HAKE HOUSE HOLIDAY HOURS

The gallery will close from midday on Wednesday 24 December 2025 and will reopen on Monday 5 January 2026.

We wish you a restful holiday season and look forward to welcoming you back in the new year.

Please feel free to reach out with any enquiries during this period.

Exhibition Program

ON VIEW / UPCOMING / PREVIOUSLY

Marcie O’Neill - ‘BONES’

We are delighted to present Marcie O’Neill’s second solo exhibition, BONES.

This new body of sculptural work continues Marcie’s sustained exploration of material, weight, and form. His works invite viewers to consider balance, grounding, and the quiet force of raw materials shaped by hand. We warmly invite you to join us in celebrating this chapter in his practice and to experience the exhibition in person at the gallery.

SHOW NOTES;

Using brutalist forms; steel, stone, concrete, and cast metals. I stage objects in states of deliberate imbalance. These compositions reflect the uncertainty of existence and the quiet negotiations we make with ourselves as we heal. BONES continues this inquiry, proposing that healing is not the restoration of a former state, but the evolution of strength formed precisely at points of vulnerability.

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    Friday - Saturday 9am - 3pm.

    Sunday - Closed.

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Featured works at the gallery this week. A strong mix of mediums, showcasing versatility in both form and function. Artists (left to right) Lucy Anderson Melody Emi Brunton Venn Miles Issy Parker Kane Lehanneur Thomas Thorby-Lister Tom Butterw
‘BONES’ by Marcie O’Neill is currently on view at the gallery. To view this powerful body of work in person please visit us in the gallery or see our website. @marcieoneill_spacejunk “Using brutalist forms; steel, stone, c
Curated by HAKE, a thoughtful selection of artworks for your loved ones or yourself, all works listed are under $1,500 All pieces featured can be viewed online or in the gallery! Artists: Lucia Canuto Melody Emi Brunton Kane Lehanneur Sara Mu
Opening Day! Join us today in the gallery today between 1pm - 3pm to celebrate the opening of @marcieoneill_spacejunk solo exhibition ‘BONES’ The catalogue can also be viewed on our website. Images by @sageahammond
Marcie O’Neills’ catalogue ‘BONES’ is now available to view (link in our bio) Artist Statement; Using brutalist forms; steel, stone, concrete, and cast metals. I stage objects in states of deliberate imbalance. These composi
Cat Spilman - ‘Meet Me Here’ Cat Spilman is a London-based American contemporary artist working primarily with house paint, crayons and oil pastels. She received a BFA with honors at the School of Visual Arts in Manhattan before working
At the gallery with Marcie O’Neill in preparation for his solo exhibition ‘BONES’ “Using brutalist forms; steel, stone, concrete, and cast metals. I stage objects in states of deliberate imbalance. These compositions reflect
We are looking forward to welcoming Marcie O’Neill back to the gallery for his solo exhibition ‘BONES’ opening this Saturday, 6th December. Join us in the gallery between 1pm - 3pm to view the body of works and celebrate @marcieon

We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the lands and waters of the Guringai peoples. We recognise their deep and enduring connection to Country, and the wisdom, strength and care they have shared across generations. 

We pay our respects to Elders past and present, and extend that respect to all First Nations peoples, knowing that sovereignty has never been ceded. Always was, always will be Aboriginal land.  

We value inclusivity. There is no ego, no pressure & no judgement in our world.