Select Exhibitions
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Ralph Stanton: “There’s a Crack in Everything (L.Cohen)”
Consciously planned only broadly, not in detail, Ralph Stanton's work relies on intuition, seeking feelings of space and beauty, which arrive through process: layering, glazing, rubbing back, overpainting.
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Sam Bullock: Autistic spectrum – Darkness and light
Sam Bullock’s paintings are boldly energetic and bursting with vibrant colour and narrative. ‘Autistic spectrum: Darkness and light’ features a series of portraits of people Bullock loves or admires.
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Exhume the grave: McCubbin and contemporary art
‘Exhume the grave’ includes works by contemporary Australian artists in response to Frederick McCubbin’s enduringly popular narrative paintings set within the Australian bush.
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Harley Manifold: I know you heard me, but are you listening
Enticed by personal stories of love and connection, Harley Manifold’s painted observations present the remnants of a fleeting human presence.
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Miriam Innes: Grandiose, Paris!
Miriam Innis explores the architecture and life of Paris through a series of large-scale hyper-realistic charcoal on paper works and her small, framed petites.
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City in the Sun
‘City in the Sun’ follows how Brisbane’s history of migration, tourism, climate, environment, and geographical location has branded the city a subtropical oasis of leisure and abundance.
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Zoe Grigoris: Social Medea
For ‘Social Medea’, Zoe Grigoris creates an environment that invites a delightful sense of wonder and teeters on the blurred edges of memory.
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Undercurrent
‘Undercurrent’ features works from the DCC Permanent Collection including prints from the Robinson Collection, and explores Tasmanian art through the lens of the ocean; on an island, it is a powerful force, both isolating and connecting.
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Tony Ameneiro: Landscape with Rock
‘Landscape with Rock’ is an exhibition of prints and drawings by Tony Ameneiro, inspired by artist Fred William’s explorations of the Nattai Valley in the Southern Highlands in the late 1950s.
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Nalda Searles: Finders Keepers
Nalda Searles, one of Western Australia’s leading artists who was a key figure in the development of contemporary sculpture, fibre, and textile art in Australia.
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Emma Walker: Distillations
Emma Walker’s hybrid creations merge painting and sculpture through her seemingly meditative processes of carving, sanding, layering, grinding, glazing, dripping and scratching into plywood.
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