when: 04 - 29 June 2025 | | cost: Free | address: 548 New South Head Rd Double Bay NSW 2028 Australia | website: https://samantha-ferris.com/the-garden-of-time-sydney/
published: 03 Jun 2025, 5 min read
The Garden of Time is a group exhibition featuring works by six diverse artists from Australia and the Netherlands. The title of exhibition is taken from J. G. Ballard's nostalgic short story of impending doom and the appreciation of beauty as time runs out and a new age unfurls.
In Ballard's story, exquisite crystal flowers on the verge of extinction have the ability to push back the inevitable. Within the gallery space at Woollahra, overlooking Blackburn Gardens and Sydney Harbour, the commissioned artworks stand in for the exotic time flowers in Ballard's story, they are glistening jewels with ulterior motives. They not only embody time in their creation, but hold it back from the forces of destruction - if only temporarily.
Artists: Sanne Bax (NL), Daan den Houter (NL) Evelyn Malgil (AU), Adam Norton (AU), Vivian Cooper Smith (AU), Anique Weve (NL).
Curator: Samantha Ferris (AU)
4 to 29 June 2025
Public program:
Opening night: Wednesday 4 June 6-8pm
Meet the artists: Saturday 7 June 10am-12pm
Panel discussion: Sunday 22 June 2-4pm
Garden tea in the gallery: Saturday 28 June 2-5pm (tickets)
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The Garden of Time is a group exhibition featuring works by six diverse artists from Australia and the Netherlands. The title of exhibition is taken from J. G. Ballard's nostalgic short story of impending doom and the appreciation of beauty as time runs out and a new age unfurls.
In Ballard's story, exquisite crystal flowers on the verge of extinction have the ability to push back the inevitable. Within the gallery space at Woollahra, overlooking Blackburn Gardens and Sydney Harbour, the commissioned artworks stand in for the exotic time flowers in Ballard's story, they are glistening jewels with ulterior motives. They not only embody time in their creation, but hold it back from the forces of destruction - if only temporarily.
Artists: Sanne Bax (NL), Daan den Houter (NL) Evelyn Malgil (AU), Adam Norton (AU), Vivian Cooper Smith (AU), Anique Weve (NL).
Curator: Samantha Ferris (AU)
4 to 29 June 2025
Public program:
Opening night: Wednesday 4 June 6-8pm
Meet the artists: Saturday 7 June 10am-12pm
Panel discussion: Sunday 22 June 2-4pm
Garden tea in the gallery: Saturday 28 June 2-5pm (tickets)
Go see The Garden of Time 2025.
The Garden of Time 2025 is on 04 - 29 June 2025. See start and end times below. Conveniently located in Double Bay. Call 0430318438 for details. Visit their website at https://samantha-ferris.com/the-garden-of-time-sydney/.
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