Sutton Gallery

Sutton Gallery will be closed for ANZAC Day tomorrow (25/4).
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We will re-open on Wednesday 29 April, resuming solo exhibitions from Aleks Danko and Rachael Robb, respectively.
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Image:
Aleks Danko
‘Songs of Australia Vol 4 The Art of Living AT HOME’, 1998
Illuminated duo trans, powder coated metal, light
Dimensions variable
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Photography Andrew Curtis .art.doc
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Mia Khin Boe
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‘In fright’, 2026
Acrylic on linen
152.5 x 76cm
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In her third solo presentation at Sutton Gallery, artist Mia Khin Boe draws on a variety of emotive visual content ranging from historic colonial documents to 1970s Australian cinema.

Vignettes of personal memories, spiritual imaginations, and filmic source material reverberate across Sutton Gallery. Varying in detail and scale, Boe’s figuration sublimates a deeper, psychological resonance bubbling under an opaque surface. Using portals, horizons, and voids, Boe funnels ideas between the limits of depicted scenes. Similarly, shadows, echoes, and truncated limbs bridge disparate, apparitional worlds, each unfolding and revealing themselves at once.

Throughout ‘Walking about’, Boe supplants the physical constraints of the figure, presenting bodies consumed by a sense of reflection and interiority. In turn, her paintings provide generative sites where narrative builds and emotion swells.
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Exhibition concludes April 11.
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