How do we define now? How can we adapt to new realities and build resilience and hope in these challenging times?
Selected Works
Installation Views
Hiromi Tango, New Now, 2020.
Installation view, Sullivan+Strumpf, Eora/Sydney. Photography by Aaron Anderson.
Hiromi Tango, New Now, 2020.
Installation view, Sullivan+Strumpf, Eora/Sydney. Photography by Aaron Anderson.
Hiromi Tango, New Now, 2020.
Installation view, Sullivan+Strumpf, Eora/Sydney. Photography by Aaron Anderson.
Hiromi Tango, New Now, 2020.
Installation view, Sullivan+Strumpf, Eora/Sydney. Photography by Aaron Anderson.
Hiromi Tango, New Now, 2020.
Installation view, Sullivan+Strumpf, Eora/Sydney. Photography by Aaron Anderson.
Hiromi Tango, New Now, 2020.
Installation view, Sullivan+Strumpf, Eora/Sydney. Photography by Aaron Anderson.
Hiromi Tango, New Now, 2020.
Installation view, Sullivan+Strumpf, Eora/Sydney. Photography by Aaron Anderson.
Hiromi Tango, New Now, 2020.
Installation view, Sullivan+Strumpf, Eora/Sydney. Photography by Aaron Anderson.
Hiromi Tango, New Now, 2020.
Installation view, Sullivan+Strumpf, Eora/Sydney. Photography by Aaron Anderson.
Hiromi Tango, New Now, 2020.
Installation view, Sullivan+Strumpf, Eora/Sydney. Photography by Aaron Anderson.
Exhibition Text
Hiromi Tango poses these poignant questions in New Now. Drawing on Tango’s personal experiences in 2020, the artist reimagines herself and her practice to heal the landscape and unite people in a time when so many of us feel disconnected.
Sullivan+Strumpf acknowledge the Indigenous People of this land, the traditional custodians on whose Country we work, live and learn. We pay respect to Elders, past and present, and recognise their continued connection to culture, land, waters and community.
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