Artspace presents Superposition of three types, a new exhibition featuring the work of thirteen living contemporary Australian artists spanning generations and mediums, brought together based on their central interest in exploring colourist abstraction. Presented from 10 February until 17 April 2017, Superposition will feature newly commissioned and recent work by: Sydney Ball, Rebecca Baumann, Ry David Bradley, Lara Merrett, Elizabeth Newman, Jonny Niesche, Huseyin Sami, Nike Savvas, Gemma Smith, Brendan van Hek, Julian Day, Spence Messih and Shelley Lasica.

The exhibition aims to highlight the continuing efficacy of practices drawing on colour and form. Works in the exhibition will engage with space and architecture, bleeding and blurring across the Artspace galleries, creating connectivity between practices and a layered, immersive environment.

Art Month Sydney, the annual city-wide festival celebrating contemporary art and artists returns in 2017, presented from 1 March – 20 March, with a renewed focus around bringing Sydney’s most exciting art precincts to life by night.  Following the success of previous Art at Night precinct events held as part of the annual Festival, this year Art Month presents the popular evening series as the cornerstones of its 2017 program, reinvigorating Sydney’s creative neighbourhoods – Redfern/Chippendale, East Sydney and Paddington/Woollahra – over three nights featuring visual and performance artists.

Art Month Sydney’s 2017 program also features a dynamic line-up of Open Studio Tours of Sydney artist studios and Artist Talks, hosted by some of Sydney’s most inspiring artists and creative. Tours and talks will take place over the three-week festival presented from 1 until 20 March 2017 around inner Sydney locations.  The Festival facilitates access to Sydney’s leading and emerging artists and their stories, connecting art lovers to artists through the vibrant network of galleries, institutions, ARIs, art schools, artists and curators.