Susan Wirth - Sleeping, Dreaming, Waking

About this event

Susan Wirth - Sleeping, Dreaming, Waking is on at Ararat Gallery TAMA (82 Vincent Street, Ararat, Victoria, 3377) on Sun 8 Nov 2026.

Tickets and details are on the organiser’s website, linked on this page. Prices listed by the organiser: Price Free. They’re indicative, so check the final price when you book.

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From the organiser

Sleeping, Dreaming, Waking is a series of textile collages by Susan Wirth, developed through periods of research in and around Ararat and the Wimmera Mallee. The project examines how visitor status, site specificity, and settler heritage intersect in a contemporary textile practice. Using found textiles and second‑hand woollen blankets – materials tied to industrial manufacturing and histories of colonisation – Wirth constructs geometric, rhythmical compositions that operate as scaffolds for formal and conceptual exploration.

Susan Wirth is a Naarm (Melbourne) based artist whose practice works across sculpture, collage and video. Working with second-hand and found materials, she produces low-relief textile works and site-responsive installations that foreground materiality, process and the transformative potential of everyday experience. Through layering, accumulation and acts of reconfiguration, Wirth engages abstraction to examine perception, consciousness and the entangled histories of settler identity in relation to place.

Born on Gadigal Country, Wirth now lives and works on Wurundjeri Woi-wurrung Country on the northern fringe of Naarm. She began her formal art training in Garramilla/Darwin completing an Associate Diploma in Fine Art at Northern Territory University, before relocating to Naarm to undertake a Bachelor of Fine Art (Sculpture) at the Victorian College of the Arts. She later completed a Graduate Diploma in Art Therapy at La Trobe University.

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