open studio
Benjamin Sebastian, Es Morgan & Joseph Morgan Schofield

Traces from; Becoming Constellation
(Angus-Hughes Gallery)
& 3 Cycles Of Otherness
(Venice International Performance Art Week)
by Benjamin Sebastian

Benjamin Sebastian, 3 Cycles Of Otherness,
Venice International Performance Art Week. Photography by Monika Sobczak.

Benjamin Sebastian, Becoming Constellation,
Angus-Hughes Gallery. Photographed by Local Foreigner.
Angus-Hughes Gallery. Photographed by Local Foreigner.
A relaxed open studio showcasing works by VSSL studio artists Benjamin Sebastian, Es Morgan, and Joseph Morgan Schofield.
While each artist possesses distinct aesthetics, conceptual influences and formal histories, they share an interest in ideas of queer world-making, transformation/transition, and futurity.
This open studio will feature a collection of works, including large format and moving image, sculptural and textual pieces, and performance relics.
Our open studio coincides with openings and PVs from four of our neighbours on Resolution Way:
Castor Gallery - indigo+madder - South Parade - Xxijra Hii
While each artist possesses distinct aesthetics, conceptual influences and formal histories, they share an interest in ideas of queer world-making, transformation/transition, and futurity.
This open studio will feature a collection of works, including large format and moving image, sculptural and textual pieces, and performance relics.
Our open studio coincides with openings and PVs from four of our neighbours on Resolution Way:
Castor Gallery - indigo+madder - South Parade - Xxijra Hii

2021. Photo by Zack Mennell.

Es Morgan, to feel something tipping, under and towards you,
2021. Still from video, cinematography by Eleanor Sikorski.
2021. Still from video, cinematography by Eleanor Sikorski.
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