Knowing Otherwise — Artist Talk and Opening Event
Mark your calendars for Saturday 7 February, 3–5pm, for the opening of our first exhibition, Knowing Otherwise.
Join us to celebrate the opening of Knowing Otherwise; a major new group exhibition exploring how artists are enacting ancestral, spiritual and embodied forms of knowledge amid eroding trust in government and dominant Western frameworks.
What to expect
2.30pm — Artist and curator talks in the gallery with Paola Balla, Carla Cescon and Clare Milledge
3pm — Official opening with a performance by Karina Utomo and Critical Tasseography by Tina Stefanou
Knowing Otherwise
5 February – 2 April 2026
Curators: Stephanie Berlangieri, Amanda Haskard and Francis E. Parker
A major group exhibition foregrounding ancestral, spiritual and embodied forms of knowledge in response to eroding trust in dominant Western systems. Featuring artists including Paola Balla (Wemba Wemba, Gunditjmara), Vali Myers, Rosaleen Norton, Gail Mabo (Meriam), and Karina Utomo, the exhibition reclaims heterodox traditions—from mysticism and Indigenous storytelling to ritual and the occult—as acts of resistance and transformation.
Mark your calendars for Saturday 7 February, 3–5pm, for the opening of our first exhibition, Knowing Otherwise.
Join us to celebrate the opening of Knowing Otherwise; a major new group exhibition exploring how artists are enacting ancestral, spiritual and embodied forms of knowledge amid eroding trust in government and dominant Western frameworks.
What to expect
2.30pm — Artist and curator talks in the gallery with Paola Balla, Carla Cescon and Clare Milledge
3pm — Official opening with a performance by Karina Utomo and Critical Tasseography by Tina Stefanou
Knowing Otherwise
5 February – 2 April 2026
Curators: Stephanie Berlangieri, Amanda Haskard and Francis E. Parker
A major group exhibition foregrounding ancestral, spiritual and embodied forms of knowledge in response to eroding trust in dominant Western systems. Featuring artists including Paola Balla (Wemba Wemba, Gunditjmara), Vali Myers, Rosaleen Norton, Gail Mabo (Meriam), and Karina Utomo, the exhibition reclaims heterodox traditions—from mysticism and Indigenous storytelling to ritual and the occult—as acts of resistance and transformation.
Good to know
Highlights
- 2 hours
- In person
Location
Monash University Museum of Art
900 Dandenong Rd (building F)
Monash University, Caulfield campus Caulfield East, VIC 3145
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