West Space

My Nike will live longer than me II, 2017, artwork held in private collection.

New works to feature in Every Second Feeels Like a Century at West Space.

Every Second Feels Like a Century
Curated by Hannah Presley and Debbie Pryor

Featuring: Alterfact, Vito Bila, John Brooks, Sarah Mary Chadwick, Nicholas Hovington, Angela Thirlwell, Adam Ridgeway, Jasmine Targett.

Every Second Feels Like a Century is the exploration of an Apocalypse in our modern world, a world where now more than ever, we know that utopia is born from dystopia. We are collectively aware of the two extremes and the atrocities involved as many of us live between these dichotomies; fearful at once of both privilege and poverty. We relive our past in our attempts to move forward through struggles for equality of gender and race and the fight for environmental and political rights. We live in suspended time. Objects illustrate our journey, our history, our transience, our permanence, our story.

Apocalyptic; A drive towards survival – political, personal, environmental, emotional. Remnants of ideas, tools and thoughts scattered throughout cultures and time illustrate a universal desire, a race against destruction.
Curated by Hannah Presley and Debbie Pryor.

Exhibition Launch Details -
Thursday 31st August 6pm - 8pm
West Space
Level 1, 225 Bourke Street
Melbourne, Vic, 3000

Thirst knows no season, 2017. Artwork held in private collection.

Every Second Feels Like A Century - Curated by Debbie Pryor and Hannah Presley at West Space.

Jasmine Morgan Ryan - Works installed at West Space in Every Second Feels Like A Century.

Installation view - Every Second Feels Like A Century, West Space 2017.