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‘Threshold Spaces’ is an exhibition in two parts by painter Laurence Kimmel. Kath O’Donnell (various digital and physical mediums) is an invited artist in Part 2 of ‘Threshold Spaces’.Part 1 is at PROP Gallery
1/361 Liverpool Rd, Ashfield NSW 2131. prop (@prop.gallery) • Instagram photos and videos
Opening: Friday 4 April 2025, 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Then open Saturday 5, Sunday 6, Saturday 12 and Sunday 13 April 2025, 12pm-4pm.
Part 2 is at Branch 3D Gallery
46 Ross Street, Forest Lodge (adjacent to Glebe), NSW 2037. Branch 3D | HOME. Instagram @branch3d.
Parking: Clearway on our side of Ross Street M-F 2-6.30pm. No parking on Bridge Road.
Artists talks: Saturday 19 April 2025, 11:00 am - 3:00 pm
Open Saturdays 5, 12, 19 and 26 April 2025, 11am-3pm.
The paintings express philosophical thoughts on the relation between reality and the imaginary topological shapes. Our relation to the horizon, the earth and the sky is lost and found again in the perception of these pictures. Like the ‘flips’ between one state to another in our lives, in the Threshold Spaces between reality and imagination, these paintings display reflections, resonances and dissonances. A figure, whether abstract, human or non-human, channels the relations between interior and exterior, earth and sky.
Laurence KIMMEL (she/her) - living on Wangal Country
https://LAURENCEKIMMEL.com.au
https://instagram.com/kimmellaurence/
Laurence Kimmel is an architect, an author, a curator and an artist living on Wangal Country/Concord, Australia. She is using oil painting to express architectural visions of Threshold spaces and liminal spaces. Her work on abstract landscapes, topologies and interconnections of spaces is enhanced by contrasted materialities, gradients and lines that are perceived as ‘cuts’ between spaces.
She published a book in 2021 entitled ‘Architecture of Threshold Spaces’ (Routledge, London). She is currently teaching Architecture and Design at UNSW and University of Western Sydney.
Kath O’Donnell (aliak) (she/her) - formerly living on Gadigal and Wangal country, now living on Gundungurra and Dharawal Country. https://butiq.art/aliak/
Kath O’Donnell is an artist exploring extinction, speculative evolution and ecologies, habitats, landscape, interconnectedness and decentralised topologies via various digital and physical mediums.
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Branch3D, 46 Ross Street,Sydney,NSW,Australia, Pyrmont
