@Platform Arts
Until Saturday 18 April
‘What it means to remember’ brings together artists whose practices engage with memory and place, revealing how such explorations offer layered and diffractive networks that respond to, and at times, remedy the passage of time.
Honouring the fluid nature of time, ‘what it means to remember’ highlights how artists stretch and compress perception, forging connections between body, memory, and environment. The curation of exhibitions, performance, and events positions art as both mirror and archive acknowledging culture as dynamic and ephemeral, yet made tangible through acts of making and storytelling.
Across traditional and experimental forms, the artists in what it means to remember trace how memory is recorded, expressed, and reimagined. Together, their works propose art as a vessel for holding, translating, and renewing what might otherwise be lost, illuminating the ways migration, belonging, and post-colonial experience continue to shape our sense of home.
60 Little Malop St, Geelong
P 5224 2815
www.platformarts.org.au
