Event Venue
37 Swanston Street
Camila Galaz
“He pleaded so much that he lost his voice. His bones began to fill with words.”
Gabriel García Márquez, One Hundred Years of Solitude.
Reparar Means To Repair uses video and gesture to explore intergenerational rifts created by mass violence and the attempts to mend damage done – both governmental reparations and personal acts of repair and remembering. The exhibition looks at the relationship between official narratives of reparation and the burden of personal healing through the frame of language and memory.
Camila Galaz lives and works in Melbourne, where she completed Honours in Fine Art in 2012. In her painting and video-based practice, she explores the role of performance and memory in the construction of identity. She also works collaboratively with the art collective TBP.
IMAGE | Camila Galaz, Untitled, 2017, detail, photograph| Courtesy the artist.
Gallery Open | Tuesday-Saturday, 12pm-6pm
Opening Night | Thursday 21 Jun, 6pm–8pm
Closed on public holidays
