Slot Projects

Slot Projects

 

SLOT Annex 2023

 

SLOT Annex is a 3 x 3 metre wall between 44-45 Botany Road that has been commandeered as an exhibition space dedicated to the consideration and celebration of the referendum on an Indigenous Voice to Parliament. The first  work, Yes yes yes by Pia Larsen has been installed and now the space is open to all artists who wish to contribute.

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Slot Projects

 

SLOT ON THE ROCKS

Placemaking N.S.W. has commissioned SLOT to present a series of five windows under the title – Curated Windows - in the window of 23 Nurses Walk, The Rocks / Tallowoladah.

December 2022 – April 2023

Window No. 3

 

Celestial Rocks

Sandra Winkworth

Sandra Winkworth's work, Celestial Rocks, is a direct response to this place. During the haphazard early morning walks around The Rocks / Tallowoladah Sandra has gathered evidence of local domesticity, wildlife and of travellers of the day and of the night.  In her studio, your litter is fashioned into opalescent celebration of the vernacular.  It is the archaeology of now - of our being.

February 9 – March 8

 

Slot Projects

 

SLOT ON THE ROCKS

Placemaking N.S.W. has commissioned SLOT to present a series of five windows under the title – Curated Windows - in the window of 23 Nurses Walk, The Rocks / Tallowoladah.

December 2022 – April 2023

Window No. 2

GOMEROI ATTACKING MAJOR MITCHELL AND HIS NATIVE COMPANION 2014 - 2022

SUZY EVANS

As Surveyor-General of New South Wales, Thomas Livingstone Mitchell mapped his explorations of eastern Australia. In a style that reflects both Aboriginal forms of painting and western art, Suzy Evans represents Mitchell's encounter with her people, the Gomeroi, on their land in 1831. This meeting saw two of Mitchell’s party killed and forced him to return to Sydney.

January 11 – February 8

SLOT Projects

SLOT ON THE ROCKS

Placemaking N.S.W. has commissioned SLOT to present a series of five windows under the title – Curated Windows - in the window of 23 Nurses Walk, The Rocks / Tallowoladah.

December 2022 – April 2023

Window #1

BEARING WITNESS

ANNELIES JAHN & JANE BURTON TAYLOR

Bearing Witness quotes Paul Keating’s 1992 Redfern speech. Written with Don Watson 30 years ago, the speech recognised the significant damage done to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples by colonisation. The Rocks/Tallowoladah is ground zero of First Contact. In this short quote from the speech, amplified as a neon light, the artists have created a personal expression of the hope for unity in the truth-telling that is happening now and is still to come. They, like us, are Bearing Witness.

December 7 – January 9

Photograph by Adam Scarf @adamscarfphotography

                                                                                        Photograph by Adam Scarf                                                                              

                                       

                                                           Photograph by Adam Scarf

Photograph by Adam Scarf

    Photograph by Adam Scarf