• home
  • exhibitions
    • 2026 Trying To Touch The Grass - Five Walls Project Space, Footscray
    • 2026 'Her Majesty's Prison,' by The Tennant Creek Brio, Peter Webster and Tina Douglas
    • 2026 Third Experimental Music Festival, Kanazawa-city, Japan 2026
    • 2025 hyphae (mycelium) - Blindside, Melbourne
    • 2023 In Becoming Not Nothing - Layla Vardo and Tina Douglas, Brunswick Temporary, Brunswick
    • 2023 hypha_e - Five Walls, Footscray
    • 2023 ABSTRACTI♀︎N - Five Walls, Footscray
    • 2022 Digital: how artists use ‘the digital’ to talk about being human, Sandbox Studios, Brunswick
    • 2022 Abstraction 22 - Five Walls, Footscray
    • 2019 Shit That I Like - Nicholas Projects, Richmond
    • 2019 Backscatter, Five Walls Projects, Footscray
    • 2019 Tech-Xiety, Melbourne Fringe Festival, Prahran
    • 2017 - 2018 Let's Play: The art of our time, Bunjil Place Gallery, Narre Warren
    • 2018 Support - Five Wall Projects, Footscray
    • 2018 Abstraction Twentyeighteen - Five Walls Projects, Footscay
    • 2017 node - Alternating Current Space, Prahran
    • 2017 process - Town Hall Gallery, Hawthorn
    • 2017 signalbox Five Walls, Footscray
    • 2017 Her Way, Rankins Lane Gallery, Melbourne
    • 2016 the introduction of z - Five Walls, Footscray
    • 2016 draw - Studio 5, Fitzroy
    • 2016 holding pattern - fortyfive downstairs, Melbourne
    • 2016 5 Rankina Lane, Melbourne
    • 2013 Remote Access: Charts for Thinking Place Gallery, Melbourne
    • 2012 X,Y,Z Mundi Place Gallery, Melbourne
    • 2011 Place Gallery, Melbourne
    • 2010 Works on Paper, Place Gallery
    • 2009 Place Gallery, Melbourne
    • 2007 Place Gallery, Melbourne
    • 2004 Watson Place Gallery, Melbourne
    • 2004 betaversionpack, Studio 15, Abbey St Studios, Richmond
    • 2003 betaversion, First Site, RMIT
    • 2001 Paintings on Art Gallery Walls (with Jonas Balsaitis)
    • 1998 Pinacotheca Gallery, Melbourne
    • 1995 Pinacotheca Gallery, Melbourne
    • 1993 Pinacotheca Gallery, Melbourne
  • sound, mulitmedia, video
    • mycelium orchestra
    • hyphae project
    • exhibitions
    • performances
    • solo releases
    • compilations
  • collaborations
    • 2021 Objects of Interest
    • 2020 FOLMR
  • news
  • about

Tina Douglas

art

  • home
  • exhibitions
    • 2026 Trying To Touch The Grass - Five Walls Project Space, Footscray
    • 2026 'Her Majesty's Prison,' by The Tennant Creek Brio, Peter Webster and Tina Douglas
    • 2026 Third Experimental Music Festival, Kanazawa-city, Japan 2026
    • 2025 hyphae (mycelium) - Blindside, Melbourne
    • 2023 In Becoming Not Nothing - Layla Vardo and Tina Douglas, Brunswick Temporary, Brunswick
    • 2023 hypha_e - Five Walls, Footscray
    • 2023 ABSTRACTI♀︎N - Five Walls, Footscray
    • 2022 Digital: how artists use ‘the digital’ to talk about being human, Sandbox Studios, Brunswick
    • 2022 Abstraction 22 - Five Walls, Footscray
    • 2019 Shit That I Like - Nicholas Projects, Richmond
    • 2019 Backscatter, Five Walls Projects, Footscray
    • 2019 Tech-Xiety, Melbourne Fringe Festival, Prahran
    • 2017 - 2018 Let's Play: The art of our time, Bunjil Place Gallery, Narre Warren
    • 2018 Support - Five Wall Projects, Footscray
    • 2018 Abstraction Twentyeighteen - Five Walls Projects, Footscay
    • 2017 node - Alternating Current Space, Prahran
    • 2017 process - Town Hall Gallery, Hawthorn
    • 2017 signalbox Five Walls, Footscray
    • 2017 Her Way, Rankins Lane Gallery, Melbourne
    • 2016 the introduction of z - Five Walls, Footscray
    • 2016 draw - Studio 5, Fitzroy
    • 2016 holding pattern - fortyfive downstairs, Melbourne
    • 2016 5 Rankina Lane, Melbourne
    • 2013 Remote Access: Charts for Thinking Place Gallery, Melbourne
    • 2012 X,Y,Z Mundi Place Gallery, Melbourne
    • 2011 Place Gallery, Melbourne
    • 2010 Works on Paper, Place Gallery
    • 2009 Place Gallery, Melbourne
    • 2007 Place Gallery, Melbourne
    • 2004 Watson Place Gallery, Melbourne
    • 2004 betaversionpack, Studio 15, Abbey St Studios, Richmond
    • 2003 betaversion, First Site, RMIT
    • 2001 Paintings on Art Gallery Walls (with Jonas Balsaitis)
    • 1998 Pinacotheca Gallery, Melbourne
    • 1995 Pinacotheca Gallery, Melbourne
    • 1993 Pinacotheca Gallery, Melbourne
  • sound, mulitmedia, video
    • mycelium orchestra
    • hyphae project
    • exhibitions
    • performances
    • solo releases
    • compilations
  • collaborations
    • 2021 Objects of Interest
    • 2020 FOLMR
  • news
  • about
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hyphae (mycelium) March 2024

Blindside, Melbourne

A visual score / performance project by Tina Douglas with invited musicians/sound/movement and performance artists/the general public.

Visual score, conductor: Tina Douglas. Invited artists: Ernie Althoff, David Brown, Eamon Sprod, Anna White, Bronwen Kamasz, Gemma Horbury, Kirk Buchler, Sandra Fiona Long, SNACKS (Jennifer Calloway, Dale Gorfinkel, Allanah Stewart), Colin Hodson, Alex Hamilton, David Palliser at Blindside.

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