Select Exhibitions
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Paula Jenkins & Sasha Jury Radford – Nirvana: A Pilgrimage
Celebrating the pilgrimage of New South Wales artists, two creative disciplines intertwine to create a visual narrative of landscape.
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Contraptions
This exhibition considers how artists use machines for experimentation, play, and hands-on exploration of ideas.
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Deviate | Araluen Collection
Drawn primarily from the Araluen Collection, among the works on show is Alison Alder’s Carcass, 2009, which won the 2010 Alice Prize.
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You Jin: Synapse
Beijing-based artist You Jin’s new body of work extends an ongoing exploration of consciousness, perception and the boundless terrains of thought.
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Objet d’Art – Theo Koning and his Creative Self
Tracing Fremantle-based artist Theo Koning’s (1950–2022) career across five decades, over 200 works are presented.
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Dion Beasley: Six Dogs
Alywarr artist and illustrator Dion Beasley is known for his unique observations of everyday life in remote communities.
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Nicholas Hanisch: International Hotel
Adelaide-based artist Nicholas Hanisch playfully recreates creation narratives while blurring contemporary and historical references.
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Mid West Art Prize 2025
The sixty-four finalists of the biennial Mid West Art Prize 2025 were selected from across Western Australia.
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Christopher Bentley: Machine, Man
Ipswich-based artist Christopher Bentley uses old video game systems, digital cameras and computers to explore the challenges of digital obsolescence.
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Lynda Draper: Glimmer
Bringing together key bodies of work, this survey exhibition includes loans from major public institutions and private collections.
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Fairlie Kingston: Recent Ceramics
Recent Ceramics includes ceramic reliefs of scenes around the Eastern Suburbs and Balmoral Beach as well as three-dimensional light-up lighthouses.
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Jo Ryan: The Pearl Diver’s Dream
Melbourne-based artist Jo Ryan presents paintings, drawing, stencils, woodblock prints, sculpture, and wall-mounted decorative mirrors.
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