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Kannitha Art Space | KAS Projects | Inclusive. Empowering. Passionate. Invoking the power of SLOW.

KANNITHA

KAS Projects

Arts writing and online gallery

Kannitha Lim
Arts writer

Dedicated to the promotion of local artists from Melbourne, Mornington Peninsular and greater Victoria including those Victorian expats who have moved interstate. Being an inclusive space for those artists and arts lovers with travel difficulties due to disability, chronic illness, mental illness or living in isolation from the broader arts community.

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Brain Ocean Access no.8
Kim Henenberg

KAS Projects

Inclusive. Empowering. Passionate. Slow Power.

Focus on local artists and exhibitions.

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Online Gallery

Showcasing local artists and artworks featured in recent arts writing by KAS.

– coming soon –

Creating Community

Looking for Volunteers to photograph and write about artists, art communities, art studios and gallery exhibitions in their local area.

Artists & Artisans

Find local artists & artisans working with an in/visible disability, mental illness or neurodiversity and/or working in isolation from the broader arts community.

SLOWPOKE

Slow Power Collective

Invoking the power of SLOW. A very SLOW person. At a snails pace. SLOW as molasses. Infiltrate. Labour. Steadily. Wander. Dawdle. Float. Crawl.

Celebrating Community

Contact KAS to advertise your local art class and exhibition.

Share your ideas with links to your artist talks for our online community.

Paint on canvas with words hand stitched into canvas with thread reading, ME tigHT, Held WITHIN, HOLD ME, HOLD Me tighT.

Paint on canvas with words hand stitched into canvas with thread reading, ME tigHT, Held WITHIN, HOLD ME, HOLD Me tighT.

Revealing Vulnerability

Small glazed pottery bowl sits on sand covered surface surrounded by broken pottery shards and larger vessels in the distance.

Small glazed pottery bowl sits on sand covered surface surrounded by broken pottery shards and larger vessels in the distance.

Holding

CULTURAL TRANSFORMATIONS THROUGH TIME AND SPACE

CULTURAL TRANSFORMATIONS THROUGH TIME AND SPACE

CULTURAL TRANSFORMATIONS THROUGH TIME AND SPACE

Landfish sits on a yellow chair holding a yellow steering wheel surrounded by sea creatures and eyeballs inside the blue interior of another Landfish head, neck and shoulders.

Landfish sits on a yellow chair holding a yellow steering wheel surrounded by sea creatures and eyeballs inside the blue interior of another Landfish head, neck and shoulders.

Brain ocean access no.8

Responding to Sam Kariotis: 1000 Lizards

Responding to Sam Kariotis: 1000 Lizards

Responding to Sam Kariotis: 1000 Lizards

An oil painting depicting a studio scene of two figures surrounded by five boxes in various hues of cream and yellow. The floor is a dark grey blue against a light grey blue background wall with shadows cast by the bright studio light. One figure is sitting onto of a cardboard box while holding in their arms a yellow rectangular box which is balancing onto of a large cream coloured box with round cut out holes at the front where legs are dangling outward.

An oil painting depicting a studio scene of two figures surrounded by five boxes in various hues of cream and yellow. The floor is a dark grey blue against a light grey blue background wall with shadows cast by the bright studio light. One figure is sitting onto of a cardboard box while holding in their arms a yellow rectangular box which is balancing onto of a large cream coloured box with round cut out holes at the front where legs are dangling outward.

Responding to Marion Harper: Restless Encounter - un Projects

Dr. Yoko Akama,

Associate Professor in the School of Design, RMIT University.

"... love your quiet yet precise voice."

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