Select Exhibitions
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This Moment: Highlights from the White Rabbit Collection of Chinese Contemporary Art
This exhibition of highlights from Sydney’s White Rabbit Gallery features over forty works by twenty-six artists.
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Julius von Bismarck: This is not the storm
Spanning video installations, kinetic sculpture, and photography, this marks the first Australian solo exhibition for German artist Julius von Bismarck.
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Michael Johnson: Colour & Convergence
With a practice entering its seventh decade, Sydney-based artist Michael Johnson is known for an innovative use of colour in his abstract paintings.
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Rachelle Dusting: Sacred Ground
Through portraiture, figurative, and still life work, Rachelle Dusting explores the sacred and shifting terrains of identity, beauty, and transformation.
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Ildiko Kovacs: Tectonics
Sydney-based artist Ildiko Kovacs’ work captures our fragility in a dynamic universe, revealing an artist who is both explorer and storyteller.
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Christine Blowfield: Cerulean Skies
Western Australian artist Christine Blowfield is known for acrylic paintings, a realistic style, and her use of colour.
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Bridie Gillman: Land marks
Bridie Gillman’s practice is informed by ideas of place and the ways in which experiences and memories shape our perspective of a site.
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Pasar Malam | Night Market: Contemporary Printmaking from Indonesia and Australia
This exhibition of large format screenprint works, each 200 × 150cm, brings together Indonesian and Australian artists.
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Nadia Hernández
Here, Nadia Hernández draws on her own stories, Venezuelan cultural archives, and the diasporic conditions that shape her sense of belonging.
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Rosalie Gascoigne: Sky, Earth, Water
Rosalie Gascoigne (1917–99) was known for sculptural assemblages inspired by nature that revealed the beauty of discarded objects.
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Brad Rimmer: Loom of the Land
Surveying Brad Rimmer’s practice over the last twenty years, interconnected bodies of work in his ‘Wheatbelt’ trilogy come together.
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A velvet ant, a flower and a bird
Three familiar figures from nature serve as a garden of knowledge, a parliament of beings, each carrying metaphorical and symbolic weight.
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