Keziah Craven, 192 Days: Paper Imprint of Transitional Emergency Housing: Walls 1 & 2 (detail), 2019. Paper, tape and marker, dimensions variable. Photograph by Brenton McGeachie.
OPENING EVENT Wednesday 28 July from 6:00pm at ANCA Gallery. Free to attend, no bookings required.
Domestic Disturbance explores the traumatic effects of domestic abuse and the failure of government agencies to provide adequate assistance to those impacted by it. Through the development of an architectural embodied space the artist brings her personal ‘lived experience’ through art into the public realm. This exhibition aims to bring public attention to domestic abuse and its prevalence in our community. During 2020 there has been an international increase in reported domestic abuse due to Covid-19 regulations of isolating in the home. This issue needs to be addressed as a matter of urgency.