This exhibition is a timely tribute to Adelaide’s radical spirit of the 1970s – focusing on the Progressive Art Movement (PAM)....
If you don’t fight . . . you lose: politics, posters and PAM
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Between the Details: Video Art from the ACMI Collection
An ACMI touring exhibition featuring video works by Kaylene Whiskey, Jason Phu, Deborah Kelly, Zanny Begg and David Rosetzky....
mane djang karirra: the place where the dreaming changed shape
Artists draw inspiration from traditional designs and experiment with rarrk (cross-hatching) whilst using a rich palette derived from natural pigments....
New Acquisitions / New Perspectives
Inviting engagement with First Nations knowledge, perspectives, and experiences, this exhibition brings together selected artworks acquired by FUMA from 2018 to 2023....
Hayley Millar Baker: There we were all in one place
From 2016 to 2019, Hayley Millar Baker (Gunditjmara) produced five photographic series which have been brought together in this touring exhibition....
The Data Imaginary: Fears and Fantasies
This exhibition brings together works by artists and designers to demonstrate how creative applications of data technology are crucial for a vital, inclusive, and sustainable future....
Sovereign sisters: domestic work
'Sovereign sisters' sheds light on Indigenous women’s domestic servitude which has been widely ignored by non-Indigenous Australia....
Bee-stung Lips: Barbara Hanrahan works on paper 1960-1991
Characterised by playfully complex narratives that draw on both personal experience and fantasy, Barbara Hanrahan’s works are fearlessly direct and unashamedly decorative in style....
Ray Harris: Ritual Nature
In this body of work, artist Ray Harris explores notions of ritual in relation to cleansing and death by situating her body in dialogue with the environment....
Robyn Stacey: as still as life
Curated by Anouska Phizacklea, ‘Robyn Stacey: as still as life’ comprises ten works drawn from projects undertaken by the artist (2005-2010) which contemplate colonial collections and their meanings....