'Seeing Painting' by Tarn McLean*

 Seeing Painting invites audiences to step into a world where the act of painting itself becomes both subject and inquiry. In an era dominated by digital imagery and fleeting visual content, this series asks: What does it mean to paint today? What truths can be explored through the slow, deliberate process of making art when digital culture prioritises immediacy and manipulation?

Designed to engage young artists and art enthusiasts, this exhibition challenges viewers to reconsider how they perceive and create. These paintings are not just objects; they are reflections on perception, materiality, and the role of art in a visually saturated culture. Through open discussions with the artist and peers, participants will explore how painting can serve as a counterpoint to the digital and a space for rethinking how we see and experience the world.

This is more than an exhibition—it’s an invitation to think differently about art’s place and purpose in the 21st century.

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"Seeing Painting" - Artist Q&A with senior art students.

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