As the weather cools down, settle in and catch up on what’s happening at invisible art space and related events/projects…

NOW ::: May 2026 @ invisible art space

06-30 May 2026 ::: Linda Loh (Melbourne) studio residency and Quiver exhibition.

Linda is in town creating an art work during her studio residency until 15th, then her Quiver exhibition opens on Saturday 16th and runs until 30th, with the gallery open 16, 17, 23, 24 and 30 May, 12-3pm.

You’re invited to the Quiver opening event on 16 May, 12-3pm. Please come along and make Linda welcome and see her new video installation!

Biography

Linda Loh is an Australian visual artist based in Naarm / Melbourne, Australia. 

Her multimedia works navigate the elusive form and materiality of digital space with transformed sources of light. 

She holds a Bachelor of Fine Art from RMIT University, Australia, and a Master of Fine Arts from the School of Visual Arts, New York City.  

Her video, virtual reality and digital 3D works have been presented worldwide and online, including at NARS Foundation (NYC), Westbeth Gallery (NYC), SVA Galleries (NYC), Untitled Art, Miami, The Loop (Hobart), Bunjil Place (Melbourne), Kunsthalle Zurich, University of Porto, University of Victoria (Canada), the iDMAa (International Digital Media and Arts Association), Marais DigitARt 2024 (augmented reality exhibition, Paris, France), and various online programs, including a solo pavilion for The Wrong Biennale (invited) and Midnight Arboretum, a virtual 3D exhibition curated by Dina Chang.

In 2024 she was a resident artist at MAP mima, Lake Macquarie, and in 2025 at The Corridor Project, Australia. Her work was screened at ANAT SPECTRA 2025::Reciprocity (Australia) and at the University of Texas, Dallas. She presented at ISEA2024 (International Symposium on Electronic Art) in Brisbane and ISEA2025 in Seoul, South Korea. 

In 2026, her works were curated into the International Media Art Festival CYFEST 17 (Thessaloniki, Greece and Venice Italy), as well as Le Musée Dehors, Caen and Digitale Zone, Marseille, (France). She presented work at the New Media Caucus Symposium (Arizona), the PARTICLE + WAVE Festival (Calgary) and the Double Vision screening program (Sydney).  She was a finalist in the Wyndham Art Prize 2026 (Australia).  

Details: https://lindaloh.com/cv/

Quiver

This exhibition is an iteration of previous works exploring the “orb” form. Extending the recurring themes of light, circles and blurred boundaries, this opportunity to access multiple screens enables the integration of various versions, culminating in an abstraction of ideas informing the work: multiplicity, “all at once,” entanglement, parallel play, infinity, forever, symbols, ascension, “self” and more.

NEXT @ invisible art space

August ::: Pearl Hyacinth (internet via USA)

05 – 26 September 2026 ::: Elizabeth Rankin (Syd) “The Image of Her” solo exhibition

28 September – 09 October 2026 ::: Katie the Artist (Bris) → art exhibition + popup school holidays art making workshops

17-31 October ::: SOUTH (tbc) → decentralised curation, decentralised exhibitions in the southern hemisphere / global south / south identifying places

02-28 November ::: Emily Simek (Mel) and Shelley Watters (Syd) collaborative studio residency → composting as methodology

RELATED EVENTS

08-23 May ::: The Highlands Theatre Group play, Shirley Valentine, has begun its run, with a triumphant start to the season on Friday 8th. If you’re in town, definitely add this to must see list! Jack has been helping build the set, creating visuals and running the sound desk during the show.

May-June ::: The Pop-Up Project Members Exhibition at Centennial Vineyards features works spanning painting, drawing, sculpture, ceramics, woodworking and photography from artists based in the Southern Highlands. I’ve been enjoyed plotting/printing some of my specture drawings now that my plotter is setup. There are two editions of one of my ink plotter drawings in this exhibition. It’s a great time to visit the Highlands, with the colours of Autumn on show throughout the region. Video of installed works and more information

04-06 June ::: NFC Summit Lisbon, Teia exhibit is being held during day2, 05 June at the Non Fungible Conference (NFC) part of the Summit. NFC is described as “where the creative economy meets Web3 through art. NFC centers entirely on digital and blockchain-based artistic practices, with dedicated exhibitions, installations, and immersive experiences unfolding across the site.” I’m co-curating the Teia art community screen as part of Teia’s decentralised curation team. There are two parts: firstly, invited artists will create works and secondly, the community nominates suggested artists and the Teia DAO votes on who will be included.

Grassroots, community archive sites are back online:

::: Brisbane Dance Parties Archive → this site is one of my long-term research project and documents flyers, names and places in the early dance parties scene in Brisbane (1987-2001, though will be extended soon). There’s still work to do on the structure and additional memories to add, so the site will evolve over time. Enjoy the memories!

::: The Stealth Collection → this site catalogues the hip hop collection of Mark Pollard from Stealth Magazine and The Mothership Connection radio show. Many of the releases were promos, sent to Mark to be featured in his magazine and/or radio show. It’s a great snapshot of some of the Australian hip hop community from the past few decades