6 October, 2025
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BREAKING: Celebrated Australian fibre artist Tammy Kanat has just unveiled her most ambitious exhibition, Tammy Kanat: Circle of Her, at the Jewish Museum of Australia. This major solo exhibition is now open and will run until March 22, 2026, offering a unique opportunity for art lovers to experience her transformative work.

In a bold new direction, Kanat introduces immersive sculptural forms that delve into themes of feminine renewal and cultural belonging. The exhibition showcases seven striking sculptures that draw on archetypal female figures, celebrating matriarchs, muses, and ancestral spirits. Each piece serves as a vessel for intuition and transformation, inviting audiences to reflect on their own cultural lineages and shared experiences.

Reflecting on her creative process, Kanat stated, “As I began working, I found myself listening differently, not to the materials, but to something internal, and somehow older than me.” This profound connection to her heritage shapes the essence of her work, making it a deeply personal exploration of memory and imagination.

Curated by Esther Gyorki, the exhibition is accompanied by a significant publication authored by Dr. Paola Di Trocchio, featuring contributions from prominent figures in design and cultural discourse. Gyorki emphasizes that Kanat’s new work is “materially rich, spiritually resonant, and deeply personal,” highlighting the importance of continuity and introspection in her artistic narrative.

As Kanat’s profile continues to rise, with notable collaborations including the Mecca x NGV Women in Design Commission, this exhibition promises to extend her influence even further. Not only does it showcase her artistic evolution, but it also invites audiences to engage with their inner voices through a dynamic public program. This includes guided meditations, artist talks, and weaving workshops, alongside a new soundscape composed by her brother, Grant Blashki, in collaboration with Gidi Ifergan.

The Jewish Museum of Australia is currently welcoming visitors to experience this richly layered exhibition. Tickets and more details are available at jewishmuseum.com.au. Don’t miss out on this unique opportunity to witness a groundbreaking chapter in contemporary Australian art!

This is a developing story. Stay tuned for more updates on this exciting exhibition and its impact on the arts community.