Glimpse Art Space

18/08/2026

Ruere
Ingmar Apinis & Kelly Manning
Until August 20

Ruere is a collaborative installation by Kelly Manning and Ingmar Apinis, formed through conversations about human touch being eroded by the algorithmic tide and our bodies bearing the weight of an environmental unravelling.

Ingmar Apinis (he/him) is a multi-disciplinary artist based in Naarm/Melbourne, Australia whose practice explores post-digital aesthetics and internet culture through a q***r lens.

Kelly Manning (she/her) is a Naarm based neurodiverse multidisciplinary artist who expands printmaking into sculptural and wearable forms using salvaged materials, to explore survival, resilience, and the politics embedded in matter.



www.kellymanning.art
www.ingmarapinis.com
Glimpse Art Space
Northcote Rise

18/08/2026

Ruere
Ingmar Apinis & Kelly Manning
Until August 20

Ruere is a collaborative installation by Kelly Manning and Ingmar Apinis, formed through conversations about human touch being eroded by the algorithmic tide and our bodies bearing the weight of an environmental unravelling.

Ingmar Apinis (he/him) is a multi-disciplinary artist based in Naarm/Melbourne, Australia whose practice explores post-digital aesthetics and internet culture through a q***r lens.

Kelly Manning (she/her) is a Naarm based neurodiverse multidisciplinary artist who expands printmaking into sculptural and wearable forms using salvaged materials, to explore survival, resilience, and the politics embedded in matter.

Northcote Rise


www.kellymanning.art
www.ingmarapinis.com

17/08/2026

Ruere
Ingmar Apinis & Kelly Manning
Until August 20

Ingmar Apinis (he/him) is a multi-disciplinary artist based in Naarm/Melbourne, Australia whose practice explores post-digital aesthetics and internet culture through a q***r lens.

Kelly Manning (she/her) is a Naarm based neurodiverse multidisciplinary artist who expands printmaking into sculptural and wearable forms using salvaged materials, to explore survival, resilience, and the politics embedded in matter.

29/07/2026

Ruere

Ingmar Apinis
&
Kelly Manning

27 July - 20 August 2026

Ruere is a collaborative installation by Kelly Manning and Ingmar Apinis, formed through conversations about human touch being eroded by the algorithmic tide and our bodies bearing the weight of an environmental unravelling.

22/07/2026

Kate Gabb
Conversations in Textiles

My art making practice centres around objects and materials from the home. Textiles woven together to create hanging pieces and functional domestic objects remade to support and gather the textile pieces. These materials are exhibited as installations in the gallery space.
Textiles that have reached the end of their useable life, clothes, and linen, which were worn, slept on and where dreams are made, linen that is used on tables, materials that are close to the body, intimate and personal. Textiles as the extra layer we wear to protect ourselves from the natural elements, others, they offer a sense of dignity, camouflage, aesthetics and become part of our identity.
Textiles are transformed through process into new pieces, weavings and hangings, installed they reconnect with the space between the pieces, are elevated in the space and can be viewed from multiple sides.
Objects from the home are transformed into art, through process and using materials like bronze, glass, and ceramics. Taking in to consideration ideas of hierarchy of materials, within the installation materials like the bronze become of equal value to the textiles and ceramics.

03/07/2026

Kate Gabb
Conversations in Textiles
June 27-July 24, 2026

Kate Gabb is an emerging multidisciplinary artist who works across the mediums of sculpture, drawing and printmaking. Kate is in her final year of the Masters of Contemporary Art at VCA, with a focus on installation using the mediums of textiles, weaving and sculpture. This year Kate participated in Material Ecologies at Parallel projects: The Art Room, Footscray. In 2025 as part of the Tin Pot Artists collective, she exhibited in Counter, In-counter at No Vacancy, Melbourne and Unsettled Ground at Yarra Sculpture Gallery, Abbotsford. Kate has exhibited extensively over the past decade in various group shows and galleries.

Rise
Osteopathic Clinic

15/05/2026

01/05/2026

Holly Goodridge
Taking Time to Build New Worlds

My current body of work centers around creating immersive textile installations that focus on the experiences of being neurodivergent and chronically ill. It reframes knitting and crochet as essential practices of connection, resilience, and self-regulation, encouraging my audience to engage with alternative sensory, temporal, and emotional realities. By transforming the process of neurodivergent survival into a shared experience, the work addresses the invisibility of individuals with a disability and interrogates feminist labour as a space of care, agency, and shared embodiment.

The knitted abstractions move at a far slower pace than my previous paintings in acrylic. Where acrylic demanded speed, knitting insists on taking its time. This deliberate slowness is a refusal to do things in the most efficient way possible. As a disabled human I live through the understanding that disabled people require not simply more time but a reconfiguration of temporality itself. It is about navigating ableist barriers outside of one’s control. As an autistic woman, much of my energy is spent masking, monitoring gestures, words, and behaviours to appear “acceptable” in neurotypical environments. This hidden labour is both exhausting and isolating. My practice mirrors this endurance through the repetitive gestures of knitting and crochet, each piece taking hours upon hours to complete.

Both autism and chronic illness impose temporalities that deviate from the normative clock, requiring constant negotiation with a world that is not interested in waiting and slowing down. I challenge these ideas by making work that can only be made through waiting and slowing down.

Showing at Glimpse Art Space April 30 - May 27, 2026