Select Exhibitions
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Dylan Mooney: Blak Superheroes
'Blak Superheroes’, by proud Yuwi, Torres Strait Islander and Australian-born South Sea Island man, Dylan Mooney, explores what it is like to be an Indigenous person in modern Australia.
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Bark Ladies: Eleven Artists from Yirrkala
This exhibition celebrates the magnificent bark paintings and larrakitj (painted hollow poles) by women artists from the Buku Larrngay Mulka Centre (Buku) in Northeast Arnhem Land.
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Systematic
'Systematic' explores current artistic approaches to concepts of ‘the system’ showcasing eight Australian artists: Tega Brain, Ian Burns, Bill Hart, Jacob Leary, Nadège Philippe-Janon, Patrick Pound, Tricky Walsh, and Laura Woodward.
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Clay Dynasty: 50 Years of Australian Studio Ceramics
'Clay Dynasty' offers new perspectives by displaying ceramics of the crafts movement alongside postmodern and contemporary artworks of today.
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Sovereign sisters: domestic work
'Sovereign sisters' sheds light on Indigenous women’s domestic servitude which has been widely ignored by non-Indigenous Australia.
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Sue Pam-Grant: Works from The Incident Series
Cape Town artist Sue Pam-Grant’s interdisciplinary practice examines the precarious point at which human fragility and resilience meet, connect, and erupt.
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Thinking into Being: QUT Alumni Triennial
Design as the essence of every original idea is the theme of ‘Thinking into Being’, which explores QUT’s unique cross-disciplinary and collaborative approach to teaching and learning through the work of recent graduates.
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David Fairbairn: Drawn Together
In his new series, ‘Drawn Together’, David Fairbairn explores the ‘double portrait’ and the relationship between one or two sitters and the artist.
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Telling Tales
In 'Telling Tales', eight artists explore the art of storytelling and a shared fascination with books and the literary world in contemporary art.
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Justin Shoulder: Carrion – Origins
‘Carrion: Origins’ continues a body of work by Justin Shoulder, which questions the role of humanity at a time of unprecedented destruction of nature.
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Naomi Hobson: Adolescent Wonderland
Naomi Hobson presents evocative photographic portraits in ‘Adolescent Wonderland’, which capture the youthful spirit of Aboriginal people from her community of Coen on Cape York Peninsula.
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Jamming with Strangers
What does it feel like to connect with people through music? 'Jamming with Strangers' highlights music communities as spaces of intimacy, nourishment, and social connection.
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