Select Exhibitions
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Across the way
Across the way brings together artists from remote Aboriginal-owned art centres throughout the Pilbara, Kimberley, Western Desert, and Ngaanyatjarra Lands.
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Gestures of Care
Works of Gestures of Care were made by families involved in Family by Family – a peer-to-peer support program for vulnerable families.
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Si Yi Shen: Mountain No Mountain
Brisbane-based artist Si Yi Shen uses digital collage and sculptural forms to explore belonging, identity, and life between cultural worlds.
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Helen Britton: The Story So Far
The Story So Far traces the complex and rich world of country women and the creativity that shaped the artist’s early experience of Australia.
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Felicity O’Connor: Scripted Landscapes
In Central Coast painter Felicity O’Connor’s practice, the vast presence of the Australian landscape remains an enduring reference point.
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Hermannsburg
Western Arrarnta artist Albert Namatjira (1902–59) pioneered the Hermannsburg School art movement.
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David Stephenson: Sun Drawings
America-born, Tasmania-based photographic and video artist David Stephenson has been tracing the daily passage of the Tasmanian sun over the past few years.
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Celia Gullett: Spirit into matter
Works of Spirit into matter recognise that while there are paintings that tell stories, there are also paintings that ask to be inhabited.
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IncarcerNation
IncarcerNation responds to contemporary conversations about incarceration, justice, and systemic inequality in the NT and across regional Australia.
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August 2026 Editor’s pick: Hadley’s Art Prize: Exhibition of Finalists
With twenty-six finalists in 2026, the $100,000 acquisitive Hadley’s Art Prize is devoted to portrayals of the Australian landscape.
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Jasper Knight: Collage, prints and works on paper
This survey of over twenty years of Sydney-based Jasper Knight’s practice includes early sketches leading to recent painted works.
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Water bodies
This exhibition of First Peoples works presents diverse reflections spanning moving image, photography, printmaking, sculpture, textiles, and weaving.
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