Select Exhibitions
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STIGMA: dismantled, revealed
Artists in ‘STIGMA: dismantled, revealed’ share personal experiences and their concerns for the stigma which surrounds mental health issues.
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Guy Maestri: After August
Guy Maestri’s new works play with perception. ‘After August’ prompts the viewer to look deeper for what can be seen beyond the surface – through it, around it and under it.
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Stop Peeping
Using video installation, sculpture, photography and animation, five Asian and Australian artists explore the power of ‘baring all’.
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Arlo Mountford: Deep Revolt
‘Deep Revolt’ is Arlo Mountford’s first major solo exhibition, curated by Gina Mobayed, director of the Goulburn Regional Art Gallery, which charts 14 years of the artists practice.
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Ildiko Kovacs: The DNA of Colour
‘The DNA of Colour’ is a survey exhibition of 35 major works by Ildiko Kovacs created using paint rollers on plywood – a style the artist began working with in 2010.
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Future Feminist Archive – LIVE In Wollongong!
This project marks the 40th anniversary of Wollongong’s first International Women’s Day in 1979, paying homage to those who were there, either participating in protest down Crown Street or on the sidelines.
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Iritinguru munu kuwari kutu, Anangu walka wiru mantanguru pakani!
Emerging female artists from Kaltjiti Arts of Fregon Community within the APY Lands in South Australia present a unique visual journey with an exhibition of paintings.
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Brad Teodoruk and Neil Tomkins: Synergy
Brad Teodoruk and Neil Tomkins have collaborated on new paintings. Each work developed in an organic manner with accrued layers of colour, symbolism and expressionistic line.
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Adam Shires: People of the Pavement
Adam Shires presents 13 charcoal portraits accompanied by each sitter’s first-hand account of homelessness in 'People of the Pavement'.
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Those Monuments Don’t Know Us
‘Those Monuments Don’t Know Us’ questions how Australia’s current political and cultural landscape reflects a ‘contemporary reality of racialised exclusion and power that has defined Australian society,’ says curator Andy Butler.
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Love, Displaced
‘Love, Displaced’ wants you to feel something! Or, as the gallery specifies to experience the ‘re-sensitisation and emotional engagement’ missing in today’s detached daily-life where we are driven to distraction by technology, social media and news.
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Architecture Makes Us: Cinematic Visions of Sonia Leber and David Chesworth
‘Architecture Makes Us’ includes six major video works by this collaborative duo exploring how we are affected by the geographical, technological and the architectural influences that surround us.
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