Spare Parts is an exhibition that brings together a diverse range of artists all using pre-loved prosthetics limbs as their canvas. It was first held in Brisbane in 2010 and is on once more, in London later this year. You can read more about Spare... [+]

Spare Parts collects pre-loved prosthetics from anywhere and everywhere, anyone and everyone. For the 2010 exhibition the prosthetics came from all across Australia, America and Laos. We match the prosthetic up with an artist who uses it as their canvas. It’s a great way for... [+]

A few weeks ago I put a call out on the Arts Council England website for artist submissions, and have had an overwhelming response! Thanks to all of the amazing artists who have sent in their bio and images! I have started reading through them... [+]

After a very successful exhibition in Australia last year, Spare Parts is happening once again, but this time in London during the 2012 Paralympics! A few of the original artworks will be coming along, from artists Briellen Baker, Giles Kilham, Lincoln Austin, Patience Hodgson and Tim Rix. We are... [+]

Breakfast with Spencer Howson Brisbane prosthetics exhibition heads to London 05 September 2011, 6:34 AM by Amanda Dell Spencer Howson: You might remember an exhibition of artworks that incorporated prosthetics – all sorts of arms, legs, eyes were painted and adorned. It was on at... [+]

Albert & Logan News, Logan Edition, 05 November 2010. Spare-part art a new world for Breanna On Show: A year 11 student to exhibit at the Powerhouse Shailer Park’s Breanna Stewart has a foot in the door of the art world after being selected to... [+]

Rave Magazine, Tuesday 02 November 2010. INFORMER ARTS: Spare Parts – Priscilla Sutton Interview Zenobia Frost learns about a rather different kind of body art with Priscilla Sutton, curator of Spare Parts. When Priscilla Sutton began spring cleaning at home, she did not find any... [+]

The Courier Mail, Q-Weekend Brisbane, 28 August 2010. Ordinary People Priscilla Sutton, 31, Public Servant, Herston I was 24 when I decided to have my right leg amputated, but I was 26 when I did it. I was born with a bone condition that meant... [+]