Alex Hamilton, Vague religion breeds an ideological parasites needs, Acrylic paint and ink with repurposed acrylic strips and water colour paper, 108.1 x 81.1 cm, 2024
Alex Hamilton, while evil shown on maps grows stranger, threatening danger, the sun’s bossy anchor escapes the festering canker, Acrylic paint and ink with repurposed acrylic strips and water colour paper, 167.5 x 115.6, 2024
Alex Hamilton, Grass scribble on beach sand, we go by car, laughing come back, i open the car door get out, they drive off, Acrylic paint and ink with repurposed acrylic strips and water colour paper, 179 x 118.2 x 1.4 cm, 2024

“Concrete fictions casting weather, let’s go back to the hills together.” An online exhibition from Alex Hamilton is now live.

Click here to visit the virtual viewing room.

Alex Hamilton (b. 1958, Adelaide) lives and works in Melbourne, Australia. An artist, filmmaker and musician, Hamilton creates works that pose thought-provoking questions and, at times, syntactic answers, reflecting on the age we live in and the challenges of our turbulent world. 

In this online exhibition, we present a series of works that span the nearly two-decade-long working relationship the artist has had with the gallery. From small ink drawings included in the first iterations of the gallery’s program in 2008, to large-scale multi-media paintings from 2024.

Hamilton is engaging with contemporary themes, drawing inspiration from past centuries of music, art, literature, and philosophy. Using a wide range of materials — inks, paints, pens, Perspex, photocopied papers, scratching, and other interventions — Hamilton offers a timeless yet urgent commentary on the human experience. 

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