Select Exhibitions
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I Loved You
Dedicated to all the hopeless romantics, I Loved You reminds us that love turns up in unexpected places as twenty-eight artists show us that the romantic feeling can be a time, a place, or even a memory.
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Allison Chhorn: Skin Shade Night Day
Allison Chhorn explores the daily routine and rituals practised by her Cambodian-Australian family; reperformed and documented through a process of embodied empathy.
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Promise the Earth
'Promise the Earth' is the next in a five-part exhibition series with the elements – water, earth, fire, air, and æther (the post-internet realm) – as the defining features.
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Embers, Epicorm: Art of the Eurobodalla
Artists from the Eurobodalla region of New South Wales share their personal creative responses to the devastating Black Summer Fires of 2019/2020 and its aftermath.
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Paper On Skin
'Paper On Skin' is a biennial wearable award, which encourages and challenges artists to design wearable garments made from at least eighty percent paper.
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Doppelgänger and Zombies
'Doppelgänger and Zombies' presents new artworks created from 3D scans of masterpieces in David Roche’s eighteenth and nineteenth-century collection of decorative arts objects.
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Collective Movements
First Nations collectives, collaborations and creative practices from across Victoria that recognise collectivity as integral to Indigenous knowledges and ways of being.
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While You Were Sleeping Volume 2
A public showcase of twelve First Nations whose multi-disciplinary backgrounds include street art, fine art, photography, illustration, digital, and more.
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Bruce Munro: From Sunrise Road
'From Sunrise Road' by Bruce Munro delivers twenty indoor works and stars a spectacular site-specific immersive outdoor installation that will illuminate the parklands of Heide Museum of Modern Art by night.
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Pamela Kleemann-Passi: Sweet Dreams & Gut Reactions
A series of life-sized hair-covered garments, based on the hinged paper doll clothing from Pamela Kleemann-Passi’s childhood, each exposing an internal body organ, adorn the walls.
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Pip Lewi: An Ode to Transperth
Exploring the many facets of passenger culture, Pip Lewi considers the bus or train as a space that can be both public and intimate.
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