The exhibition offers a kaleidoscopic view of the human condition through four immersive installations based loosely on the brain, womb, belly, and soul. ...
Sarah Contos: Eye Lash Horizon
Tag Archives: UNSW Galleries
Gordon Hookey: A MURRIALITY
A MURRIALITY is the first survey of renowned Waanyi artist Gordon Hookey, charting three decades of practice where artmaking and activism fuse....
Pliable Planes: Expanded Textiles & Fibre Practices
‘Pliable Planes: Expanded Textiles & Fibre Practices’ is a major exhibition drawing together practitioners who reimagine practices in textiles and fibre art....
Elizabeth Pulie: #117 (Survey)
For over three decades, Sydney-based artist, writer, and teacher Elizabeth Pulie has been “making art about art” with a philosophical approach and conceptual practice, challenging the criticalities of “what art is?”....
Sam Smith: Capture
‘Capture’ showcases key works from the past decade by Sam Smith, including a newly commissioned work exploring relationships or ‘connective changes’ between geology, architecture, cinema histories, paranormal entities and unimagined futures....
Khadim Ali: Invisible Border
Dr Joseph Brennan speaks with Khadim Ali about the works of ‘Invisible Border’ – its tapestries in particular, which bear a collective signature of collaboration with Hazara craftswomen and men impacted by war and displacement....
Gerwyn Davies: Plush
Dr Joseph Brennan speaks with Gerwyn Davies about the 23 photographs of ‘Plush’, which through post-production embellishment realise the performative and aesthetic intensifications of ‘camp’ and generate new queer potentials....
What’s On NEAR ME
What's On NEAR ME is a new series by Art Almanac presenting a curated selection of must-see exhibitions across Australia every week. This edition includes Sydney, NSW, Melbourne, Victoria and ACT....
Friendship as a way of life
'Friendship as a way of life' looks at networks of exchange and forms of being together that LGBTQI+ communities have created and forged over time,’ say curators José Da Silva and Kelly Doley....
Wansolwara: One Salt Water
‘There was a desire for a project [Wansolwara] that would complicate our understanding of the Pacific and make us rethink how we understand First Nations people and First Nations communities.’ – José Da Silva...
Material Place: Reconsidering Australian Landscape
‘Material Place’ gathers artists who are thinking through the materiality of the Australian landscape and its representation....
Justine Youssef wins this year’s $10,000 John Fries Award
The John Fries Award recognises the talents of early-career visual artists from Australia and NZ, showcasing the region’s most experimental and provocative works....