Select Exhibitions
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Dušan and Voitre Marek: Surrealists at sea
When brothers/artists Dušan and Voitre Marek arrived in Adelaide in 1948, they immediately set into motion a surge of new ideas and controversies that challenged the conventions of Australian art.
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Sam Smith: Capture
‘Capture’ showcases key works from the past decade by Sam Smith, including a newly commissioned work exploring relationships or ‘connective changes’ between geology, architecture, cinema histories, paranormal entities and unimagined futures.
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Jess Hall: Imaginary Science
Jess Hall uses botanical, anatomical and cellular imagery to reclaim historically feminine practices, including embroidery, watercolour painting and textiles.
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William Yang: Seeing and Being Seen
‘William Yang: Seeing and Being Seen’ showcases more than 250 works spanning the Australian photographer and performance artist’s five-decade career.
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Boonkaj – emerging: art from the Kimberley
‘Boonkaj’ presents a new generation of emerging artists of different ages and language groups from two Aboriginal owned art centres based in the Kimberley, Waringarri and Kira Kiro.
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Critical Time
Tom Freeman, Andre Lipscombe, Joana Partyka and Gemma Watson, ‘keep time, waste time, or chronicle time, charting tempos through meditative, accumulating, and reflective practices’.
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Blanche Tilden: ripple effect – a 25 year survey
This first major survey of the artist’s practice will include historical and contemporary works displayed alongside photographic portraits of private collectors wearing their personal Tilden jewellery.
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Dystopia/Utopia 2070
In 'Dystopia/Utopia 2070', artists and writers respond to speculative fiction and imagine possible future scenarios.
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emanation: a collection of new works by Damien March
During lockdown, Damien March found solitude in the creative release of his studio, depicting the city of Melbourne during more prosperous times.
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Mabel Juli, Marlene Juli, Atlanta Mercy Umbulgurri: Garn’giny Not Granite
‘Garn’giny Not Granite’ details the importance of place to Aboriginal people and effects when sites and Country of significance are destroyed.
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Sidney McMahon: Of sorrow and release
'Of sorrow and release' choreographs the diverse and complex emotional registers that evolve over time when processing experiences of loss, change and revelation.
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Bernard Ollis: The Artist’s Garden
Bernard Ollis presents paintings which illuminate in vibrant colour and composition his interpretations of the places where other artists have created work inspired by their surroundings.
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