Select Exhibitions
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Weapons for the soldier
'Weapons for the soldier' comprises new work by 41 Indigenous and non-Indigenous artists examining complex and varied responses to weaponry and warfare, and the connection to protecting land and country.
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Clara Adolphs: Remembering Words
Clara Adolphs uses photographs randomly amassed from books, flea markets and vintage newspaper articles to create her compositions, rendered in thick impasto paint.
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The TV Show
‘The TV Show’ casts nostalgia, performance and genre in key roles to relay how television has influenced society.
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Daughters of the Sun: Christian Waller & Klytie Pate
The life and work of Christian Waller (1894-1954), Australian printmaker of the Art Deco era and her niece, ceramic artist Klytie Pate (1912-2010) intertwine in this exhibition.
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Ann Greenwood: The Peacock Garden
Ann Greenwood is renowned for her monumental weavings and exquisite embroideries rich in colour, texture and meaning.
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Ulan Murray and Rachel Burns: Terrestrial
‘Terrestrial’ by Ulan Murray and Rachel Burns captures the beauty and elegance of some of Australia’s most iconic trees.
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Dress Code
'Dress Code' asks the question – What impact does fashion have on identity, gender and culture and are there ethical issues surrounding its production?
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Mira Gojak & Takehito Koganezawa: The Garden of Forking Paths
Takehito Koganezawa and Mira Gojak come together to contextualise ‘local’ practice on a global stage.
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Anna-Wili Highfield: The Big Turtle – Concept for an Icon
Anna-Wili Highfield’s sculptural works explore the organic qualities and resistance of materials, generating tension between the complexity of form and the limitations and economy of the mediums used.
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Ian Gardiner: A Life in Print
‘A Life in Print’ is a retrospective exhibition of work by artist and academic Ian Gardiner (1943-2008), drawn from the Whitehorse Art Collection donated from the artist’s estate in 2015.
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Beyond Reason
‘Beyond Reason’ explores logic within imaginative realms such as the fairytale, the absurd, masquerade, animal/human transformation, theatre, satire, anti-fashion and parody.
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