Paul Quick is an emerging artist whose work reflects the trivialities, joys, and interactions of day-to-day life.
Adult Human Being is an exhibition of self-portraiture showcasing Quickβs vivid colour palette, expressive and incidental mark making, and discerning use of text, all employed to articulate astute observations of self and place.
Adult Human Being will open on Thursday 12 October at Res Artis. This exhibition will continue until Saturday 11 November.
Res Artis is open on Thursdays and Fridays (12-5pm) during the exhibition period.
Accessibility
Wheelchair accessible
Entry to Res Artis Project Space is through Gertrude Glasshouse during gallery hours, or by private appointment at other times.
Gertrude Glasshouse is fully wheelchair accessible, however Glasshouse Road is an uneven bluestone street. Glasshouse Road can be accessed by car from Wellington Street and passengers can be dropped off at the door.
Ambulant toilet and baby change facilities available.
The closest tram stops to Gertrude Glasshouse are:
Route 86 towards Bundoora: Gertrude Street and Smith Street (Stop 15)
Route 86 towards Waterfront City Docklands/CBD: Peel Street and Smith Street (Stop 16)
Route 109 towards Box Hill: Wellington Street and Victoria Parade (Stop 16)
Route 109 towards Port Melbourne/CBD: Wellington Street and Victoria Parade (Stop 16)
The closest train stop is Collingwood Station on the Hurtsbridge and South Morang lines.
Walk south away from the Station and turn right into Gipps Street. Walk along Gipps Street (over Hoddle Street) for about 5 minutes and turn left into Rokeby Street, then right into Glasshouse Road.
There are 1hr and 2hr parking spots along Wellington Parade, Langridge Street, Peel Street and in the surrounding areas.
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