Past Exhibitions
2022, Compact Small Work Group Exhibition, Alternating Current Art Space
https://www.alternatingcurrentartspace.com/portfolio-item/compact-small-work-group-exhibition/
2022, Wyndham Art Prize, Finalist
https://www.wyndham.vic.gov.au/services/arts-culture/art-gallery/whats/wyndham-art-prize-2022-exhibition
2021, Elwood Foreshore Full-moon
2021, Reclaiming Narratives: I Am Not A Virus, RMIT Intersect - Project Space Gallery, Carlton
Diversity Arts Australia has partnered with Erin Chew, Being Asian Australia, the Asian Australian Alliance in collaboration with Osmond Chiu and Democracy in Colour to gather reports of Covid19-related racism. We collected over 500 stories of xenophobia and abuse, you might have heard about it on The Age, news.com.au, ArtsHub or the ABC. Find out more here.
We’re responding with an artist-led project to confront xenophobia and racism, bust stereotypes and provide a counter-narrative to issues of long-standing racism in Australia that has intensified during Covid-19.
Sixty eight Asian Creatives from all States and Territories in Australia have been commissioned to create new works in development, across a range of practice areas from visual arts, writing, poetry, performance, screen, audio-visual, music, comedy, and more. This page has been divided into six art form categories: Text, Music, Visual Arts, Screen, Dance / Performance and Mixed Media.
2021, No, I don't eat bats, mixed media, 41 x 35 x 26 cm
Read more here:
https://iamnotavirusaustralia.org.au/clarine-wilmar/
2021, COZY, Meat Market Stables, Platform Exhibitions, North Melbourne
This exhibition explores the boundaries between complacency, comfort, growth and discomfort. Join us as on a journey of introspection as we examine the variables that influence your comfort and discomfort, the fluidity of these boundaries and the costs of our comfort and discomfort.
2021, The Glorious Gourd Gang, mixed media
The Glorious Gourd Gang explores the interconnection between human beings and the natural world through anthropomorphic qualities on non-human forms. The mixed media sculptural work captures a scene wherein a large gourd family sit cozily with each other representing the idea of comfort and familiarity.
Read more here:
https://www.jxdngphotography.com/clarinewilmar
2021, RMIT School Of Art Graduate Exhibition , RMIT City campus
Installation shot of body of work exploring the human-animal connection, particularly focusing on Melbourne's coastal nocturnal habitats and its intersection with man-made suburbia. The works focus on the overlapping cyclical nature of the descent into nightfall and the obscurities that come about when this nightly change occurs.
Read more:
https://www.artgradfest.rmit.edu.au/bachelor-of-arts-fine-art-painting/clarine-wilmar
2021, Shadows at play, online exhibition
Shadows can produce darkness, highlight the light, evoke beauty or something more sinister. Shadows can be very obvious or somewhat subtle by definition. Shadows at Play is a collection of over 60 artworks exploring the theme with sculpture, NFT's, moving image, digital works, paintings, illustrations, photographs and more.
This work interprets the theme of Shadows At Play by focusing on the idea of past memories as a shadow. Something that is constantly with you, something that is never too far out of reach and something that can distort and change throughout time.
My work, Conversations With My Younger Self draws focus on the idea of uniting my past and present self. Captured in a playful depiction, the two figures communicate an energy exchange as the older one holds out a gourd to the younger figure. A gourd, in Chinese culture is believed to hold magical powers, it represents protection, good fortune and wisdom for the person who receives it.
2021, Young Designers of Australia - Volume 3 feature
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https://issuu.com/youngdesignersau/docs/yda_volume_03_for_issuu_pages
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2021, Grayscale: group exhibition, Brunswick Street Gallery,
Mutation in bloom, mixed media
Grayscale asks the artist to forgo the use of colour to present a series of achromatic works that focus on form, shade, shape and line – featuring art of black, white and every shade in between.
Read more:
https://www.brunswickstreetgallery.com.au/grayscale-group-exhibition
