when: 23 January 2025 - 16 February 2025 | venue: M16 Artspace | cost: See event for details | address: 21 Blaxland Crescent Griffith 2603 | website: https://m16artspace.com.au | tickets: https://events.humanitix.com/block-1-exhibitions-opening-jqfv7qur//?q=eyJ0eXBlIjoiYm9va2luZyIsImRlc3RpbmF0aW9uIjoiaHR0cHM6Ly9ldmVudHMu
published: 07 Feb 2025, 5 min read
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…Is somebody gonna match my freak?' is a joint exhibition by Sophie Dumaresq and Asil Habara (wet sahara), the 2024 recipients of the M16 Artspace ANU Emerging Artists Support Scheme, generously sponsored by the Narrabundah Family Medical Practice.
The exhibition title is taken from the title of the pop song by Tinashe that once went viral. The exhibition is a tongue-in-check nod to the two artists shared sense of humour and interest in online popular culture, shit posting and the very real-life currents behind driving viral trends.
'…Is somebody gonna match my freak?' will open alongside 'Creek' by Kirsten Wehner.
Don't miss the opening of these fantastic exhibitions, head to the website to learn more!
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…Is somebody gonna match my freak?' is a joint exhibition by Sophie Dumaresq and Asil Habara (wet sahara), the 2024 recipients of the M16 Artspace ANU Emerging Artists Support Scheme, generously sponsored by the Narrabundah Family Medical Practice.
The exhibition title is taken from the title of the pop song by Tinashe that once went viral. The exhibition is a tongue-in-check nod to the two artists shared sense of humour and interest in online popular culture, shit posting and the very real-life currents behind driving viral trends.
'…Is somebody gonna match my freak?' will open alongside 'Creek' by Kirsten Wehner.
Don't miss the opening of these fantastic exhibitions, head to the website to learn more!
Go see …Is somebody gonna match my freak? | Sophie Dumaresq and Asil Habara 2025.
…Is somebody gonna match my freak? | Sophie Dumaresq and Asil Habara 2025 is on 23 January 2025 - 16 February 2025. The opening hours are: See event website for details. Conveniently located in Griffith. Call 02 6295 9438 for details. Visit their website at https://m16artspace.com.au.
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