Select Exhibitions
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National Photography Prize 2020
The National Photography Prize celebrates excellence in photography, and as MAMA shares, the award solicits the most innovative and thoughtful photo-based practices from across the country.
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Zoe Grey: Thanks to a place I know
Zoe Grey explores a deep connection to home, translating the complexities of memory and place through bold gestural landscapes.
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Megan Cope: The Black Napolean and RE FORMATION I
Megan Cope shares ‘The Black Napoleon’ and ‘RE FORMATION I’ which celebrate past and present acts of defying Empire.
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Mel Robson: Intersections and Boundaries
Ceramic artist Mel Robson presents a new body of work that explores the idea of place through the lens of mapping and cartography.
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Michelle Vine: Contested Biography
‘Contested Biography’ looks to Brisbane-based artist Michelle Vine's focus on the site of knowledge formation in biological science.
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Karla Dickens and Bruce Pascoe: My Mother’s Keeper
'My Mother’s Keeper' features a film and a series of new photographs focusing on the urgent need for us to protect and conserve the land and our environment.
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Parrtjima: A Festival in Light 2020
Watch the natural canvas of the MacDonnell Ranges in Central Australia come alive at Parrtjima, an annual showcase of the nation’s oldest living culture.
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The Body Electric
'The Body Electric' presents the work of women-identifying artists on the subjects of sex, pleasure and desire.
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Tom Mùller: MONOLITH SCORES
Tom Mùller has created new works in response to AGWA's architecture for ‘MONOLITH SCORES’, part of the WA Now series.
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Flowers: Passion. Pain. Nation
With over 80 works on display across three gallery spaces, ‘Flowers: Passion. Pain. Nation’ traces the evolution and iconographic trends of the flower in throughout Western art history.
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Tina Havelock Stevens: Thunderhead
Tina Havelock Stevens’ moving image works reference the ambiguous and contradictory aspects of human nature, she locates spaces where portraiture, autobiography and the restlessness of humanity reside.
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Some mysterious process: 50 years of collecting international art
Curated by Michael Brand, Director, Art Gallery of New South Wales, ‘Some mysterious process’ examines what and how the institution collects.
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