Latest News About Callum Morton: Ghost World

I don’t have live access to up-to-the-minute news in this moment, but I can share what’s publicly known about Callum Morton and his Ghost World project up to the latest widely reported references.

• Callum Morton is a Melbourne-based artist known for immersive installations and architectural-scale environments that often explore history, memory, and “ghost worlds.” The Ghost World concept has appeared in past exhibitions as a thematic thread, sometimes involving site-specific installations that play with perception and the idea of haunted or uncanny spaces .

• In recent years, Morton has been active in both gallery shows and academic contexts, including work tied to public institutions and contemporary art spaces in Australia. If “Ghost World” refers to a specific recent exhibition or a new body of work, the most reliable update would come from major Australian galleries (e.g., Anna Schwartz Gallery, Roslyn Oxley9) or university/arts press announcements, as they commonly publish exhibition notes, catalogues, and press releases .

• For the latest, I’d recommend checking:

  • The artist’s or galleries’ official channels (gallery websites, artist statements, press releases).
  • Australian art media outlets and exhibition listings for any new Ghost World related shows or reviews.
  • Arts-focused databases and museum press rooms that recap current and upcoming installations.

Illustrative note: a Ghost World project often hinges on transforming interior spaces into experiential, ride-like or ghost-train-inspired journeys, using sculptural and digital elements to evoke memory and decay within a constructed environment. If you’d like, I can search again and curate the most current sources and provide direct quotes or a brief summary of each visible update.