Previews
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At the Edge of Matter
'At the Edge of Matter' explores the tension between an artist’s process and the dynamic, physical possibilities of the matter they manipulate.
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The Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art
The ninth Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art returns as a monumental showcase of contemporary art from the Asia Pacific, promising a comprehensive look into the diverse practices of the region.
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Craftivism. Dissident Objects and Subversive Forms
'Craftivism. Dissident Objects and Subversive Forms' presents the work of 18 contemporary Australian artists who utilise craft based materialities with a political intent.
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Toby Ziegler: Your shadow rising
The autonomy of the image in the works of Toby Ziegler, a London-based multi-media artist is questioned by the expansion of digital media, and its transformation of our perception of the material world.
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Olsen Ormandy: A Creative Force
In 'Olsen Ormandy: A Creative Force', organic shapes and sensuous, earthy forms that recall Australia's fauna and flora sit alongside large-scale paintings creating a rich visual poetry in a spectrum of lush shades.
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The Commute
Through the diverse contemporary Indigenous experiences of 8 artists, ‘The Commute’ decentres colonial modes of perception of geography, spatiality, and temporality and reconfigures Western paradigms of museology.
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Mirka Mora: Pas De Deux – Drawing and Dolls
These works offer a glimpse into Mirka Mora’s personal world, one filled with hybrid creatures derived from fairy tales, folk art, surrealism, and the artist’s vivid daydreams intermingled.
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Possible Dream Theory #2
The work of eight diverse artists in ‘Possible Dream Theory #2’ see the seemingly random morph into a vivid dreamscape and prompt us to question reality and fiction.
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Noŋgirrŋa Marawili: from my heart and mind
Noŋgirrŋa Marawili is inspired by the atmospheric effects that are created as country is brought to life through the movement of wind, water or unseen forces.
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Stevie Fieldsend: hereafter
Stevie Fieldsend’s new series 'hereafter' comprises wall-based sculptural works of varying sizes and formats that draw the viewer to closely observe their making.
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Oceans From Here
‘Oceans From Here’, curated by Allison Holland, is the second iteration of a two-part exhibition at the Australian Centre for Photography, and takes the element of water as its defining feature.
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