Exhibition: What Remains

To defy impermanence is to sit with the knowledge that everything will eventually disappear. The exhibition 'What Remains' creates a space to reflect on the idea of keeping even though it will eventually disappear. Artists Cass Li and Cristelle Cabrera explore the desire to preserve memory, identity and personal history through ceramics, video and photography. Responding to the deeply human impulse to collect, document and keep, both artists create archives of their lived experiences.

Curated by Jessica Montecinos.

This project is supported by Create NSW.

Accessibility:

Visitors with restricted mobility can access all public spaces at Bankstown Arts Centre. A lift is located in the foyer to take visitors to any floor in the building. A pathway is located across the courtyard for access between buildings. Entry to the Arts Centre is via the front of the building on Dale Parade. There is a minibus drop-off zone on Dale Parade located 25 metres from the entrance. Accessible parking is also available in the Olympic Parade car park.

Accessible bathrooms are located in the foyer and next to the art gallery and contain handrails and an assistance call button. These are wheelchair accessible and can be accessed either directly or via the lift in the foyer.

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