Aisle 8
Reflecting on her childhood from a mixed diasporic background, Chiranjika Grasby responds to the sensorial aspects of Asian Supermarkets and how they helped her form a connection to her cultural heritage in this multimedia visual arts exhibition.
The exhibition explores the everyday aspects that bring culturally diverse Australians together as a marginalized community, providing togetherness through sensory and ritual observations. The artist will use the Asian supermarket as a personal space in which they have experienced these ritual moments, in an new exhibition featuring installation, video, and found object-based work.
Presented by: Nexus Arts
Nexus Arts is a leader in culturally diverse and intercultural artistic practice. We are the only contemporary arts organisation in South Australia with this focus. Nexus presents contemporary art which explores, promotes and celebrates cultural diversity. We foster excellence by supporting culturally and linguistically diverse and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists with development programs and presentation opportunities, engaging broad audiences to experience diverse artistic practice.
Special Opening Saturday 5th March 12pm to 4pm.