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Look Ma, no hands! Masks, crowns and other ornaments people should wear more often

Radiant Pavilion: Naarm Contemporary Jewellery and Object Biennial 2026
Radiant Pavilion returns for its sixth edition, presenting Australian and international contemporary jewellery and object practice across Naarm/Melbourne. With more than 300 artists participating in 59 events, this year’s program continues to reflect the breadth of approaches, materials, and ideas within the field.

An exhibition by Marcos Guzman and Inari Kiuru

FURTHER DETAILS COMING SOON! Watch this space for updates, and for a virtual version of the exhibition open 24/7 from 24 October 2026.

Meanwhile, see updates in Instagram: @guzman_artist @ordinari_observer

Browse the complete Radiant Pavilion event program HERE.

Dates: 24 Oct.—08 Nov.

HOURS

Sat. 24 Oct. 12pm—5pm
Sun. 25 Oct. 2pm—5pm
Mon.—Thu. 11am—5pm
Fri.—Sat. 11am—7pm
Sun. 1 Nov. 11am—5pm

ARTIST TALK

Sun. 1 Nov. 3–4pm > Requires registration

OPENING

Sun. 25 Oct., 2pm—5pm

ADDRESS

‘The Kingdom Hall’Corner Daly and Hunter St
63B Hunter St,
Brunswick West 3055

Accessibility

Not wheelchair accessible (however assistance can be organised, please get in touch).

Look Ma, no hands! Masks, crowns and other ornaments people should wear more often’

A celebration, investigation and a contemporary take on the ancient tradition of wearable, often ceremonial and ritualistic pieces for the head and the neck.

The works range from humorous, playful, fragile and impermanent to the absurd and the dark, referencing the artists’ personal lives, experiences and environment while also imagining different futures through innovative and unexpected form and material use. The makers wish to raise questions about identity and transformative experience through revealing/concealing, and to inspire wearers to play and experiment with their everyday outfits.

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