‘Here’s Something I’ve Been Wanting To Show You’
14.09.2024 – 26.09.2024
This exhibition brings together a group of RMIT's Gold and Silversmithing students and alumni from 2018 to the present, showcasing works that reflect a diverse range of experiences and personal journeys.
These artists all studied just prior and during the unique and challenging times of the pandemic, and this exhibition marks the first time many of these objects will be publicly presented. Perhaps due to the nature of the circumstances in which they were made, their works often reveal private moments and share deep reflections.
As a collection of works, ‘Here's Something I've Been Wanting to Show You’ makes manifest and showcases the innovative practices, solidarity and caring relationships that underpin RMIT's Gold and Silversmithing studios. This project communicates how creativity, community and art come together—an ongoing conversation that continues to shape the future of this collective.
With works by Angelica Zumpo, Angelique Fry, Ann Welton, Aphra Cheesman, Beth Sanderson, Brooke Coutts-Wood, Christine Murray, Ciara Steggerda, Claire McArdle, Courtney Hogan, Deborah Fisher, Dee Robinson, Elisa Zorraquin, Emma Byrne, Gaia Maria Walicka, Grae Burnished, Hongyu Chen, Isabella Hope-Miller, Jale Sezai, Jennifer Baulch, Jessica Phippen, Jessie Hack, Katherine Hubble, Kelly Christodoulou, Ko Jou Chen, Lindy McSwan, Lixian Wu, Madeline Wright, Mariia Tseveleva, Matisse Stynes, Mengting Zou, Michaela Pegum, Moqian Wang, Nao Hirata, Rachel Simoons, Rose Li Cai Gamble, Saiqu Ma, Sang Yutian, Sarah Lockey, Sirui Yang, Siteng Wei, Sophie Quinn, Stephanie Rachael Corthorne, Saud Ayman G Alsaleh, Teegan Horat, Valentin Ostrom, Victoria Zhook, Vivian Qiu, Yara Ueltschi, Yi Jen Chu, Yin-Yu Tseng, Yu Fang Chi, Yujan Jiang and Zipei Huang.
Curated by Cathy Doe, Mark Edgoose, Kirsten Haydon and Sarah Lockey.
This exhibition has been produced by RMIT University at Design Hub Gallery with the support of the RMIT University Student Union. It is presented as part of the Radiant Pavilion Contemporary Jewellery and Object Biennial.