Previews
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Ron Mueck: Encounter
Sydney audiences have the chance to experience Ron Mueck’s work firsthand with the most comprehensive exhibition ever seen in Australia.
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Polly Borland: Puffs
The Los Angeles-based Australian artist presents Puffs. A deliberate concealing and revealing; tightness and energy, bound, and wound, up.
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Kaylene Whiskey: Super Kaylene Whiskey
This marks the first major survey exhibition in a public institution for Yankunytjatjara artist (and filmmaker) Kaylene Whiskey (b.1976).
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Awakening Histories
In exploring the deep connections between the First Nations Peoples of Northern Australia and the Makassan seafarers of South Sulawesi, Indonesia, Awakening Histories reveals a powerful truth.
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Primavera 2025: Young Australian Artists
Primavera 2025: Young Australian Artists delves into reviewing, expanding, and broadening the audience’s world view.
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Kerrie Oliver: Tippy Toes
Kerrie Oliver’s collection of new works – 'Tippy Toes' – springs from an obsession with the act of painting: its physicality, its conceptual parameters, and its flexibility.
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Man Ray and Max Dupain
This exhibition brings into dialogue for the first time the contemporaneous work of Man Ray and Max Dupain, with a focus on their experimentation with surrealist imagery and innovative photographic techniques.
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Wonderstruck
This Gallery of Modern Art exhibition invites visitors on a journey from spectacular large-scale artworks to captivating small treasures and immersive experiences.
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Michael Simms: Body Talk
Michael Simms explores the kinaesthetic potential of the human body, employing automatic drawing and open mark-making to capture physical expressions of the body in motion.
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Amala Groom: The Lodge
'The Lodge' brings together Amala Groom's roles as an artist and activist for an emotionally charged performance. Interviewed by Emma-Kate Wilson.
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Arthur Streeton: Delicate ‘Little Rotter’
Jeremy Eccles explores the restoration of Arthur Streeton’s delicate "little rotter" – Sydney from Mosman, c.1914–18.
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24th Dobell Drawing Prize
A celebration of conventional drawing techniques and, increasingly, a platform for expanded contemporary practice, welcoming a wide range of mediums.
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