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2007

PAINS IN THE ARTIST: ENDURANCE AND SUFFERINGCurated by Daine Singer2007 — PAINS IN THE ARTIST: ENDURANCE AND SUFFERING
Curated by Daine Singer
2007

PHIL SPECTRE SPECTRACULUMLisa Broomhead + Kirsten Perry2007 — PHIL SPECTRE SPECTRACULUM
Lisa Broomhead + Kirsten Perry
2007

UNKEPT APPOINTMENTSStephen Hennessy2007 — UNKEPT APPOINTMENTS
Stephen Hennessy
2007

SILENT MENAGERIELeah Williams2007 — SILENT MENAGERIE
Leah Williams
2007

25 BLACK WOOD PARK ROADGeoff Newman2007 — 25 BLACK WOOD PARK ROAD
Geoff Newman
2007

DRIPS AND THICKETSKirra Jamison + Alice Lang2007 — DRIPS AND THICKETS
Kirra Jamison + Alice Lang
2007

FAILED LEISURECurated by Andrea Bell2007 — FAILED LEISURE
Curated by Andrea Bell
2007

THE B-SIDECurated by Daine SingerNOV – DEC 2007 — THE B-SIDE
Curated by Daine Singer
NOV – DEC 2007

Hours: Tuesday to Saturday
12-6pm (during exhibition program).
Closed on public holidays.

Accessibility: BLINDSIDE can be accessed by lift, via the Swanston Street entrance to the Nicholas Building. Exit the lift at Level 7 and turn right, following signs to the gallery.

Regrettably, we do not have a wheelchair-accessible toilet on-site. The closest accessible toilets can be found on the ground floor at City Library on Flinders Lane.

Support dogs are welcome into the gallery - please note, they will need to be kept on a leash at all times.

The closest tram stop is Town Hall/Collins St, which services a number of trams. There are on-street disabled parking bays along Flinders Lane.

If you have additional accessibility questions or require tailored support, don't hesitate to email info@BLINDSIDE.org.au.

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BLINDSIDE acknowledges the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nation as the traditional custodians of the land on which we operate. We recognise that sovereignty was never ceded - we are on stolen land.

BLINDSIDE would like to pay respects to Wurundjeri Elders, past, present and emerging, to the Elders from other communities and to any other Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islanders who might encounter or participate in our program.