences that are felt on an intimate scale.

Bumbling. Bustling. Bedrock. Bodies that shake and shiver. Ferns, fog, and clinging droplets.

About Caitlin:

Caitlin Dubler is a glass artist and trained silversmith exploring material histories through craft processes. Recent work has involved mapping the geology of glass, exploring the multivalent social and geological histories embedded within its materiality.

@caitlin_dubler

About Natsha:

Natasha Dubler is a multidisciplinary artist working across sound installation, music performance and small sculpture. She is interested in how resonance, as a material phenomenon, can mould and shape landscape at or below the Earth’s surface, and how memories of these subtle shifts are etched into the material histories of a site.

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@natashadubler

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Corridor Collection | Group Exhibition

Corridor Space

This instalment of Corridor Collection 001 highlights the skills learnt during print 2 in term 1 2022. The students worked closely with technical staff and tutors in the print making studios: At the end of term they organised a print swap and collection of prints.

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Tickets:

Bookings are essential for the exhibition opening and Saturdays.

Bookings for Saturday close at 5pm on Friday of that week. The AD Space Coordinator will contact you to organise your appointment time.

Please consider donating to support AD Space + Arc @ UNSW Art & Design to host exhibitions, events, parties and opportunities for emerging creative practitioners at UNSW's Paddington campus.

Exhibition Opening:

Wednesday 27 July 2022, 6pm - 8pm.

Limited capacity at AD Space due to COVID precautions. Tickets for priority entry.

Opening Hours:

27 July - 6 August, 2022

AD Space opening hours:

• Wed - Fri, 11am - 4pm
• Sat: by appointment. Tickets are essential.

Location:

AD Space is located in E-Block at UNSW Art & Design.

Enter via the ascending stairs at Gate 1. This is located on the corner of Napier Street and Rosebud Lane, Paddington.

Accessible entry via the carpark at Gate 3. This is located on Greens Road near Albion Avenue, Paddington.

COVID Update:

• BYOM - Bring your own Mask
• Scan in
• Sanitise your hands
• Remember to socially distance
• Stay home if you're feeling unwell
• RSVP for exhibition opening and Saturdays essential

AD Space is a student-run exhibition space at UNSW Art & Design. Managed by Arc @ UNSW Limited in partnership with UNSW's School of Art & Design.

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AD Space acknowledges and pays respect to the Bidjigal and Gadigal people of the Eora nation, the owners of the land on which AD Space shares, creates and operates on. We pay our respects to elders past and present, and acknowledge that sovereignty was never ceded. This will always be Aboriginal land.

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Bottom image: 2021 Jenny Birt Award (installation view), 2021, AD Space , Sydney; photo: Anna Kuč​era.