Showcasing innovative video and filmic work by Australian artists, Basic Unit of Display explores the connections between low-fidelity imagery, available equipment, infrastructure, and critical thought. Opening night: Wednesday, 15 May, 6pm - 8pm Curated by Sebastian Henry-Jones, Basic Unit of Display highlights exciting video and filmic work by Australian artists, focusing on resourcefully-made pieces that embody a DIY ethos. The exhibition delves into the conditions within the small-to-medium sector of the arts, which has faced significant underfunding in recent years, especially for the production and presentation of experimental video works. Illustration of a hopping rabbit The decision to create art in a DIY manner can stem from aesthetic, ideological, or economic reasons. Presented in a relatively well-resourced university gallery, Basic Unit of Display seeks to establish connections between the low-fidelity image, the equipment available to artists, the infrastructure delivering art to audiences in the small-to-medium, artist-run sphere, and the culture of critical thought historically associated with experimental practices and spaces. As the fourth exhibition in an annual series highlighting Artist-Run Initiatives, this exhibition aims to underscore the dynamic, inventive, and collaborative nature of contemporary ARIs. Artists: Anje Rossendell-Piper, Charlie Freedman & Martina Capurso, Harrison Witsey, Holly Childs, 吓粑粑 Blabla Hole, June Mills, Kitman Yeung, Toby Zoates and wani toaishara.