DNA [Deadly Nui Art] a group exhibition where artists are called to respond to their own DNA exploring the concept of DNA as a hereditary self-replicating material, which is present in nearly all-living organisms.

This exciting collaboration with our artist in residence Matt ‘Adnate’ (a member of the International Street Art collective ‘Awol Crew’) and six young emerging artists from Northern Melbourne’s urban Indigenous communities and six young artists from migrant & refugee backgrounds to produce works for this exhibition..

Brook Andrew | Joel Birnie |  Maree Clarke |  Peter Waples-Crowe | Robyne Latham |  Anna Liebzeit | Tobias Reef

Curated by: Kimba Thompson

2 May – 8 June  at The Substation

OPENING: 27th March 2014 – 6.30pm-8.30pm

ARTISTS: Shona Te Hau • Kui Taukilo • Vicki Kinai • Kirsten Lyttle

Curated by Grace Vanilau & Jacob Tolo

Ömie Artists Inc. in association with Blak Dot Gallery, are delighted to present this very special exhibition by the internationally celebrated Ömie women artists of Papua New Guinea. To Dance in Beauty: Ömie Tapa from New Guinea brings together an exquisite new body of work created in the remote mountain villages that surround the volcano Huvaimo in Oro Province…

Blak Dot presents it’s annual GLBTQI exhibition which this year celebrates and explores the theme of the skin in which we live. In the spirit of true exploration though, what better way to examine the theme than with someone else? This group show enlists artists from various cultural backgrounds and creative practices to examine and imagine the theme…