The exhibition is a tongue-in-cheek nod to the two artists shared sense of humour and interest in online popular culture, shit posting and viral trends....
Sophie Dumaresq and Asil Habara: . . . Is somebody gonna match my freak?
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Marion’s Vision
'Marion’s Vision' explores and celebrates the legacy of Marion Mahony Griffin, an influential figure in Australian architectural history....
Emma Pattenden: Monuments
Using delicate watercolour and intricate mark-making techniques, Emma Pattenden invites the viewer to experience the grandeur and subtlety of the Australian landscape....
UK Frederick: HARD YAKKA
UK Frederick’s 'HARD YAKKA' explores the humble yet iconic flannel shirt, a staple item in workwear apparel as well as sub-culture and counter-culture scenes....
Care Structures
Viewers are invited to slow down and consider the time-consuming processes behind works on display and the expanded drawing practice....
Four Views of Black Mountain
Four artists with familial ties present their interpretation of place in this exhibition which celebrates the beautiful, complex natural environment of Canberra’s Black Mountain....
Shoreline
Artists Michael Desmond, Peta Jones, Bryn Desmond-Jones and Ossian Desmond-Jones respond to the unique junctures between where the land meets the sea....
M16 Drawing Prize 2020 | Winners announced
The M16 Drawing Prize is an annual exhibition which focuses on recent works that incorporate either traditional or non-traditional drawing material, to examine, challenge and open up a dialogue around what drawing is. Here are the 2020 winners......
Elegy for Winter
‘Elegy for Winter’ is a group show from Canberra region artists Luke Aleksandrow, Jacqueline Bradley, Chris Carmody, Denise Ferris, Annika Harding, Ellis Hutch and Shags....
2018 M16 Drawing Prize | Winners announced
The M16 Drawing Prize is for drawing in either traditional media and techniques, or non-traditional works that extend understanding of what drawing may be within contemporary art practice....
If you were buried for a thousand years even you would be priceless
Objects are top shelf in 'If you were buried for a thousand years even you would be priceless' which considers ways of living, time and how we value ‘things’; banal, practical and sentimental. Inspired by the shape, function and look of items....
Megan Keating and Samuel Johnstone: The Onlooker
Megan Keating and Samuel Johnstone’s exhibition, ‘The Onlooker’, raises questions about our relationship with, and participation in, contemporary screen culture....