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Verge Gallery acknowledges and pays respect to the Gadigal people of the Eora nation, the traditional custodians of the land on which Verge is built and operates. We acknowledge Elders past and present who have cared and continue to care for Country.

VERGE GALLERY

ADDRESS

Jane Foss Russell Plaza,
(near Wentworth Building)
City Road, Darlington.
University of Sydney NSW 2006

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+61 02 9563 6218

OPENING HOURS

Tuesday - Friday 10am - 5pm
Saturday 11am-4pm

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Entrance to Verge Gallery
is via Jane Foss Russell Plaza.
Lift access is available from
both City Road and Maze
Crescent onto the Plaza.

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Behind the scenes of latest install, In Translation. (right swipe) Verge installer, @samparksspragg showing off his install wonders to the 2018 USYD Curatorial Lab students and @donnawestbrett Join us this Thursday from 6pm-8pm for the exhibition opening of In Translation, curated by the @sydney_uni Masters of Art Curating @artss_sydney with artists from @sca_sydney @fionahilarydavies @merrynhull @nerinemartini @precariat_art @eilavinwyn #intranslation #usydcuratoriallab #usuaccess

Congratulations to Rosie Thomas on winning the USU Creative Award Art Prize! (swipe to see her work 'In/Different Spaces', 2017). Verge would like to congratulate all the shortlisted artists this year. The USU Creative Awards exhibition closes tomorrow at 4pm! Don't miss your chance to see these works.

Aftersound at Verge 26.09.18–29.09.18 Presented by Rainbow Chan Featuring: Hung Tzu–Ni (TW), Flo Wilson (NZ) and Elizabeth Cheung (AUS) . Today marks the opening of an incredible project focusing on movement, sound and trace. This week-long exhibition will pass quickly so come down today for 3pm and an experimental performance on the ehru by Elizabeth Cheung. . . Aftersound 2018: Hyperconnectivity makes disappearing much harder in reality. Every moment is captured, uploaded, shared, surveilled and archived. In the digital age, one’s mind, body and spirit are collapsed into a hyperlink. We unwittingly become bundles of data, leaving behind traces with every click. To disappear completely seems naive and outdated in the “always thereness” of today. @chunyinrainbowchan @florenceisabelanne image credit : Hung Tzu-Ni

Last days of 'Human Jerky: meatbags through the eyes of technology' and 'Emotions invented by the Internet'. Join us this Saturday, 1pm–3pm for a closing Art Crit. Image: Gallery 1 viewed from next to Josh Harle's 'art punters freak me out', 2018. FLIR thermocamera, computer vision pipeline, YouTube livestream

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