Drawing Space: minus and plus, is a collection of small-scale drawings by Perth based artist Suzanne K Franklin (aka sue.k.).
With the intent to open the experience of viewing to one that’s unhindered by narrative, each work exhibited as part of this exhibition depicts a sphere, or spheres, and a horizon line only. While minimal in what is presented, these, along with the surface marks found in most, become the tools to negotiate the complexities of space, time, and the emotive power of colour and image.
Hours 
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Tue 10 Jun |
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Wed 11 Jun |
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Thu 12 Jun |
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Fri 13 Jun |
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Sat 14 Jun |
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Tue 17 Jun |
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Wed 18 Jun |
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Thu 19 Jun |
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Fri 20 Jun |
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Sat 21 Jun |
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Location 
fortyfivedownstairs
45 Flinders Ln
Melbourne 3000
Price and bookings
This is a free event
Booking not required
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