Select Exhibitions
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Feedback Loops
Madison Bycroft, Tianzhuo Chen, Lu Yang, Sahej Rahal, Justin Shoulder and Zadie Xa explore the role of the cycle, the echo and reiteration in ‘Feedback Loops’.
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Belonging: Stories of Australian Art
'Belonging: Stories of Australian Art' is a major collection presentation that recasts the story of nineteenth-century Australian art.
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Sandra Hill: Mia Kurrum Maun (Far from Home)
Sandra Hill examines the spectre of Aboriginal cultural annihilation through her own lived experience as a Noongar woman of the Stolen Generations.
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Anne Wallace: Strange Ways
Bringing together more than 80 works, and spanning three decades, this is the most comprehensive survey of Anne Wallace's practice to date.
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Tracey Moffatt & Hayley Millar-Baker: The Truth of What Occurred Remains
‘The Truth of What Occurred Remains’ brings together two major bodies of work that reflect on the transgenerational trauma of colonisation experienced by Indigenous people.
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Laurie Anderson & Hsin-Chien Huang: Chalkroom
In 'Chalkroom', giant blackboards construct a vast virtual space where walls, floors and ceilings are covered in handwritten text and drawings.
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Collector/Collected
Tony Albert, Kate Daw, Geoff Newton and David Sequeira respond to the concept, materiality and action of collecting, and the collector.
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Mat Ward: La morte mi troverà vivo
Tasmanian artist Mat Ward explores the origins of experimental music with a focus on early 20th century artists.
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Pulse of the Dragon
‘Pulse of the Dragon’, curated by Guan Wei, is a group exhibition that explores Chinese tradition and heritage as pluralistic.
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Julia Flanagan: Dazzle
‘Julia Flanagan’s work is colour and shape colliding across painting and sculpture. Forms instinctively vibrate like a Broadway boogie-woogie.' – Melody Willis
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Between the Moon and the Stars
'Between the Moon and the Stars' explores how the Moon and its phases continue to impact on animal and human life.
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