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IncarcerNation may have closed, but the conversation keeps going.

One of the most talked-about works in the show was Georgie Mattingley’s The New World (2021). In this three-channel video installation, staff undergo training in a dystopian gated institution — a sinister-kitsch world of power, punishment and feeling. The Mparntwe/Alice Springs-based artist made the film after a period working inside a high-security prison, using an imagined new world to hold the most tormenting and most human moments she witnessed there.

Hanging in the same space is her hand-tinted black-and-white photograph of Don Dale Youth Detention Centre in a state of neglect.

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Georgie Mattingley, The New World, 2021 Three-channel video, 23 minutes

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Georgie Mattingley, Once Upon a Time, 2024 Oil on silver gelatin print, epoxy resin frame

Images courtesy of the artist @georgmat @ngphotographics_australia & @jackingtonesquire

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house show at bathhouse studios _ times announced _ performance times coming soon _ paintings performance by studio artists and their plus ones

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IncarcerNation Public Programs — this Sunday 9 August at NCCA, Vimy Lane, Parap.

Three sessions across one morning, bringing artists, lawyers and historians into conversation about incarceration and justice in the Northern Territory.

9:30AM — UNTOLD DARWIN: Truth to Art History. Gary Lee and Don Christophersen in conversation, chaired by Maurice O’Riordan. Presented courtesy of Agency Projects.

10:30AM — Truth to Power: Evidence-based advocacy. A panel on creativity’s role in communicating serious issues, chaired by Jo Holder with Beth Wild (NT Criminal Lawyers Association), Nick Espie (NATSILS) and a guest speaker from NAAJA.

11:30AM — Truth to Context: Artists working in and around prisons. A floortalk with Mathew Dargan, Sara Maiorino and Georgie Mattingley, chaired by Petrit Abazi.

Free.

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The photos are in, the gallery is open. We appreciate everyone who turned up on Tuesday night for the launch of ‘IncarcerNation’.

We were honoured to have Gary Lee welcome us to his Country with stories of his childhood in Parap, before Ben Grimes, CEO of NAAJA, and Rocket Bretherton from the Justice Reform Initiative opened the exhibition.

Huge thanks to all the artists without whom this exhibition would never have existed.

And big ups to NCCA Board, staff and volunteers who help amplify these important narratives through their work.

📸 Jack Bullen

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IncarcerNation
26 artists on incarceration, justice and systemic inequality in the NT and across Australia.

Hoda Afshar @hodaafshar
Vernon Ah Kee @vernonahkee
Billiamook
Nick Bland
M. Boko
Behrouz Boochani @behrouzboochani
Selma Nunay Coulthard
Mathew Dargan @dargs88
Unrupa Rhonda Dick
Charlie Flannigan
Nicholas Gouldhurst @ngphotographics_australia
Jack Green
Zak Grieve @grievezak
Gary Lee
Chips Mackinolty @chipsmackinolty
Sara Maiorino @_sarafoto
Georgie Mattingley @georgmat
Archie Moore @kithandkin_2024
Sally M Nangala Mulda
Albert Namatjira
Vincent Namatjira
Sandra Saunders
Gordon Syron
Jason Wing @jasonwing1
Anwar Young
Frank Young

Curated by Djon Mundine OAM, Don Nawurlany Christophersen, Jo Holder and Petrit Abazi (@pepsee_abartsy)

In partnership with @thecrossartprojects

On view 5 August – 26 September.

Free entry, all welcome, always.

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Jack of all trades ey

#staytruetattooasp #alicesprings #tattoo #tattoostudio studio #piercingstudio

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Georgie’s Valentines Flash for this Saturday!!🤍
Doors open 11am 💘
See yall there🫶🏻

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Ghosts of Sèance: photography by @ric.hid

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Seance - Final day is Tomorow Saturday 29/11 10am- 4pm

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Installation shots of the group exhibition Séance @gallerygalleryinc.

Séance presents a dialogue between different artistic practices that engage with invisibility, elevation, and the body’s withdrawal. Through this conversation, it explores the unseen as a generative presence — an unstable site where memory, spirit, and image intersect.
The exhibition concept is inspired by early photographic experiments that sought to capture what exists beyond the limits of perception. Drawing on the history of séance photography and Georges Méliès’ pioneering cinematic illusions — such as The Vanishing Lady (1896) and The Man with the Rubber Head (1901) — the exhibition brings together works that use tricks, manipulations, and strategies of staging to suggest the presence of what cannot be seen.

List of works:

Harry McAlpine I Like Technology and Technology Likes Me #2 Charcoal on cotton mat, framed in hand-stained Tasmanian oak and Perspex, 100 × 80 cm, 2023

Parker Lev Dupain I’m starting to look like my father Sawdust, milk, 95.5 × 33 cm each, 2024

Georgie Mattingley Ascension I, II Hand-tinted silver gelatin prints, 25 x 18 cm each, 2017

Ravi Avasti One For John Iron filings, magnets, custom electronics, 96 × 33.3 × 33.5 cm, 2018

Alex Meagher
Bleach study #2
4x5 positive film, lightbox, 2018

Ezz Monem Studio ghosts: or did Nauman have a studio at Gertrude Contemporary? Two-channel video and sound, CRT TVs, 2024–2025

Curated by Ezz Monem.

@raviavasti @parkerlevdupain @harrymcalpine @alex_marms @georgmat @ezzmonem @gallerygalleryinc

Harry McAlpine is represented by CHALK HORSE @chalkhorsegallery
Ezz Monem is represented by THIS IS NO FANTASY @thisisnofantasy

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' fantastic and spectacular, hauting and playfull, alltogether worth seeing...' Seance closes THIS SATURDAY at GG

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Flash sheet ready from @georgmat 👌
Saturday the 29th!!

#tattoo #flashdaytattoo #staytruetattooasp #georgmat #alicesprings

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