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An artwork representing pages from a book, with illuminated text on one side and a hellish image of flames and skulls on the other.

Until 13 Sep

Braden Howard: Muktoraah

Muktoraah is an exploration of a fictional land created by Khaanis Uldur, a being of shadow and darkness. Muktoraah, a realm of chaos and destruction is controlled and ruled by 10 divine beings known as the Kha Muktu. There are ten different Kha Muktu within Mukturaah, each with divine powers of their own, being loosely based on the seven deadly sins. This exhibition features creatures, worlds, gods, magical beings and powerful relics from the realm of chaos.

The exhibition Mukturaah’was created in a response to current world events. Global conflicts, widespread diseases and financial stress have all played a part in these artworks on board, paper and resin.

Date	Times
Wed 10 Sep	12:00pm - 7:00pm
Thu 11 Sep	12:00pm - 7:00pm
Fri 12 Sep	12:00pm - 7:00pm
Sat 13 Sep	12:00pm - 4:00pm

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