William Breen New Landscapes September 28 - October 16
 William Breen’s latest series of works take us on a languid road trip through the rolling landscape of the Yarra Valley. As deep skies brood with the promise of rain, horizon lines fade away to present us with a birds eye view of the valley’s verdant winter colours. Best characterized by his use of soft focus and subtle veneration, Breen’s landscapes are testament to his skills of observation and spatial rendering.
 Mami Yamanaka October 19 - November 6
 Concerned with themes of contained memory, time and its healing effect, Yamanaka’s new works feature a series of small sculptural works alongside her distinctive and recognisable patterns. Utilising drawing and digital image techniques, these new works suggest the fragile nature of memories.
 Greer Honeywill Secrets (and lies) October 19 - November 6
In an intimate and responsive sound environment artist, Greer Honeywill explores the inherent power of secrets. Do you have a secret?  This is the question at the heart of the making of the sound installation, Secrets (and lies).
 Emma Walker November 9 - 27
 Walker’s paintings and works on paper attempt to capture the atmosphere of a territory we fleetingly inhabit – the space between dreaming and wakefulness. Her practice consistently engages with the natural world, informed by a visual language built upon through extensive travel.
 Dan Wollmering November 9 - 27
 This body of new sculptural works references idiosyncratic architectural structures in Malaysia where Wollmering spent time as an artist-in-residence during 2009. Cast in aluminium and bronze, and using the local flora as surface textures, these new sculptures aim to evoke notions of inhabitancy and enclosure.
 GREATEST HITS: VOLUME 1 November 30 - December 18
A compilation of new works by our most popular artists. Stay tuned.