Exhibitions
exhibitions
UNDISGUISED / UNDISCLOSED
2019 - Heathcote Museum & Gallery.
For his 2019 solo exhibition, multidisciplinary artist Matthew Pope explores the archival, historic and narrative nature of found objects through the performative process of walking.
How is something so calm, so chaotic?
2018 - Gallery 25
This participatory performance work is the final performance of Pope’s Honours Research Project and will be a collation of the research, analysis and experiences that have arisen throughout.
THe rituals
2018 - Ferguson Foundry
The Rituals is an exhibition that explores sacred and personal forms of ritualism and the effects that these rituals have upon the human psyche as well as the physical body. The exhibition showcases the works of four multi-disciplinary West Australian artists - Circus Carnis, Marijke Loosjes, Matthew Pope and Frater Sorath.
MONACHOPSIS
2018 - Spectrum Project Space
The exhibition held at Spectrum Project Space will explore the ideas surrounding Monism and the colloquial term Monachopsis. These terms hold notions of identity; body, mind and oneness, exploring how we sometimes feel out of place and the idea of all existing things belong to one source
HEATHCOTE SELECT
2017 - Heathcote Museum & Gallery
He invites viewers to engage and interact with the sculptures and prints that are exhibited, allowing people to touch, interact and feel the earth. The work consists of sculpture installation, videos and printmaking that explore how the human body connects with nature emotionally, physically and sexually. This connection is achieved through the use of visual, physical and audible engagements. The work allows intimate connections to form between the artist, audience and natural environment.
MERGENCE - ECU GRADUATE EXHIBITION
2016 - Edith Cowan University
Pope’s Undergraduate exhibition exploring the merging of humans and nature, physically, emotionally and sexually.