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20/09/2026

A new review of Follow You Home has been published in Artlink.

Faraway So Close: Building intercultural connections with Cambodia’s contemporary arts explores the exhibition’s connections between Cambodian and Cambodian-Australian artists, diaspora, memory, place and belonging.

The review also reflects on the growing intercultural exchange between Australia and Cambodia, tracing connections from All That Surrounds Us at 16albermarle Project Space in 2023 through to Follow You Home.

Read the full review via Artlink or link in our bio.

Follow You Home is on view until 26 September 2026 at Grace Cossington Smith Gallery, NSW.

📷 Installation view of Follow You Home. Photo: Richard Glover.

09/09/2026

PUBLIC PROGRAM | FOLLOW YOU HOME

Thursday 17 September
2:30 to 3:30pm

Join us for a special public program as part of our current exhibition, Follow You Home, featuring exhibiting artist Allison Chhorn.

The afternoon will include an artist talk followed by a screening of Chhorn’s film The Plastic House, offering an opportunity to hear directly from the artist about her practice and work.

Associated with Follow You Home exhibition at Grace Cossington Smith Gallery in collaboration with 16albermarle Project Space.

GCS Gallery Allison Chhorn

By Joshua Brunsting at CriterionCast:
“Almost the definition of a tone poem, Chhorn’s film is an unforgettable experiment in narrative, looking at one woman’s attempt to combat her grief by tending to her family greenhouse.”

By Mónica Delgado at Desistfilm:
“In times of isolation, Chhorn’s film appears as a déjà vu , not only because it explores a type of solitude that fits well with the climate of social distancing, but because from its mode of production (to the extent that the filmmaker did, in all sense, the film), allows the hope of the continuity of the cinema, from the “do it yourself”, and the investigation of the language of the cinema from minimal resources, but with absolute inventiveness.”

31/08/2026

Join us for the opening of ‘Follow You Home’, a powerful exhibition featuring works by women artists from Cambodia and the Cambodian-Australian diaspora.

Curated by Lauren Elise Barlow, the exhibition features works by Linda Sok, Mao Sovanchandy, Nataly Lee and Allison Chhorn.

Opening Schedule:
• 1:30 PM – 2:30 PM: Artist Talks with Mao Sovanchandy & Nataly Lee
• 2:30 PM – 4:00 PM: Opening Launch

📍 Venue: Grace Cossington Smith Gallery Gate 7,
1666 Pacific Hwy, Wahroonga NSW 2076
📅 Exhibition Dates: 4–26 September 2026
🎟 Admission: Free | All welcome

✨Come explore the many ways we carry, create and redefine home. We’d love to see you there!

Images Slide 1—4:
* Mao Sovanchandy, Asymmetry: Cambodia Railway Station, 2020, 40 x 60 cm or 50 x 75 cm, archival print on canson infinity rag photographique semi gloss paper.
* Nataly Lee, Rice straw stacks, 2024, 150 x 200 cm, earth pigment and oil on canvas.
* Linda Sok, Deities in Temples XIII, 2024, 89 x 94 cm, visuals drawn by family members, silk threads (printed then woven), dye.
* Allison Chhorn, Where is the House Now?, 2025, 15 minutes, digital single-channel video.

17/08/2026

PASAR MALAM IS NOW OPEN IN BUNBURY!

Pasar Malam | Night Market has officially arrived at Bunbury Regional Art Gallery (BRAG)! 🎉

After wrapping up at Fremantle Arts Centre, our travelling exhibition has journeyed further into regional Western Australia’s South West — and we’re so excited to share Pasar Malam with the Bunbury community!
📍 Bunbury Regional Art Gallery 📅 15 August – 25 October 2026

A Krack Studio exhibition in partnership with 16albermarle Project Space, Pasar Malam features large-scale screenprints by 15 Indonesian and Australian artists, exploring the transgressive allure and vibrant energy of the Indonesian night market.

