Curated by Mikala Tai, the exhibition brings together works spanning 1998 to 2026, including new and previously unexhibited works, transforming Vessel into an immersive, multi-sensory experience.
Working across painting, video, sound, installation and performance, Khaled approaches art as a communicative and ethical space: a shared language through which complex ideas of belonging, faith, power and collectively can be encountered. His work frequently draws on mysticism, ritual and everyday gestures, unfolding across cycles rather than fixed narratives, and inviting audiences into moments of reflection, resonance and exchange.
Sabsabi describes the exhibition as ‘an opportunity to further personal artistic and creative expressions of the undefined routines and the ability to distill space, time and symbolism into the narrative of life.’
‘Between Suns’ runs concurrently with Sabsabi's representation of Australia at the 2026 Venice Biennale, offering Western Australian audiences a rare opportunity to engage deeply with an internationally acclaimed artist's practice on a local scale.
Opening Weekend:
Friday 07 August:
Artist Talk + Soft Opening 6-8 pm
Saturday 08 August:
Late Night Party with Peacefender
6pm-late
Opening hours:
Wednesday 1pm-7pm
Thu-Sun: 11am - 5p