Sandra Selig, Colour is the sound of light (detail), 2022. Spun polyester thread, nails, acrylic paint, 300 x 446 x 359cm. Photo: Carl Warner. Courtesy: the artist, Milani Gallery, Brisbane, Sarah Cottier Gallery, Sydney, and NorthSite Contemporary Arts, Cairns, QLD.

Exploring Giant Molecules is the largest exhibition to date of Queensland artist Sandra Selig, bringing together key examples of her interdisciplinary projects from the past two decades.

Accompanying the exhibition is the artist’s first major monograph. It features essays by Hamish Sawyer, Leighton Craig and Professor Susan Best, alongside an interview with José Da Silva, providing important and timely scholarship on Selig’s work and documentation of the exhibition.

Selig is represented by Milani Gallery, Brisbane and Sarah Cottier Gallery, Sydney. Exploring Giant Molecules was developed by the University of Sunshine Coast Art Gallery in partnership with UNSW Galleries, Sydney. The project was supported by the Queensland Government through Arts Queensland.

Opening Event: Friday 28 April, 6 – 8pm.

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