
'(un)seen' is considered a continuation of the artist's interest in contemporary narcissism and its place within our visual culture.
How do we see ourselves, both alone and within the space(s) we inhabit? The exhibition exploits a technique that Spivak has spent the last six years exploring: hand silvered glass panels reminiscent of a process from 18th century alchemy. At the turn of the century, alchemical science was making a profound acceleration and a by product of this was glass mirrors (oppose to the polished metal surfaces used exclusively by the wealthy).
Hours 
Date | Times |
---|---|
Wed 16 Apr |
|
Thu 17 Apr |
|
Fri 18 Apr |
|
Sat 19 Apr |
|
Sun 20 Apr |
|
Mon 21 Apr |
|
Tue 22 Apr |
|
Wed 23 Apr |
|
Thu 24 Apr |
|
Fri 25 Apr |
|
Sat 26 Apr |
|
Sun 27 Apr |
|
Mon 28 Apr |
|
Tue 29 Apr |
|
Wed 30 Apr |
|
Thu 1 May |
|
Fri 2 May |
|
Sat 3 May |
|
Sun 4 May |
|
Mon 5 May |
|
Tue 6 May |
|
Wed 7 May |
|
Thu 8 May |
|
Fri 9 May |
|
Sat 10 May |
|
Sun 11 May |
|
Price and bookings
This is a free event
Booking not required
Only In The City

The best free and cheap family activities
Find family-friendly fun and free events in Melbourne.

What's free in Melbourne this month
Everything to see, do and enjoy in Melbourne for free this month.
Discover more

Ayoung Kim – Delivery Dancer's Arc: 0° Receiver
Korean artist Ayoung Kim creates a multiverse that blurs boundaries between space, time and self.

Jennifer Fyfe: Descript
A feature exhibition by artist Jennifer Fyfe, created over five years.

Jac Hartje: Algorithmic Landscapes
Algorithmic Landscapes are works employing photography, printmaking, and sculptural disciplines.

Rosie Hastie: Untitled Monuments
An exhibition of photographic images of a constructed world.