Precarious Proximity 2025

when: 12 June 2025 - 26 July 2025 | venue: Craft + Design Canberra | cost: See event for details | address: 180 London Circuit Canberra 2601 | website: https://craftanddesigncanberra.org

published: 16 Jun 2025, 5 min read

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Precarious Proximity brings together artists Jo Victoria, Robyn Campbell, and Julie Bartholomew in an exploration of the dynamic relationship between glass and porcelain. These visually striking yet technically contrasting materials share transformative processes under heat, creating a delicate balance of distinction and harmony.

Through their work, the artists celebrate the interplay of solidity and openness, reflection and refraction, and shadows and light, inviting audiences to experience the tactile and sensual qualities of these materials. Robyn Campbell's pieces explore the interdependence of glass and porcelain in reflecting the natural world. Jo Victoria draws inspiration from the interaction of light and shadow across translucent and fragmented forms. Julie Bartholomew's Evanescence series addresses the material transformations of glass and porcelain, reflecting the impacts of climate change on melting glaciers.

This compelling exhibition highlights the interconnectedness of humanity and environment, showcasing the creative possibilities of aligning contrasting materials.

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Precarious Proximity 2025 | What's on in Canberra

Precarious Proximity 2025 is on 12 June 2025 - 26 July 2025. The opening hours are: See event website for details. Conveniently located in Canberra. Call 02 6262 9333 for details. Visit their website at https://craftanddesigncanberra.org.

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Event Details

what: Precarious Proximity 2025
when: 12 June 2025 - 26 July 2025
start time/end time: See event website for details
venue: Craft + Design Canberra
phone: 02 6262 9333
city/suburb: Canberra ACT

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