Select Exhibitions
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Sculpture by the Sea, Bondi 2026
Returning to the two-kilometre Bondi to Tamarama coastal walk, this marks thirty years since the beginning of Sculpture by the Sea.
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Salon des Refusés 2026
This year’s Archibald and Wynne Prizes ‘alternative’ – Salon des Refusés – features over fifty portrait and landscape paintings.
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Tony Albert: Reverb & Still
A complement to the MCA Australia survey on until 19 October – features two new Tony Albert bodies of work, Reverb and Still.
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Vivian McQueen: REIGN
Vivian McQueen: REIGN features twenty-two photographs drawn from twenty-five years of international fashion, commercial, and documentary work.
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Hugo Blomley: Pump Cover
Melbourne-based Hugo Blomley works primarily in sculpture, exploring the intersection of conceptual systems and material transformation.
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Samantha Everton: THIRTEEN
In THIRTEEN, Melbourne-based Samantha Everton presents thirteen-year-olds navigating familiar domestic interiors overwhelmed by spectacle.
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UNLEASHED+
Since 2004, artisan’s biennial exhibition UNLEASHED has been Queensland’s platform for launching early-career craft and design practitioners.
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Izabela Pluta: Cavitation
For Izabela Pluta, who left Poland in 1986, place is always relational – through encounter, migration, and movement.
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Lynda Draper: GR’AFT
This body of work by Thurrural Thirroul-based artist Lynda Draper was developed through a 2024 residency at the gallery.
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Salvatore Zofrea: Day Cycle, Afternoon Light and Evening Light
Salvatore Zofrea’s sweeping panorama Day Cycle narrates – in one hundred panels – the changing effects of light on the natural world.
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World Press Photo
Far-reaching impacts of the climate crisis from Los Angeles to the Philippines, Mexico, and Norway are among the perspectives.
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The Quiet Life
The Quiet Life is a group exhibition that brings together artists whose practices are grounded in atmosphere, intimacy, and observation.
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