✨ Each presentation of Pasar Malam is unique.
Every time we install the exhibition, we make a few tweaks to keep it fresh and give each venue its own character. For Bunbury, we’ve added two new film posters created by Yogyakarta artists Pak Yoyok and Pak Sambodo. Now in their 70s, both artists painted movie billboards in Yogyakarta during the 1980s — and they were delighted to have the opportunity to bring those skills back to life! The new posters now line the video tent, adding another layer of colour and nostalgia to the exhibition. 🎬🖌️

We’re incredibly proud to continue Pasar Malam’s journey across Australia, with every venue bringing something new to the experience.

🇮🇩 Dirgahayu Republik Indonesia! Selamat HUT ke-81 RI! 🇮🇩
What better way to celebrate 81 years of Indonesian independence than by coming together through Indonesian art, culture and stories? Come visit Pasar Malam, bring your friends and family, and celebrate Indonesian creativity and culture with us in Bunbury.

See you at Pasar Malam! See you in Bunbury! 🌙✨

This project has been assisted by the Australian Government’s Visions of Australia program.

Image 1–2: Pasar Malam | Night Market installation at Bunbury Regional Art Gallery (BRAG).
Image 3: Yogyakarta artists Pak Yoyok and Pak Sambodo with one of their newly painted film posters, in Pak Yoyok’s backyard.

20/07/2026

📣SEMINAR REMINDER | Looking Both Ways: Art Exchanges Between Australia and Indonesia

Join us this Wednesday for a FREE half-day seminar exploring the history, present and future of artistic exchange between Australia and Indonesia.

Inspired by the exhibition Pasar Malam | Night Market, this seminar brings together artists, curators, researchers and cultural leaders to reflect on decades of collaboration and new possibilities for cross-cultural exchange.

📅 Wednesday, 22 July 2026 🕣 8.30 am – 12.45 pm 📍 John Curtin Gallery, Curtin University

Program highlights: • Opening remarks from Curtin University, the Indonesian Consulate-General in Perth and AIPSSA • Vannessa Hearman on Pasar Malam | Night Market • Reflections on the Artists’ Regional Exchange (ARX) with John Barrett-Lennard • Australia–Indonesia artistic engagements with Bianca Winataputri (represented by Vannessa Hearman) • Roundtable featuring representatives from Walyalup Fremantle Arts Centre, Indian Ocean Craft Triennial, Art Gallery of Western Australia, Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts, John Curtin Gallery and 16albermarle Project Space.

Whether you’re an artist, student, researcher or simply interested in contemporary art and cultural exchange, everyone is welcome.
🎟️ FREE ENTRY Register via the link in our bio.

Presented by John Curtin Gallery in association with Curtin University’s School of Media, Creative Arts and Social Inquiry.

With support from Visions of Australia, John Curtin Gallery and Project Eleven.

06/07/2026

Looking Both Ways: Art Exchanges Between Australia and Indonesia

Join us for a FREE half-day seminar exploring the rich history, present, and future of artistic exchange between Australia and Indonesia.

Inspired by the exhibition Pasar Malam | Night Market, this seminar brings together artists, curators, researchers, and cultural leaders to reflect on decades of collaboration—from the groundbreaking Artists’ Regional Exchange (ARX) to new possibilities for cross-cultural partnerships.

📅 Wednesday 22 July 2026 🕣 8.30 am – 12.45 pm 📍 John Curtin Gallery, Curtin University

Highlights include: • Opening remarks from representatives of the Indonesian Consulate-General, Curtin University and PPIA • Vannessa Hearman on Pasar Malam | Night Market • Reflections on the Artists’ Regional Exchange (ARX) with John Barrett-Lennard • Bianca Winataputri on Australia–Indonesia artistic engagement • A roundtable featuring leading representatives from Walyalup Fremantle Arts Centre, Indian Ocean Craft Triennial, John Curtin Gallery, AGWA, Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts and 16albermarle Project Space.

Whether you’re an artist, student, researcher or simply interested in contemporary art and cultural exchange, all are welcome.

Don’t miss out! Register your free ticket via the link in our bio!

Presented by John Curtin Gallery in association with Curtin University’s School of Media, Creative Arts and Social Enquiry.

With support from Visions of Australia, John Curtin Gallery and Project Eleven.

30/06/2026

✨ Last chance this financial year to make a tax-deductible donation and support Follow You Home.

