Trevor Weekes: Opus - An Artist's Odyssey
Museum of Art and Culture, yapang
Tue 13 May '25 – Sun 25 May '25
Overview
Chronicling a journey and artistic life, Opus - An Artist's Odyssey builds on Trevor Weekes' commitment to artmaking over the past fifty years. Reflecting on the meaning of Opus as a large-scale creative work or musical composition, Weekes joins his parallel practices of art and music making in a final crescendo, in the form of an exhibition.
In Opus - An Artist's Odyssey, Weekes presents the connection between the audible and the visual. The…
Chronicling a journey and artistic life, Opus - An Artist's Odyssey builds on Trevor Weekes' commitment to artmaking over the past fifty years. Reflecting on the meaning of Opus as a large-scale creative work or musical composition, Weekes joins his parallel practices of art and music making in a final crescendo, in the form of an exhibition.
In Opus - An Artist's Odyssey, Weekes presents the connection between the audible and the visual. The artist amasses musical instruments into a large sculptural piece, showing the potential potency of both sound and image.
Declared as the artist's 'final exhibition', this body of works reflects a long artistic career, embracing memories and moments, judgements and choices in an order which does not reflect chronology, but instead the journey of an artistic life.