Select Exhibitions
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Michaela Gleave: Event Horizon
Sydney-based artist Michaela Gleave’s practice spans installation, performance, sound, video, photography, sculpture, and digital and online works.
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Of This Earth: Transforming Culture and Country Through First Nations Ceramics
A National Gallery of Australia touring exhibition, Of This Earth celebrates the breadth of First Nations ceramic practice across Australia.
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Jimmy Tjapangarti Tchooga
These new works on paper by Jimmy Tjapangarti Tchooga grow directly from the artist’s engagement with the Birrundudu Drawings.
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Michelle Teear: Expansion
In Expansion, rocky outcrops and quiet waterholes become contemplative gateways to inner landscapes – cracked escarpments shaped under pressure.
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Ham Darroch: Harp Frequency
In Canberra-based artist Ham Darroch's work, syncopated rhythm and quiet harmony in colour and form invoke an uplifting experience.
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Sandra Kaji O’Grady: Boding
New South Wales artist Sandra Kaji O’Grady’s practice investigates gaps and overlaps between text-based systems of meaning and visual codes.
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John Dent: Gouaches
Turning to the freedom and spontaneity of gouache, John Dent – known for his painting and printmaking of intimate interiors – ventures into the landscape.
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Brenton Drechsler: Stripes 6 – Open Doors
Brenton Drechsler’s new body of paintings shifts from foreign urban streetscapes and vintage vehicles to the interiors of his own home.
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Travis Bell & Elizabeth Braid: Between the Tides
The rockpool as a shifting world shaped by tide and time is explored in this collaborative exhibition by ceramicist Travis Bell and painter Elizabeth Braid.
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Anthea Tsigros Jones: Think Differently
Marking the artist’s first solo exhibition since completing formal studies in 2023, Anthea Tsigros Jones fuses textiles, paper, and found objects.
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John Perceval: All That We Are
This marks the first major survey of John Perceval since 1992, featuring over one hundred works spanning three decades of achievement.
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Ray Monde: The Places That Shape Us
Ray Monde is known for his fascination with paper, working across a variety of mediums including collage, drawing, multimedia, and painting.
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