Upcoming Exhibition
Orogenesis
Orogenesis (mountain building) is an artistic investigation of the geological past of the the Mid North Coast of New South Wales. Through the lens of interdisciplinary artist Dr. Kim Hamilton, Orogenesis takes audiences to the world of escarpments, rock outcrops, and mountain building. Kim is now working on eight new site-specific artworks portraying rock formations, changing tectonic plates, and the erosion that produced our mountainous terrain. Pop-up and virtual exhibitions are set to open in September 2024.
Kim is currently undertaking artist study and field work on geological formations such as the spectacular Great Escarpment, Tapin Tops National Park.
This project is supported by the MidCoast Arts Support Program, a MidCoast Council initiative assisting the creative industry sector.
Recent Exhibitions
Figure 2. Dual nature
Kim Hamilton 2024, Mixed Media Digital Print, 50 x 75cm, DUALITY – an artistic exploration of quantum science, Centre for Engineered Quantum System (EQUS), Flow Studios, Sydney, May 16 – May 20 2024.
The Great Artificial Wave
Kim Hamilton 2024, Mixed Media Digital Composition, Exit Plan, Museum of Wild and Newfangled Art, New York, February 1 – April 30 2024.
Rock Pool
Kim Hamilton 2023
200cm x 252cm, metal panels
Rock Pool explores the origin of life from single cells to the complex and divergent life of the sea and land. The work was commissioned for the the Art Wall @ Black Head located on the south wall of the Library Art Gallery, Hallidays Point.
Quantum Law – Emergence
Kim Hamilton 2022, Digital Print, 50 x 85cm, Quantum Art Competition, ARC Centre of Excellence for Engineered Quantum Systems, M2 Gallery, Sydney, June 29 – July 3 2023.
Deformation
Kim Hamilton 2023, Mixed Media Digital Composition, Art@Climate2030, Sweden (online), May 19 – August 15, 2023.
Nano creation
Kim Hamilton 2022, Mixed Media Digital Composition, 120cm x 88cm, Finalist Post-apocalyptic Computing And Technology Exhibition, Unconventional Computing Lab, The University of the West of England, Bristol, September 1 – October 31, 2022.
Virtual Exhibition can be viewed at, https://assets.artplacer.com/virtual-exhibitions/?i=5660