Select Exhibitions
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Dhopiya Yunupiŋu: Marwat
Featuring new works on bark, part of a series Dhopiya Yunupiŋu initiated in early 2024; their fine lines made using the marwat or line brush.
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Nicholas Astanei: Sensed Connections
Nicholas Astanei is a cross-disciplinary image/filmmaker and designer who traverses diverse landscapes, industries and everyday life in its raw, unguarded form.
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Lottie Emma: Cloudy with a Chance of Mum Storms
Textile artist Lottie Emma's recent work embraces experimentation, fast-paced processes, loose, expressive forms, aerosol and soft sculpture.
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Alun Rhys Jones: Arena
Alun Rhys Jones uses large-scale drawings and paintings to explore the impact of stereotypes and media attention on the LGBTQIA+ community.
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Intimate Imaginaries
'Intimate Imaginaries' brings together bodies of work by thirteen Arts Project Australia artists who each express a compelling, richly inventive and deeply felt worldview.
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Picturing the End
In 'Picturing the End', artists reflect on how our relationship with our own mortality intersects with narratives of humanity’s downfall.
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Sophie Dumaresq and Asil Habara: . . . Is somebody gonna match my freak?
The exhibition is a tongue-in-cheek nod to the two artists shared sense of humour and interest in online popular culture, shit posting and viral trends.
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Yuriyal Bridgeman: yubilong(mi)bilongyu
Includes new works that reflect the culmination of Yuriyal Bridgeman’s most recent research practice; other works survey the breadth of his career to date.
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DATA MINDS
'DATA MINDS' surveys the art practices of Roy Ananda, Girl On Road, HIBALL, Jon Rafman and Brie Trenerry who work across analogue, contemporary and AI-assisted media.
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Brian Robinson: Current
Brian Robinson blends traditional and contemporary iconography and materiality in his bold and humorous large-scale prints and sculptures.
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Unbound: Books Reimagined
'Unbound: Books Reimagined' explores the many forms a book could take, focusing on two types of books: artists' books and pop-up books.
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Leah King-Smith: rhythm wRites
'rhythm wRites' is an immersive exhibition orchestrated by Bigambul artist Leah King-Smith, exploring simultaneity, interconnectivity, rhythm, ethereality, spatiality and sound.
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