Select Exhibitions
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Heart of Darkness
Bringing together contemporary craft objects that appeal to Gothic sensibilities, this exhibition showcases the work of fourteen artists.
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Data Dreams: Art and AI
Data Dreams brings together the work of ten artists examining how artificial intelligence transforms the way we create, live, and think.
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Tracy’s Echo: 50 Years of Resilience
Created in 2024 to commemorate the fiftieth anniversary of Cyclone Tracy, this exhibition honours the untold stories of Aboriginal cyclone survivors.
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A Nest in the Hills: The Symbiosis of Women and Birds in Contemporary Australian Art
The symbiotic relationship between women and birds is on show here, as is how this connection can reflect deeper personal and societal issues.
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Nicole Slater: Rose Gold
Nicole Slater, also a professional horse breeder, is known for bringing an intimate understanding of equine anatomy to her work.
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Lucas Davidson: Inner Reserve
Sydney-based artist Lucas Davidson uses photographic ‘sampling’ to capture the Lake Macquarie region, including its land, sky, and water.
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Tia Madden: The Uncode
In The Uncode, interdisciplinary artist Tia Madden constructs a large-scale text-like installation that teeters on the edge of legibility.
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Australian Abstraction
Exploring the evolving nature of abstraction within the Australian context, this is the second stage in an exhibition series.
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Jim Lambie: Cool Breeze
Scottish artist Jim Lambie is known for colourful aluminium wall sculptures and vibrant floor vinyl installations.
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Trent Parke: The Christmas tree bucket
Trent Parke presents a tender and darkly humorous portrayal of his extended family coming together to celebrate Christmas.
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Unfolding: First Nations Works on Paper
Featuring drawings, paintings and prints on paper, this exhibition – drawn from the gallery’s permanent collection – celebrates the diversity and dynamism of First Nations artists’ use of paper as a medium. Just as fold lines remain always visible in paper’s memory, expressions of identity, body and self, language, connection...
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Patrick Grieve: HOME
Patrick Grieve is known for richly coloured renditions of Tasmania’s Northwest Coast, which the artist says has always been home.
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