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Congratulations to artists Datsun Tran, Robert Hague, Saffron Newey, Al Stark, VEXTA, ELLE & Melanie Young who were commissioned to create new works for the new development of East Brunswick Village. For the past two years ADA have been the driving culture consultants leading place making at EBV and have been dedicated to making art a part of everyday life.

EBV have primarily engaged local artists to commission public art that will stand the test of time. There will be art throughout EBV, in a range of mediums including sculpture, photography, and murals.

 

Image: Damien Shen, Know yourself and you will win all battles (A Stone from Another Mountain Series), 2019, Etched tintype, 13 x 23 cm

Congratulations to represented artists Atong Atem and Damien Shen will be participating in the inaugural festival, PHOTO 2020. Running from 23 April to 10 May 2020, the theme for PHOTO 2020 invites artists, curators, writers and academics to interrogate the relationship between photography and truth in the post-internet age.

MARS is excited to present work by Josh Muir to coincide with his current exhibition at NGV Australia, 'Josh Muir Animated'.

We are currently exhibiting a new body of work in the downstairs gallery. The full catalogue is now available to view online. 

We are delighted to be featured in 'EZ Australia: The Art of Contemporary Luxury Magazine.' The article, ‘Art Lives on MARS’ elaborates on ADA Consulting’s decade long experience in Public Art. As culture consultants, we are seeing now more than ever that public art commissions are underpinned with cultural narratives connected to a strong sense of place and community.

Congratulations to Alexis Beckett who was commissioned to create an artwork for seven aluminium laser cut screens. Her design was inspired by her own embossed relief images and designs in paper. For these panels, she created a work centred around the local bird, flora and fauna of the Bayside area.

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