We warmly invite you to support our fundraising campaign for our upcoming off-site exhibition, Follow You Home.

Presented at the Grace Cossington-Smith Gallery in collaboration with 16albermarle Project Space, the exhibition creates space for reflection, connection and cultural exchange.

Follow You Home 📍 4–26 September 2026 Curated by Lauren Elise Barlow

Follow You Home brings together four emerging Cambodian and Australian-Cambodian artists — Linda Sok, Allison Chhorn, Mao Sovanchandy and Nataly Lee — exploring diasporic identity, cultural inheritance and the meaning of home across borders.

✨ Your donation will support: • Artwork production • Exhibition installation • International and interstate transport • Public and educational programs • Travel for Cambodian artist Mao Sovanchandy to Australia

Every contribution helps amplify underrepresented voices, support artists and independent curatorial practice, and bring these important stories to wider audiences.

📲 Visit the link in our bio to learn more and make a tax-deductible donation and support the exhibition.
⏳ Campaign closes 2 August 2026

16/06/2026

We warmly invite you to support our fundraising campaign for our upcoming off-site exhibition, Follow You Home.

Presented at The Grace Cossington-Smith Gallery in collaboration with 16albermarle Project Space, the exhibition creates space for reflection, connection and cultural exchange.

Follow You Home 4–26 September 2026 Curated by Lauren Elise Barlow

Follow You Home brings together four emerging Cambodian and Australian-Cambodian artists — Linda Sok, Allison Chhorn, Mao Sovanchandy and Nataly Lee — exploring diasporic identity, cultural inheritance and the meaning of home across borders.

✨ Your donation will support: • International and interstate transport • Exhibition installation • Public and educational programs • Travel for Cambodian artist Mao Sovanchandy to Australia

Every contribution helps amplify underrepresented voices, support artists and independent curatorial practice, and bring these important stories to wider audiences.

📲 Scan the QR code or visit the link in our bio to make a tax-deductible donation and support the exhibition.
⏳ Campaign closes 2 August 2026

15/06/2026

Indonesian Art Study Tour 2026 — Day 1 🇮🇩

The Indonesian Art Study Tour 2026 is underway! From 13–21 June, museum professionals, curators, academics, artists, gallerists and collectors are travelling from Bali to Yogyakarta, exploring Indonesia’s vibrant contemporary art scene across Bali, Bandung, Jakarta, Solo, Yogyakarta and Magelang.

Led by Ruth Onduko, the tour is an initiative of the Australia Indonesia Arts Forum and is managed by 16albermarle Project Space and Project Eleven.

08/05/2026

PASAR MALAM opens tonight at Walyalup Fremantle Arts Centre (WFAC) at 6 pm!

A Krack Studio exhibition in partnership with 16albermarle Project Space, Pasar Malam features large-scale screenprints by 15 Indonesian and Australian artists, exploring the transgressive allure and vibrant energy of the Indonesian night market.

PASAR MALAM | NIGHT MARKET Contemporary Printmaking from Indonesia and Australia 📍 Walyalup Fremantle Arts Centre 🕕 Opening Night: Friday, 8 May 2026, 6 pm 🗣 Exhibition Artists Talk: 9 May 2026, 1–2 pm 🗓 Exhibition Dates: 9 May – 12 August 2026 🎟 Free Entry

Artists: Alfin Agnuba | Amina McConvell | Enka Komariah | Ida Lawrence | Ipeh Nur | Jumaadi | Leyla Stevens | Malcolm Le Smith | Prihatmoko Moki | Restu Ratnaningtyas | Rizqi Maulana | Rudi Hermawan | Tamarra | Timoteus Anggawan Kusno | Tobias Richardson

This project has been assisted by the Australian Government’s Visions of Australia program.

Alongside Pasar Malam, participating artists Leyla Stevens and Ida Lawrence also present works at WFAC. Stevens’ GROH GOH Rehearsal for Rangda reimagines the Balinese mythological figure Rangda through a contemporary feminist lens, while Lawrence’s A Bigger Misha explores themes of connection, memory and migration through layered narrative painting informed by experiences across Australia, Indonesia and Germany.

See you all at Walyalup Fremantle Arts Centre! ✨

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