CATALYST

A large flat-screen television on a blue wall. The video on the screen depicts a club party, with everyone covered in bubbly foam. There are subtitles on the screen reading: "I feel like the music sounds better with you"

Elliott Flanagan, A piece of something bigger, 2018

A piece of something bigger, Elliott Flanagan, 2018

A large flat-screen television on a blue wall. The screen has green blocky text upon it, like you'd see in old movies where they hack computers - think the matrix. The screen reads: industry, a pillar of flame, the call to industry

Joe Fowler, Call to Industry, 2023

Call to Industry, Joe Fowler, 2023

A large sculpture, a floating island. A lower rocky layer, followed by soil, then grass, then a whimsical scene. 3 figures - one perching on an outstretched cliff outside of a cave. The next half-submerged in the water below a waterfall running through the center of the sculpture. and the last amongst the trees toward the back side of this diorama.

Jack Jameson, Arcadia; Queer by Nature, 2023-24

Arcadia; Queer by Nature, Jack Jameson, 2023-24

A large oil painting. spouts of crimson red, sky blue, and hints of yellow emerge through a luscious collection of forest greens.

Adam Rawlinson, ‘The birds will sing, that you are part of everything’, 2024

'The birds will sing, that you are part of everything', Adam Rawlinson, 2024

A large predominantly charcoal black artwork hung on a blue wall. This work depicts a park bench on the lower right, grass along the bottom, trees toward the top, and a figure on the left - all of which are in a contrasting white tone emerging from the black.

Lizzie King, Belonging, 2021

Lizzie King, Belonging, 2021

2 portrait orientated rectangles, in an almost 4 by 3 format. The left one has a subdued cyan tone on its left side, and a desaturated orange on the right. The righthand object is cyan and white on its right side, but bare cardboard on its left. Both are textured with thick paint and cardboard, hung on a blue wall.

Mollie Balshaw, Painting Sandwich #7 & #5, 2019

Mollie Balshaw, Painting Sandwich #7 & #5, 2019