Exhibition Opening | Quietly Seething: Fate, Fury and Transmutation

Tal Fitzpatrick

6 November 2026 

Day + Time | Friday | 6pm – 8pm
Location | Canberra Contemporary, Queen Elizabeth Terrace, Parkes ACT 2600  
Entry | Free
Access |
Wheelchair accessible, accessible bathroom, off street parking


SEE EXHIBITION


Quietly Seething: Fate, Fury and Transmutation is a major new solo exhibition by feminist artist and craftivist Dr Tal Fitzpatrick that speaks directly to the spirit of Dissent. A socially engaged artwork held within the gentle and familiar textures of cloth, the exhibition makes space for a conversation about the power and pain of feminine rage, holding within it the anonymous stories of 60 female identifying and AFAB people who shared with the artist why they are quietly seething. 

Join Canberra Contemporary for the opening of this ambitious and affecting work, which reimagines contemporary craft and textile practice as a powerful tool for political and social change. 

This project is supported by Canberra Contemporary, Craft + Design Canberra Festival, and artsACT through City of Design funding. The development of this project was supported by HOTA Home of the Arts through the ArtKeeper Program.  


Proudly supported by ACT Government, HOTA and Canberra Contemporary
 

Images | Tal Fitzpatrick | Quietly Seething: Fate, Fury and Transmutation | Photos by Claudio Kirac and Lachlan Woods  
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