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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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Two Islands, One Thread: The Art and Cultures of Lombok & Bali
Two Islands, One Thread tells the story of artistic exchanges between the Indonesian societies of Hindu Bali and Muslim Lombok.
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Petite Miniature Textiles 2026
This year’s Petite Miniature Textiles features forty-six works by thirty-four artists and groups and selected by guest curator Cara Johnson.
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Brian Robinson: Multiverse
In Cairns-based Torres Strait Islander Brian Robinson's Multiverse, ancient stories, sea creatures, and superheroes coalesce and collide.
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Trần Lương: Tầm Tã – Soaked in the Long Rain
Marking the first international survey of Vietnamese artist Trần Lương, thirty years of the artist’s practice is traced.
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Wendy Sharpe: Into the Dark
Sydney- and Paris-based artist Wendy Sharpe is known for expressive works that celebrate and observe the human condition.
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Blak Douglas × Jarra Karalinar Steel: Sign Language
Works on show include Douglas’ Are we there yet (study), 2025, which renames Australia’s major cities with their correct First Nations language reference.
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Hannah Murray: Sea Monster
Cairns-based artist Hannah Murray works in a range of media including drawing and painting, as well as fabric and product design.
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Eliott June O’Dowd: Guide to Surreal Urbias
Eliott June O’Dowd’s multidisciplinary practice spans sculpture combined with textile crafts, painting, and occasional printmaking.
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Julie Davidson: Symphony of Light
Julie Davidson continues her exploration of still life in Symphony of Light, bringing domestic forms together in compositions of quiet intensity.
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PRESSURE: Architecture, Process and the Print Studio
Selected materials and works from two studios, PRESSURE investigates printmaking as both an artistic medium and a rigorous pedagogical tool.
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Justin Pearson: Integration
New South Wales artist Justin Pearson is known for painting fleeting and whimsical moments in mythology and everyday life.
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