Select Exhibitions
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While You Were Sleeping
'While You Were Sleeping' is an evocative and emotional display of works across a range of art practices, including painting, illustration, photography and sculpture.
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OK Democracy, We Need to Talk
‘OK Democracy, We Need to Talk’ considers the positive potential of democracy with particular reference to the question of how the system is currently performed.
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Kawita Vatanajyankur: Performing Textiles
The Spinning Wheel (2018) and Knit (2019) by Thai-Australian artist Kawita Vatanajyankur are on view in ‘Performing Textiles’.
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Kate Bergin: Tabletop Variations
Kate Bergin presents a unique spin on the traditional still life compositions of 17th-century Dutch and Flemish painting.
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Luke Hardy: foxfires / kitsunē-bi
Luke Hardy explores the human psyche in his new series of photographs inspired by Japanese folklore, in particular, the kitsunē or fox.
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Jim Berg: Silent Witness – A Window to the Past
'Silent Witness: A Window to the Past' – large-scale photographic portraiture of scar trees partnered with a soundscape from Melbourne composer/artist Martin Friedel and Berg’s poetry.
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Jane Giblin: I shed my skin
'I shed my skin' – audiences will increase their understanding of changing cultural histories/relationships between indigenous and non-indigenous families.
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RocoColonial
Artists practicing painting, sculpture, design and fashion explore themes of the Rococo and the Colonial in 'RocoColonial'.
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Dean Bowen: The Home of Kindness – paintings and sculptures
In ’The Home of Kindness’, Dean Bowen depicts starry night skies, comets returning to earth, boats, echidnas, birds, pets and insects all make an appearance.
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I thought I heard a bird
'I thought I heard a bird' considers our everyday interactions with urban birds using birdwatching (often called ‘twitching’) as an imaginative pivot.
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Warriors for the Environment
'Warriors for the Environment' is about how we as Aboriginal Artists contribute to caring for country and how we interpret our environment.
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