Select Exhibitions
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Hannah Murray: Sea Monster
Cairns-based artist Hannah Murray works in a range of media including drawing and painting, as well as fabric and product design.
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Eliott June O’Dowd: Guide to Surreal Urbias
Eliott June O’Dowd’s multidisciplinary practice spans sculpture combined with textile crafts, painting, and occasional printmaking.
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Julie Davidson: Symphony of Light
Julie Davidson continues her exploration of still life in Symphony of Light, bringing domestic forms together in compositions of quiet intensity.
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PRESSURE: Architecture, Process and the Print Studio
Selected materials and works from two studios, PRESSURE investigates printmaking as both an artistic medium and a rigorous pedagogical tool.
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Justin Pearson: Integration
New South Wales artist Justin Pearson is known for painting fleeting and whimsical moments in mythology and everyday life.
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Nathan Grey: as it is
Tasmanian figurative painter Nathan Grey is known for using minimal marks to capture a person’s gaze, gesture, and mood.
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Winsome Jobling: This Granular World
Winsome Jobling works across drawing, prints, and sculpture and is known for a deep connection with place and the natural world.
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July 2026 Editor’s pick: Making Old New: DRG 10th Anniversary
Making Old New, a celebration of ten years of opening Fermoy House and David Roche’s fine and decorative arts collection.
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Jemima Wyman: Deep Surface
Jemima Wyman is known for her vivid, kaleidoscopic hand-cut collages drawn from a personal photography archive documenting global protests.
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Georgia Banks: Popular Versus Culture
The works of Melbourne-based Georgia Banks revel in the slippery terrain between celebrity, artifice, and authenticity.
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South West Biennial 2026: Tracework
Centred around the gallery, this inaugural exhibition – conceived as both a cartography and a crossroads – extends to six partner venues.
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Mitch Cairns: Artist’s Mouth
A joint project with the Institute of Modern Art, Queensland, this marks the most comprehensive survey of artist Mitch Cairns to date.
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