HOME: An exhibition by Project Market-space 2024EXPIRED
published: 13 Sep 2024, 3 min read, 'EVENT EXPIRED'
when: 21 September 2024 | cost: Free | address: 3a Joynton Avenue, Zetland NSW 2017Bringing together creatives who have been a part of past Project Market-space events and new artists, Project Market-space’s one-night only exhibition HOME explores various artists’ interpretations of home and celebrates the sense of community that has been nurtured through Project Market-space events over the last year and a half.
HOME will be happening alongside Project Market-space’s art market as part of Pop-up 08 – the last pop-up that will be held in 107 Green Square.
Drop by 107 Green Square on the 21st of September between 5pm-9pm to support the artists and to bid farewell to the amazing space that has been the home to Project Market-space.
Project Market-space is an artist-run initiative that was initiated by @_wenpeii (Wen Pei) and @paintingshoe (Angela) in February 2023. It is currently organized and curated by Wen Pei and a small team of volunteers. The Project primarily focuses on nurturing supportive spaces for emerging creatives and small-business owners, especially women, queer persons, and or persons-of-colour, to share their work by running a stall or hosting a workshop at the Project’s pop-up events regardless of their experience in the field.
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