Jordache Gage (b.1989) is an Abstract Surrealist Artist based in Meanjin (Brisbane) with over a decade of experience painting in the public realms.
His practice was propagated in Abstract mark making and manipulation of public space. With expansion into mural work, Jordache was able to reference his technical proficiency, and expand on and amplify this with deeper conceptual grounding.
Drawing inspiration from the mundane, nature and environment, migration, technology and human connection, Jordache's current studio practice reimagines lived experiences and emotions through colour and mark making, resulting in deep emotive works pushing viewers into an otherworldly state of tension.
Exhibitions
Block, Group Exhibition, Vacant Assembly - 2023
Cognitive Dissonance, Sensory Exhibition - 2023
No Order Group Exhibition, In These Streets - 2022
Guilty Pleasures, Exhibition Restaurant, Brisbane 2022 -Curator
Art Aid ONE Sydney - 2022
Jordache Solo Exhibition, Sportmark Gallery - 2022
Anti Division Group Exhibition - 2022
Modern Vices, Winner Harker Hine Art Prize - 2021
Symbiotic, Mayne Line AIR - 2021
Nation Street Press Launch, Dust Temple - 2021
While You Were Sleeping, Mayne Line AIR - 2020
Within These Walls, Brisbane Street Art Festival - 2019
Climate Disruption, Micro Galleries, Patan, Nepal - 2018
Curator
Guilty Pleasures, Exhibition Restaurant, Brisbane - 2022
Symbiotic, Mayne Line AIR - 2021
Publications
Art Edit: 034 Summer Issue - 2022
https://artedit.com.au/gallery-panel-jordache-gage/
No Order Magazine: Issue 02 - In These Streets - 2022
Australian Silo Art Trail - 2021
Artist Residency
Micro Galleries, Patan, Nepal - 2018
Podcasts
Street Art Unearthed: Episode 28
The Lead Poison Podcast
Education
Advanced Diploma of Visual Communications - Design College Australia
Mural Festivals
Cheltenham Paint Festival, United Kingdom - 2023
Brisbane Street Arts Festival, RNA Showgrounds - 2022
Brisbane Street Arts Festival, Ipswich Public Art Program - 2020
Brisbane Street Arts Festival, Brisbane - 2019, 2018, 2017, 2016
First Coat, Toowoomba - 2016, 2015