Singleton Arts & Culture Centre Exhibition

A collaboration between a creator of wearable art and large-scale crochet installations and a performance artist presenting a vibrant consideration of rhythmic structures will launch the 2025 exhibition program at Singleton Arts and Cultural Centre when it opens on Friday 7 February.

Threads in Motion will be the first exhibition in the main gallery space for the new year, showcasing Newcastle-based artist Dr Louisa Magrics whose work centres on large-scale crochet installations and wearable art, and Niki Schild, a collaborative multiform artist with a focus on dance.

As well as presenting works made out of crotchet, the exhibition features video of Niki wearing the works in performances. It will run from 8 February to 27 April.

Everyone is invited to the official opening of the exhibitions at Singleton Arts and Cultural Centre on Friday 7 February at 6pm. For more information, visit W singletonartsandculturalcentre.com.au